Playlist – FFO: Meshuggah
Fans of head-splitting time signatures, malleable tempos, and the heaviest riffs that ever riffed, this month’s playlist is songs for you.
Review: WAIT – The End of Noise
WAIT produce a fairly interesting and unexpected djent inspired album. If you can handle the repetitive chugs, you can handle the WAIT.
Review: Yawn – Materialism
It may seem like there isn’t much left that hasn’t been done already, but I can assure you Yawn will prove you otherwise.
Review: Hippotraktor – Meridian
This is another excellent album to come out of Pelagic Records; it’s angry, sophisticated, and heavy like an organized crate of bricks.
Review: Aeons – Consequences
Style: Metalcore (mixed vocals)Pick by: DylanCountry: UK (Isle of Man)Release date: 10 September, 2021 NOTE: The album was originally included in the “Albums We Missed in 2021” Issue of The Progressive Subway Aeons is a returning band for us here, as their debut album A Tragic End was reviewed back Read more…
Review: Others by No One – Book II: Where Stories Come From
Others By No One releases a whale of an album that is just as incomprehensible as it is ingenious, combining zany elements throughout the prog sphere.
Review: Sound Struggle – The Bridge
jazz djentlecore progaloo wooo
Review: Von Citizen – Outlier
Style: Jazz Fusion, Progressive Metal, Djent (Instrumental)Review by: MathisCountry: ChinaRelease date: 19 Novermber, 2021 NOTE: This album was originally included in the “Albums We Missed in 2021” Issue of The Progressive Subway Although this is my first time covering this genre on the blog, I love me some instrumental jazz Read more…
Review: Queen Kona – Lucid
Each member of the band is a vocalist, and each of them has a different style of vocals.
Review: PIXL – Deformity
Looks like there is djent from China now. Is it good? Yes. But is it unique enough to stand out amongst the wave of instrudjental solo artists? Ehhh…