Review: Coheed and Cambria – The Father of Make Believe
The concept prog rockers return. With more guitars.
Review: Dim Gray – Shards
Not an appealing swatch colour, but definitely a band worth hearing.
Review: Maud the Moth – The Distaff
You’re gonna be doing a lot of doobie rolling when you’re living in A Temple Down by the River!
Lost In Time: Vulture Industries – The Tower
Mountains, towers, vultures, fine wine, and other elevated things.
Lost in Time: Seventh Wonder – The Great Escape
The glory days of power/prog
Review: Steven Wilson – The Overview
An overview of the review of The Overview: it’s good!
Review: Ologram – La Mia Scia
Ologram’s “La Mia Scia” is a melancholic and contemplative progressive rock album that struggles to leave a lasting trail.
Review: Pattern-Seeking Animals – Friend of All Creatures
Five albums in and these guys are still seeking for the pattern.
Review: Serpents of Pakhangba – Air and Fire
Me, you, and an ancient shamanic tribe in northeastern India… do we have a date?
Review: Everon – Shells
Even though we were still using flip phones the last time we heard from [Everon], Shells has lost none of the band’s old lustre.