Review: The Neal Morse Band – Innocence & Danger
A stellar late-career release from a group of legends
A stellar late-career release from a group of legends
Perfection without pretention, this is fucking superb! Scratching my O’Brother itch, but so so much more – huge dynamics and post-hardcore emotions collide with impeccable songwriting sensibilities in a compelling reflection on the destruction humanity has wrought on nature.
Progressive dystopian-space-thrash that isn’t a Vektor clone. A must-listen.
An incredibly musically ambitious album that is executed as well as it is envisioned. 7 years in the making, Holoceno combines progressive sludge metal with elements of avant garde and zeuhl.
A dazzling and triumphant breath of fresh proggy air.
The Subway stops in Scotland for some mystical progressive heavy metal
You want fun? You wanna dance? Listen to this!!
This is a truly magical and utterly unique album filled with lush, mellow, hypnotic soundscapes that eerily distort themselves into blackened, pained harshness, without skipping a jazzy beat. You need to hear it to believe it.
Wonderful dissonant tech death with enough elements from black and doom to be fresh and exciting