MATT DORSEY – Let Go (Album Review)
Launching a debut solo album can often be an exercise in patience and tenacity. All the more reason that Matt Dorsey must be feeling triumphant…
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ICE AGE – Waves of Loss and Power (Album Review)
When a band who makes a comeback after being on ice for decades is actually called Ice Age, well, there’s a mammoth temptation to unearth…
DEPOSED KING – One Man’s Grief (Album Review)
Hailing from Hungary’s Budapest, the duo Deposed King aren’t likely to be on your radar. How could they be? Armed with only a sparse Bandcamp…
eMOLECULE – The Architect (Album Review)
Simon Collins and Kelly Nordstrom have worked together for nearly two decades but it wasn’t until 2020 that they decided to form a new band…
SOLSTICE – Light Up (Album Review)
What a wonderful surprise to discover this new album from Solstice, lighting up like a summer’s breeze even in the thick of winter. Before we…
WE CAME FROM SPACE – Overlords (Album Review)
Progressive rock can be a serious place. For every whimsical prankster prog band out there, there’s at least five others who take their craft probably…
RIVERSIDE – ID.Entity (Album Review)
Welcome back, Riverside. You have been through the wringer this past decade with the loss of cornerstone Piotr Grudziński on guitar in 2016, yet you…
CONCERT REVIEW: The PORCUPINE TREE Legend Lives On at The Bellco Theater (September 25th, 2022)
“We used to play a little theater in Boulder when we came to Colorado…yes, The Fox! I’d say we’ve stepped it up a little bit…
Porcupine Tree – Closure / Continuation (Album Review)
You wanted it, you got it. Sure, it might have taken a decade longer than hoped for but – as Steven Wilson himself has mused…
Lobate Scarp – You Have It All (Album Review)
Cosmically-titled bands have an inherent progginess to them, even when it is as obscure a reference as a Lobate Scarp. Perhaps it’s no accident that…
