Review: Luna’s Call – VOID
Luna’s Call has delivered a complex, daring and bold piece of progressive death metal. A challenging yet rewarding album.
Review: Howling Giant/Sergeant Thunderhoof- Turned to Stone: Volume II Masamune and Muramasa
Hope you’re ready for riffs and reefers kids, we’re going on a wild ride.
Review: Eyes Fly – Eyes Fly
Style: Stoner Doom, Progressive Metal (mixed vocals)Review by: JonahCountry: UKRelease date: 19 June, 2020 [EDITOR’S NOTE: This review was originally published in the June 2020 (part 2) Issue of The Progressive Subway] The doom output this year has finally started to look pretty dang good, and it has left me Read more…
Review: Tiberius – A Peaceful Annihilation
Guy doesn’t like power metal vocals but does like Haken, guess what happens?
Review: Novena – Eleventh Hour
An astounding debut of a band that somehow got Ross Jennings and Gareth Mason on vocals
Review: Dakesis – Fractures
This is how you do power-prog
Review: Redshift – Cataclysm
Between the Dream Theater and Me is good?
Review: Sentire – Time and Motion
TFW a band that basically doesn’t exist makes better music than you do
Review: Starborn – Savage Peace
A nasty US power metal album with an epic and progressive twist
Review: Ihlo – Union
A review from the old days of the Subway