Review: Ice Age – Waves of Loss and Power
Has this classic heavy prog band changed much in the twenty-two years since their last album?
Review: Exploring Birdsong – Dancing in the Face of Danger
Luminous and punchy prog from the birthplace of British rock.
Review: Pressure Points – The Island
I’m coining a new subgenre: neo-progressive death metal.
Review: Back to R’lyeh – The Break
In his house in Madrid, dead Cthulhu plays trippy metal
Reports from the Underground: Halfway Through 2022
A run down of 18 of our favorite albums through the first half of the year.
Review: Bonus – Disyuntiva
Power metal with harsh vocals just doesn’t work too well, but Disyuntiva is a fun album from a new band.
Review: Ghost Toast – Shade Without Color
Instrumental prog rock done right.
Review: Without Waves – Comedian
Like the majestic flamingo, this is an inconsistent oddity, distracting to listen to yet perfectly adapted for its niche.
Review: Soulsplitter – Connection
Soulsplitter have honed their skills and are ready to take the progressive metal scene by storm
Review: Mental Fracture – Disaccord
Disaccord might just be 2022’s of the best prog-rock albums that nobody is talking about.