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Review: Karmanjakah – Ancient Skills

The transitional bones in a fossil record yet to be written

By Christopher, 3 yearsMay 24, 2023 ago

Review: Needle – Fall

Maybe leave this one in the proverbial haystack.

By Doug, 3 yearsMay 15, 2023 ago

Review: The Enigma Division – The Enigma Division

What prog album would be complete without a Derek Sherinian guest spot and a Carl Sagan audio sample?

By Doug, 3 yearsApril 7, 2023 ago

Review: First Signs Of Frost – Anthropocene

Former associates of Daniel Tompkins re-emerge from hibernation for a new full-length release.

By Doug, 3 yearsSeptember 27, 2022 ago

Review: Speaking to Stones – (In)Human Error

The Rochester based three-piece showcases insane talent in a prog metal triumph

By Nick, 3 yearsSeptember 24, 2022 ago

Review: Toehider – I Have Little To No Memories of These Memories

I’ve heard eight minute songs that felt like a lifetime, but I was thoroughly captivated and never bored one bit by this forty-eight minute long song.

By Mathis, 3 yearsSeptember 17, 2022 ago

Review: Regressor – Crescent Spoon

Guitarist and producer Joseph Stevenson of StarSystems branches out with the debut of a new, jazzier solo project.

By Doug, 3 yearsAugust 15, 2022 ago

Review: earth7 – Shine

A short and sweet instrumental djent EP with bright-shining guest stars.

By Doug, 3 yearsAugust 11, 2022 ago

Review: Aquae Furtivae – Road To Square One

Unique ideas are overshadowed by instrumental nothingness, and I may have found it more enjoyable if I only listened to the first three songs and the namesake epic.

By Mathis, 3 yearsJuly 7, 2022 ago

Review: Stengah – Soma Sema

“While we all have lots of bands who influence still, we all rip off Meshuggah!” – Devin Townsend Project

By Sabrina, 4 yearsMay 23, 2022 ago

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6: Satisfactory
5: Unremarkable
4: Weak
3: Bad
2: Awful
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