Review: Alustrium – Insurmountable
The next generation of progressive death metal is in good hands.
Review: The Chemical Mind – That Benign Terror
Some math-flavored blackgaze for your Nothing But Black Metal November.
Review: Arcing Wires – Prime
Math rock meets jazz saxophone for a surprising debut album from Australia
Review: Lunar – Eidolon
Style: Traditional (mixed vocals)Review by: AndrewCountry: US-CARelease date: 8 November, 2019 NOTE: This album was originally included in the November 2019 issue of The Progressive Subway. A month or two ago, Quintessence from the Prog Discord sent me the link to this album and the message “You might like this Read more…
Review: The Night Watch – An Embarrassment of Riches
When classical violin meets instrumental prog metal, good things happen
Review: Iapetus – The Body Cosmic
An amazing prog death album which my garbage writing of four years ago did not do justice in the slightest
Review: Dimhav – Boreal Flame
The unexpected resurrection of Daniel Heiman in godly power prog
Review: Sunless Dawn – Timeweaver
A masterpiece of an album, which can be enjoyed by any fan of Progressive Music.
Review: Ravaged Spleen Outburst – The Church of Anemia
Want some ugly, toilet bowl like Brutal Death metal? This is the album for you.
Review: Four Stroke Baron – Planet Silver Screen
A bold, intriguing piece of Prog that does not shy away from synth-pop elements.