Barock Project – Detachment (Album Review)
Barock Project is a progressive-rock band coming from a land with a long history in the annals of the genre, Italy. Nonetheless, you would be…
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Cosmosquad – The Morbid Tango (Album Review)
Cosmosquad is not a name that will ring a bell for many, being one of the reasons for the 10 year gap between their previous…
The Neal Morse Band – Morsefest 2015 DVD/Blu-Ray (Album Review)
Neal Morse is arguably the most prolific musical composer in the prog-rock scene nowadays, and probably even beyond the genre boundaries. He simply can’t stop…
The Lights Out – T.R.I.P. (Album Review)
Some months back I received an email from a band I’ve never heard of before: “The Lights Out”. Turns out they had seen my review…
The Neal Morse Band – The Similitude of a Dream (Album Review)
If you are reading this review, chances are you are pretty much familiar with Neal Morse, probably the most prolific multi-instrumentalist, bandleader and progressive rock…
Opeth – Sorceress (Album Review)
Opeth is hardly a band that needs introduction. Their name has become synonymous with both quality and musical expansion, however the band have never stuck to…
Evership – Evership (Album Review)
When the editor Chyrisse Tabone of Rock at Night sent me an assignment to review the debut album by a progressive rock band hailing from…
Blues Pills – Lady in Gold (Album Review)
I still remember when I discovered Blues Pills as a band, listening to the “Devil Man” lyrics video on YouTube. I was immediately blown away…
Fernando Perdomo – Voyeurs (Album Review)
Less than one year ago I hadn’t heard of Fernando Perdomo. As a matter of fact, I discovered him when I witnessed his jaw-dropping guitar…
David Wallimann – Evolving Seeds of Glory (Album Review)
David Wallimann is not a household name. Most of you reading this review have never heard of him before, hence some initial story is due.…
