Tunisian Progressive Metal Band MYRATH Announce “Shehili” Album Release Date
MYRATH have slowly but surely established themselves as one of the most fascinating bands in the current international metal scene — thanks to their incredibly personal, epic, and beautiful progressive metal and…
Alpha Rev – Cas.e Sessions – Volume 1 (Album Review)
Friends and fans of the progressive rock community might have gotten to know Casey McPherson as the front-man for the art-pop/retro-prog band Flying Colors. This project includes typical harmonies and…
FLOTSAM AND JETSAM’s Drummer KEN MARY: “Metal is Where the Envelope is Being Pushed Drumming-Wise More Than in Any Other Genre”
It’s no secret that we at Sonic Perspectives love FLOTSAM AND JETSAM – we recently published an interview with their guitar player Michael Gilbert, and a glowing review of their…
DYLAN SCOTT at The Gramercy Theater, New York (January 17th, 2019)
When you think of New York City, the last thing that comes to mind is country music, let alone a full-fledged country music radio station. But NASH FM exists and is the best thing to happen to NYC in a long time. The last time we had country music on the radio here it died a slow, painful death as…
The World’s Best Progressive Rock Festival Isn’t on Land: CRUISE TO THE EDGE Sails Again
Progressive Rock festivals have taken place in amphitheaters, outdoor fields, bars, indoor theaters small and large, but few venues reveal their splendor as much as sailing on the waters of the Caribbean. Now in its sixth year, the annual floating festival known as Cruise to the Edge has established a home for progressive rock’s finest, both young and old. Some 2,000 fans (shall we say 2,112 of them?) enjoy rubbing elbows, sharing meals and celebrating in the music of their prog heroes for 5 days during this fantasy getaway which has been selling out for the past several years. Initially…
