Album Reviews
8.8
Elder – Omens (Album Review)
The soothing escapism of blurred pastels and summertime brightness melds effortlessly with the electronic waves of psychedelic textures in “Omens,” the latest album from progressive…
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7.8
Barishi – Old Smoke (Album Review)
Darkness has a way of welcoming the lost with open arms, the chasms in which shadows and ice make better company than the light. Vermont-based…
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8.6
Cirith Ungol – Forever Black (Album Review)
They once again make them like they used to. In this present age of miraculous comeback stories, a consequential band from a bygone era getting…
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9.4
Trivium – What the Dead Men Say (Album Review)
There’s something to be said for the raw emotions embroiled in teenage angst, the purity in youthful anger at the world, the despairing sort that…
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9.0
Dark Forest – Oak, Ash, & Thorn (Album Review)
Mythology and art have forever been inseparable from the allure of forests, their might and majesty weaving into the tales of humanity’s most fundamental folklore.…
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8.1
Conception – State of Deception (Album Review)
“State of Deception” is a bit of a comeback story, both for the band and its lead singer. Here’s the back story. After studying opera…
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8.8
Hexvessel – Kindred (Album Review)
Fifth album marks a considerable step of experience in a band career. Hexvessel are not the kind of musical entity that evolved thru giant steps…
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8.5
Etherius – Chaos. Order. Renewal. (Album Review)
It’s far too easy too look at the ethereal feats of instrumental bands and credit them as merely cinematic indulgences, a soundtrack to some lost…
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8.5
MFTJ – Mankind’s Final Traffic Jam (Album Review)
Progressive rock encompasses many varying flavors and styles, and at times can be a handy catch-all phrase. When it comes to MFTJ, an inventive duo…
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8.0
Bloodbound – Bloodheads United (EP Review)
An oath sealed in the grand arena. Old tricks are usually the best tricks, or at least that’s about how General Munro saw things when…
