Review: Trailight – Sophia
One-man Canadian prog rock that isn’t too bad, eh?
One-man Canadian prog rock that isn’t too bad, eh?
Highly technical and equally harmonious musicians give us a satisfying traditional progressive metal album.
Emotionally gripping post-metal with tasteful, varied song-writing.
Instrumental math rock/metal that comes up just short of memorable.
An enjoyable “instrumetal” album that manages to avoid most of the common traps of the genre.
Ethereal prog from Puerto Rico that grows on you.
A 95 minute behemoth that’s guaranteed to blow your socks off.
Despite some moments of promise, most of the album is stuck in the dead zone of “complex but not interesting” prog parts.
Power-prog meets melodeath.
The next generation of progressive death metal is in good hands.