Album Reviews
Asia – Symfonia
This might very well be the last of Asia, as the world lost another artist when John Wetten passed away in January of this year. He was the guy holding things together in Asia, and his [Read »]
Album Reviews
Soen – Lykaia
With some bands, or music, you have a connection from the start. Whether it be the style, the band has a member, or members, of a favorite band, or it just hits you at the [Read »]
Album Reviews
Jupiter Hollow – Odyssey
I’m always encouraged when I hear a debut musical project that offers an approach that comes off as seasoned and professional. It’s hard to pull off a really great debut in a lot of ways. [Read »]
Album Reviews
An Endless Sporadic – Magic Machine
I’m the type of music fan who’s a sucker for great instrumental music. I crave something that stands out, something that draws in your attention through ability and talent. For those in the know about [Read »]
Album Reviews
Opeth – Sorceress
This new album from Opeth might be the most anticipated album in progressive circles this year. Michael Åkerfeldt has never been shy to take his band to new and untested territory. From the early pretty [Read »]
Album Reviews
Toto – Live at Montreux 1991
Toto operated in a short period of time as a four-piece constellation consisting of David Paich (Keyboards), Steve Lukather (Guitars & vocals), Mike Porcaro (Bass) and Jeff Pocaro (Drums). They played the famous Montreaux jazz-festival [Read »]
Album of the Month
Marillion – F*** Everyone And Run (F E A R)
When Marillion funded their 2001 album “Anoraknophobia” thru advanced orders, who would have thought that they set a movement off that is so important in the music scene these days? And the pioneers in fan [Read »]
Album Reviews
Saga – Live in Hamburg
Saga has been a steady presence in my music world since the early 1980s, and I have had the opportunity to see them live on numerous occasions and they never failed to impress live on [Read »]
Album Reviews
*Frost – Falling Satellites
*Frost are one of the more mysterious, yet praised bands in all of progressive music. Giving a very unique sound to the masses with lots of variety in their output is one point that gives [Read »]
Album Reviews
Astrakhan – Adrenaline Kiss
Astrakhan, hailing from Sweden, have arrived with album number two in the form of “Adrenaline Kiss”. Featuring acclaimed singer Alexander Lycke (known for singing in productions of “Jesus Christ Superstar”,” Hair”, “American Idiot” and “Les [Read »]