Album Spotlight: Steven Wilson – “The Raven That Refused to Sing”
My thoughts on the stories behind The Raven That Refused to Sing.
Tag Archives: progressive rock
Big Big Train – “Folklore”
Folklore has energy, melody, nuance, and character, and it’s certainly a candidate for best album of 2016.
A Conversation with Roine Stolt
Justin’s audio interview with Roine Stolt concerning the Anderson/Stolt project’s forthcoming release, “The Invention of Knowledge.”
Airbag- “Disconnected”
Airbag returns with an album drenched in emotion.
The Rube Goldberg Machine – “Fragile Times”
RGM’s work is subtle, nuanced creativity, taking cues from the likes of Steven Wilson while still maintaining a strong individualistic approach to songwriting.
Hostsonaten – “Cupid and Psyche”
Hostsonaten returns with a splendid album of serene beauty.
Mike Kershaw – “What Lies Beneath”
Mike offers a new album of excellent, classy prog rock.
Album Spotlight: Pendragon – “Not of This World”
My lyrical analysis of one of my favorite albums, Pendragon’s “Not of This World”.
Album Spotlight: Hibernal – “Replacements”
My thoughts on the story within Hibernal’s “Replacements”.
Monster Killed By Laser – “Hunched & Twined”
Really cool, superfluous, psychedelic prog presented in four-minute increments or less.
The PROG Mind 