Monster Killed By Laser – “Hunched & Twined”
Really cool, superfluous, psychedelic prog presented in four-minute increments or less.
Category Archives: Album Reviews
Katatonia – “The Fall of Hearts”
Katatonia’s most progressive record yet is probably also their best record yet.
Fatal Destiny – “Palindromia”
Fatal Destiny’s debut impresses on multiple levels.
Starchitect – “Results”
“Results” is a rough entry in the nebulous catalogue of modern post-metal.
Colin Stetson – “Sorrow”
Stetson’s latest endeavour sees him reimagine a 20th Century symphony with post-rock and ambient influences.
Long Distance Calling – “Trips”
The recent addition of vocals to Long Distance Calling’s sound still doesn’t seem to be able to plug an apparent gap in identity.
Nine Stones Close – “Leaves”
Nine Stones Close return with gusto and grit.
The Enid – “Dust”
Another annoyingly unfinished album from The Enid, but I can’t help but listen to it.
Yndi Halda – “Under Summer”
Canterbury’s Yndi Halda return after 11 years in the most emphatic of manners.
Knifeworld – “Bottled Out of Eden”
A challenging piece of multilayered writing, “Bottled Out of Eden” contains all the dynamic intensity and unpredictability that has carved such a unique niche in the progressive rock arena for Knifeworld’s music.
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