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Review: Gazpacho – Magic 8-Ball

From the bastards of soup.

By Cory, 2 weeksOctober 29, 2025 ago

Review: Green Carnation – A Dark Poem, Part I: The Shores of Melancholia

Green Carnation push off from shore on the first installment of their new album trilogy.

By Claire, 2 monthsSeptember 1, 2025 ago

Lost in Time: Communic – Waves of Visual Decay

A diamond in the power-prog rough.

By Vince, 3 monthsAugust 24, 2025 ago

Review: Agropelter – The Book of Hours

Retro Instrumental Prog Rock (Gone Wild) (Gone Classical)!

By Claire, 3 monthsAugust 18, 2025 ago

Review: Avkrvst – Waving at the Sky

A tribute to America’s most uninteresting president, a man who has absolutely nothing to do with this album.

By Christopher, 5 monthsJune 23, 2025 ago

Review: Feversea – Man Under Erasure

I got a fever and the only cure is more post-metal.

By Christopher, 5 monthsJune 12, 2025 ago

Review: Eldamar – Astral Journeys, Part II: Dissolution

Pack it up, folks. We’ve got a dawdler on our hands.

By Dave, 6 monthsMay 31, 2025 ago

Review: Magic Pie – Maestro

Who’s hungry for a fresh, steaming slice of Magic Pie?

By Claire, 6 monthsMay 27, 2025 ago

Review: Bjørn Riis – Fimbulvinter

Never trust a guy selling you secondhand Airbags.

By Ian, 7 monthsMay 1, 2025 ago

Review: In the Woods… – Otra

These aren’t the woods that Grandma’s house is in…

By Claire, 7 monthsApril 26, 2025 ago

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7: Noteworthy
6: Satisfactory
5: Unremarkable
4: Weak
3: Bad
2: Awful
1: Abysmal


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