Review: Entering Polaris – And Silently the Age Did Pass
Entering Polaris #2 is simple, pretty neofolk. Is it better than their power/prog?
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: Bend the Future – Sounds So Wrong
Sounds so wrong, feels so right
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: Seven Impale – SUMMIT
Seven Impale have Summit for you!
Review: Inner Vitriol – Into the Silence I Sink
Bologna’s progressive metallers Inner Vitriol return to the scene with a new name and a fresh remaster of their heavy, haunting, and hallowed first full-length.
Review: Echoes and Signals – Lunar
An intriguing shift in direction but ultimately a disappointing follow-up.
Review: Ring of Gyges – Metamorphosis
Welcome to the Haken Centre for Prog Bands Who Can’t Forge Their Own Style
Review: Needle – Fall
Maybe leave this one in the proverbial haystack.