Review: Breaths – Though life has turned out nothing like I imagined, it is far better than I could have dreamt
Breaths brings us a brutal, genre-defying album with crushing lyrics with an unusual edge of optimism.
Review: Burned in Effigy – Rex Mortem
A young band to watch, debuting with well-balanced melodeath full of technical and neoclassical elements
Review: Others by No One – Book II: Where Stories Come From
Others By No One releases a whale of an album that is just as incomprehensible as it is ingenious, combining zany elements throughout the prog sphere.
Review: Wax People – Wax People
Style: Avant-Garde Metal, Prog Metal, Avant-Garde Jazz (instrumental)Review by: DanCountry: US-CARelease date: 27 April, 2021 NOTE: This album was originally included in the “Albums We Missed in 2021” Issue of The Progressive Subway Few albums have the balls to truly stand out from the crowd and secure an indelible place Read more…
Review: Coevality – Multiple Personalities
This is an incredible piece of instrumental songwriting and musicianship. Coevality bring the best of both worlds, soothing atmospheres and catchy melodies, as well as genuinely impressive mechanical skill. This is a true hidden gem that hits you like a breath of fresh air, and is an album to celebrate.
Review: Intrinsic – Event Horizon
I have discovered what I believe to be a spiritual successor to that classic TC sound, Intrinsic’s Event Horizon.
Review: Sunless – Ylem
This 3-piece’s sophomore effort might be the most memorable anti-memorable dissodeath I’ve heard all year.