My first foray into Mabachus came with late 2012’s “The Great Culling”. What immediately struck me about the Toronto quartet was their willingness to take chances and make something that wasn’t defined by a predominate [Read »]
“Dust” is the conclusion of the trilogy The Enid began with “Journey’s End” in 2010, and continued on “Invicta” in 2012. As some of you might know this could be the last The Enid album [Read »]
Haken is a band name that in progressive circles is known for quality, musicianship, and an attention to their craft that is being praised by not only their own fans, but fans of all eras [Read »]
Harken up, sunset choir! The moment you’ve been waiting for… We hereby reveal the tracklist, a little audio teaser as well as the formats/bundles/pre-order details. The Fall Of Hearts (2016) 1. Takeover [07:09] 2. [Read »]
All Saga albums from “The Beginner’s Guide to Throwing Shapes” (1989) to “10,000 Days” (2007) have been remastered and the release of all 11 albums spans 12 months. The album we’ve received is their 1997 [Read »]
When the year comes to an end and the months are less packed with interesting releases, I usually like to check out some releases from the summer and autumn of which I haven’t come across [Read »]
Everyone can surely name at least one album based on World War II. Or mythology. Or political issues… but albums based on novels? I guess that many will probably think of Kamelot’s “Epica” and “The [Read »]
Nad Sylvan is probably best known for his contribution on Steve Hackett’s Genesis Revisited project and on Roine Stolt’s side project Agents of Mercy. And now it’s time for his first solo album in twelve [Read »]
For a little more than an hour Poland’s premier progressive rock band Riverside entertains us on their sixth studio album, and on “Love, Fear and the Time Machine” they are taking their music in a [Read »]
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