Subsignal – “The Beacons of Somewhere Sometime”
Read my thoughts on the brand new album from Subsignal.
Tag Archives: progressive rock
The Tea Club – “Grappling”
“Grappling” succeeds “Quickly, Quickly, Quickly” as another refined work in The Tea Club’s expanding library.
Osta Love – “The Isle of Dogs”
Take a minute to read about the sophomore album from Osta Love.
Jolly Announces New Album and Subscription Model
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3RDegree – “Ones and Zeroes: Volume 1”
3RDegree’s first album in three years (their fifth overall) is a heavy-hitting, well-rounded, and mature addition to their discography.
Advent – “Silent Sentinel”
Silent Sentinel is the inspiring and anthemic third release from a mature band now well into its second decade.
Flying Colors – “Second Flight: Live at the Z7”
Raw, precise, and inspiring, “Second Flight: Live at the Z7” is yet another taste of the virtuosity that Morse, Morse, Portnoy, LaRue, and McPherson provide for Flying Colors.
Gazpacho – “Molok”
My review for the dark new album from Gazpacho.
Album Spotlight: Riverside – “Love, Fear and the Time Machine”
Read my thoughts on the lyrical content of Riverside’s “Love, Fear and the Time Machine”.
Earthside – “A Dream in Static”
Read about the immense debut album from Earthside.
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