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Review: Antropoceno – Natureza Morta

The world is only getting hotter.

By Andy, 7 monthsJune 8, 2025 ago

Review: Shearling – Motherfucker, I Am Both: “Amen” and “Hallelujah”…

Ode to the Appaloosa (ie look at that horse anus).

By Andy, 7 monthsJune 3, 2025 ago

Review: SubLunar – A Random Moment of Stillness

Now all we need is a band called SuperLunar to complete the trifecta.

By Doug, 7 monthsMay 30, 2025 ago

Review: Capitan – Facing Currents

Discovering one’s true self on the waves of post-metal.

By Sam, 7 monthsMay 24, 2025 ago

Review: Bruit ≤ – The Age of Ephemerality

This is the perfect post-rock album.

By Andy, 7 monthsMay 16, 2025 ago

Review: Karg – Marodeur

Emotional repetition isn’t failure; it’s persistence!

By Daniel, 8 monthsMay 3, 2025 ago

Review: Oak – The Third Sleep

Prog you can bring home to meet your parents?

By Cory, 8 monthsApril 22, 2025 ago
Still Waters Empty House

Review: foot foot – still waters, empty house

Someone ask Quentin Tarantino if he wants an indie prog band for his next film’s soundtrack.

By Ian, 9 monthsMarch 19, 2025 ago

Review: Maruja – Tír na nÓg

Am I so out of touch? No, it’s the children who are wrong.

By Ishmael, 10 monthsMarch 4, 2025 ago

Review: Nishaiar – Enat Meret

Shamanic wisdom from a realm of boundless energy

By Andy, 12 monthsJanuary 3, 2025 ago

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9: Mind-blowing
8: Exemplary
7: Noteworthy
6: Satisfactory
5: Unremarkable
4: Weak
3: Bad
2: Awful
1: Abysmal


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