Review: Walls of Babylon – Aeons Apart
Italian prog-power is not wanting for highly conceptual albums, and you can add Aeons Apart to that list.
Italian prog-power is not wanting for highly conceptual albums, and you can add Aeons Apart to that list.
“I think, therefore I don’t speak French” – Descartes, maybe.
Is this prog metal that looks to the past or toward the future?
Carl Jung’s concepts bring some thoughts on Preyrs.
Moving pictures? … Nope, they seem pretty static.
Take a little Amorphis, and sprinkle in some Paradise Lost. Plug directly into ear holes. Heavy eyeliner recommended.
As my dad likes to say, “I’m not mad; I’m just disappointed.”
Take a drink every time they say “city”.
Remember the Alamo… I mean, the Roman Empire.
When life gives you lemons lemons, make sushi sushi.