Review: Dol Theeta – Monad
Of man’s many attempts at space travel, not every mission was a success, but the times where they were are downright glorious.
Of man’s many attempts at space travel, not every mission was a success, but the times where they were are downright glorious.
The first half of a two-part concept album that embraces a symphonic sound while retaining a more traditional progressive style.
A zany, religiously inspired journey through symphonic and avant prog.
Listening to Wilderun is like eating the best coffee ice cream you’ve ever tasted but you occasionally bite into coffee chunks that are a little too bitter for your senses.
Egyptian progressive/folk metal outfit Riverwood’s sophomore album Shadows And Flames is a bombastic release with many moving parts, but one that ultimately leaves you wishing for more.
A 20-year veteran of the Underground returns after a 10-year hiatus.
An exemplary example of all a French black metal album should be, rejoicing in French heritage with tasteful, albeit crazy, cabaret orchestrations.
Winteria’s debut is full of festive holiday cheer, great melodies, and lots of symphonic metal cheese.
Great melody, excellent instrumental harmony, sappy vocals; is this not par for the course in most traditional prog metal?