The Fierce And The Dead – The Euphoric (Album Review)
Stemming from improvised recording sessions initially intended for guitarist Matt Stevens’ second solo album, The Fierce and the Dead was birthed as a separate entity.…
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We Came From Space – While You Were Away (Album Review)
Let’s face it—the name We Came from Space sounds like a grade B sci-fi flick from the ‘50s. Or a cheap comic book about strange…
The Bridge – Reunion (Album Review)
Straight from Santiago, Chile, the second album from The Bridge has been released and it is long on vision. Sung in English by band’s mastermind…
Cell15 – River Utopia (Album Review)
Sophomore albums can be hell. If your debut was lousy, well, nobody will care what you do on the next one. But if that first…
Interview With Robert Richardson (Cell15)
For musicians, the road to success can be marked with figurative potholes, stop signs, wrecks and flat tires. Some abandon the journey; others use the…
THE NEAL MORSE BAND Featuring MIKE PORTNOY To Release The Similitude Of A Dream: Live In Tilburg 2017 On Blu-Ray And 2CD/2DVD
The Neal Morse Band’s triumphant double album, The Similitude Of A Dream, is the most acclaimed release that Morse has helmed to date and made…
Spock’s Beard – Noise Floor (Album Review)
Have pity on Thomas Waber. As head of the InsideOut Music record label which is releasing Spock’s Beard’s new album, Thomas reportedly had the unenviable…
FORGOTTEN GEMS: In 1975, CRACK THE SKY Had a New Take on Prog-Rock…One That Most Have Never Heard About
Crack the Sky should have been big—I mean, really big. Yes, I know, that can be said about so many bands… but Crack the Sky…
Interview with Eric Gillette And Neal Morse (The Neal Morse Band)
Making his mark in the contemporary progressive rock world with his much-celebrated band Spock’s Beard over 20 years ago, Neal Morse has continued evolving his…
THE FLOWER KINGS Announce “A Kingdom of Colours 2 (2004 – 2013)” Upcoming Boxset
Veteran Swedish progressive rockers The Flower Kings released the first part of a career spanning boxset titled A Kingdom of Colours (1995-2002) late last year,…
