Review: Gandalf’s Fist – The Clockwork Prologue
When did Ayreon and Jethro Tull have a baby?
Review: Tillian – Lotus Graveyard
Folky prog with beautiful vocals
Review: Raiju – Non Sequitur
To protest the lack of Protest the Hero, Raiju have Protested more Heroes than PTH have done since their latest album
Review: Althea – The Art of Trees
A natural progress of the more art-sy, 1970’s prog rock movement.
Review: Left as Rain – Trailing Off
A poppier, mostly instrumental take on prog rock.
Review: Universe Effects – Desolation
An epic yet somber adventure, with plenty of standout instrumentals and stand-out hooks.
Review: Karma Rassa – Vesna… Snova Vesna
A journey to a heavenly world… A band that delivers an atmosphere so unique and beautiful, that you’re bound to love.
Review: Kingcrow – The Persistence
A bleak, atmospheric album unlike any of their previous work; Kingcrow continue to innovate and set foot in the Progressive genre.
Review: Wooden Bridge – Our Hearts, Our Lives
Everybody say cheeeeeese
Review: Sisare – Leaving the Land
Style: 70s prog rock (clean vocals)Review by: SamCountry: FinlandRelease date: 19 January, 2018 NOTE: This album was originally included in the January 2018 issue of The Progressive Subway I think this is the only straight up Prog Rock album I came across to. According to Metal-Archives they played “melodic extreme Read more…