Review: D’Virgilio, Morse & Jennings – Sophomore
“Three prog rock legends walk into the ‘70s soft rock scene” sounds like the setup to a joke. Unfortunately, it’s the punchline too.
Review: Galya Bisengalieva – Polygon
The most harrowing electronica you’ll ever hear.
Lost in Time: Frost* – Milliontown
We take a look back to 2006, when one of the greatest progressive rock albums ever made burst onto the scene.
Review: Ramage Inc. – Humanity Has Failed
Ramage Inc. ISN’T a subsidiary of HevyDevy Records.
Review: The Salt Pale Collective – A Body That Could Pass Through Stones and Trees
My roster of exceptional post-metal bands has gained a new member.
Review: The Salt Pale Collective – The Crimson Queen Has No Tongue
Can the companion piece hold up as my well as its bigger brother?
Review: Haar – Ouroboros
Sam: “No Andy, you can’t review the new Blut Aus Nord, we have Blut Aus Nord at home…”
The Blut Aus Nord at Home:
Review: URNE – A Feast on Sorrow
An eclectic fusion of metal genres with mixed impact
Review: The Spectre Beneath – The Ashen Child
Our resident singer-songwriter meets neckbreaking power-prog group is back! Can they pull it off this time?
Lost in Time: Headspace – I Am Anonymous
As prog metal has reached an all time dry spell, I look to the past for one of the genre’s classic gems.