Album Reviews 
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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…
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Album Reviews 
8.0
UMÆ – Lost In The View (Album Review)
Go on a cruise, form a band. Yes, it can happen to you, it can happen to me. And it happened to UMÆ. The annual…
Album Reviews 
8.5
Raven – Screaming Murder Death From Above: Live In Aalborg (Album Review)
This old raven still cries the loudest. Heavy metal, like a fine wine, tends to get better with age, or at least that’s what the…
Album Reviews 
8.5
Dream Theater – Distance Over Time (Album Review)
If there is one artist near to the Sonic Perspectives readership wheelhouse, requiring little if any introduction, it would be prog-metal reigning monarchs Dream Theater,…
Album Reviews 
8.8
Aenimus – Dreamcatcher (Album Review)
It’s kind of unbelievable, but it dawned on me recently that The Dillinger Escape Plan’s monumental mission statement Calculating Infinity will turn 20 in the…
Album Reviews 
8.4
Hecate Enthroned – Embrace Of The Godless Aeon (Album Review)
Macbeth’s downfall dons the black crown again. It is both a blessing and a curse to be relegated to the shadow of another, but that…
Album Reviews 
8.3
Inglorious – Ride to Nowhere (Album Review)
Since their inception in 2014, British classic hard rockers Inglorious have seen almost as many lineup changes as role-model Whitesnake in its first ten years.…
Album Reviews 
7.5
Onkel Tom – Bier Ernst (Album Review)
Beer is a crazy uncle’s best friend. To the uninitiated into the world of Germany’s grand thrash metal tradition, ergo anyone who has been living…
Album Reviews 
8.0
Within Temptation – Resist (Album Review)
There are a handful of bands, such as AC/DC, who have successfully built a lengthy career making the same record over and over again. Sometimes…
Album Reviews 
8.0
Mörglbl – The Story of Scott Rötti (Album Review)
While the world loves to compartmentalize and genrefy, there’s something gleeful about finding a musical experience that makes one scratch one’s head and wonder where…
