Daydream XI – The Circus of The Tattered and Torn (Album review)
I’ve said numerous times that am very far from being the pro-metal advocate I once was. There’s nothing essentially wrong with the sub-genre, other than…
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Virgil and Steve Howe – Nexus (Album review)
The Yes family was rocked several months ago by the sudden death of Steve Howe’s son, Virgil, who had played keyboards on the majority of…
Downes Braide Association – Skyscraper Souls (Album review)
Of all of the bands that form and then fall apart, there are probably very few who achieve three full album releases. When you consider…
Yes – Topographic Drama – Live Across America (Album review)
I’ll say it at the start: I am a diehard Yes fan. I’ve never seen myself as a Trooper or a Generator. I’ve never thought:…
Dave Kerzner – Static (Album review)
Two years and a half ago I hadn’t heard neither of Dave Kerzner’s name nor about his music. When I jumped onboard Cruise to the…
Spock’s Beard – Snow Live CD/DVD/Blu Ray (Album Review)
Around the globe fans of the legendary US progressive rock act Spock’s Beard cheered with excitement last year after the announcement of the band’s classic…
Styx – The Mission (Album review)
Perhaps I was not the ideal person to review the new Styx album “The Mission” because I’m not particularly a big fan of the band.…
Fernando Perdomo – The Golden Hour (Album Review)
A little over a year ago I had the pleasure of reviewing what was at that moment Fernando Perdomo’s latest records “Voyeurs”. Now, I’m at…
Steven Wilson – To The Bone (Album review)
The internet has had a lot to say about Steven Wilson’s new album over the last month… which is interesting given it was only released…
Tree Of Life – Awakening Call (Album review)
Buckle up, thrill seekers! Awakening Call is the first release by progressive metal instrumentalists Tree Of Life. The project began in 2015 as a collaboration…
