Review: Max Enix – Far From Home
Drifting mindlessly through a prog dimension, Max Enix’s new album is a rudderless, painfully long album with little worth noting.
Review: The Anchoret – It All Began With Loneliness
It All Began With A Really Good Album But Realistically NO DEBUT SHOULD BE THIS GOOD WHAT THE HELL?!
Review: Witch Ripper – The Flight After the Fall
Hey baby I hear the sludge a-callin’, tossed ballads and musical Easter eggs, and well if I seem a bit critical well, baby, I’ve got Witch Ripper pegged! (They’re proggin’ again)
Review: Nospūn – Opus
This band came out of nowhere and casually said “yeah let’s do Scenes From a Memory but like, better, lol”
Review: Hills Like White Lions – Meander
Take a meander through the hills of progressive post metal
Review: Anarchÿ – Retching Necropolis
Anarchÿ teases with a couple of morsels for those of you hungering for more epic, progressive, sometimes-neoclassical-thrash metal debauchery. And for dessert: sludge.
Review: Seven Impale – SUMMIT
Seven Impale have Summit for you!
Review: Nebulae Come Sweet – De Lumière
When orchestras and post-metal meet, swooning ensues
Review: Amun – Spectra and Obsession
You never know what you have until it’s gone.
Double Review: The World is Quiet Here – Zon
Zach and Cooper duke it out to answer a question that has driven us at The Subway crazy: is Zon a masterful follow-up or sophomore slump?