Giant Walker – Silhouettes
Giant things on the horizon … MoreGiant Walker – Silhouettes
Tag: Progressive Rock
Jordan Rudess – Permission to Fly
Enough amazing compositions and keyboard wizardry to keep his fans happy until the next Dream Theater album drops
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MAMMOTH VOLUME – Raised Up By Witches
The more you listen, the more you wish they had stuck to the plan … MoreMAMMOTH VOLUME – Raised Up By Witches
MEER – Wheels Within Wheels
This is definitely one of the “gateway” bands that bridges the gap between genres- I think that the smooth-as-butter vocals as well as the symphonic orchestration is just a blend of dramatic and thematic that tickles the brain in a good way … MoreMEER – Wheels Within Wheels
delving – All Paths Diverge
Robert Fripp and Brian Eno would be really proud of what Delving have managed to do with All Paths Diverge … Moredelving – All Paths Diverge
Dool – The Shape Of Fluidity
What a difference a Dool makes … MoreDool – The Shape Of Fluidity
Vanden Plas – The Empyrean Equation of the Long Lost Things
One of the highlights of prog metal this year … MoreVanden Plas – The Empyrean Equation of the Long Lost Things
The Moor – Ombra
What would happen if you mixed Prog Death with pop sensitivities? Here’s your answer … MoreThe Moor – Ombra
Chatte Royal – Mick Torres Plays Too F***ing Loud
It’s a fun romp that has a light presence and airy, head-banging-inducing melodic structure that doesn’t get unnecessarily “mathy” to such a degree that the grooves get washed-out in the proverbial talent-show of nerdcore … MoreChatte Royal – Mick Torres Plays Too F***ing Loud
Them Moose Rush – Zepaxia
Zepaxia is 100% a diverse-sounding pop-prog album that I think I’d buy on vinyl and spin while getting stuff done, as it tended to put me in a good mood
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