Progrock
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Album of the Week 19-2022: Providence – And I’ll Recite On Old Myth From……
Japan had its fair share of progressive rock bands throughout the eighties. Since most of them…
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Album of the Week 21-2021: Silver Lake By Esa Holopainen – Silver Lake
Solo projects by metal guitarists are often self-indulgent affairs. But then again, Amorphis’ Esa Holopainen never…
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Album of the Week 30-2020: Jehtro Tull – Minstrel In The Gallery
Unlike most bands whose heyday was in the seventies, there doesn’t seem to be any consensus…
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Album of the Week 24-2019: Fates Warning – Inside Out
‘Inside Out’ always gets lost in the shuffle between the hyper-accessible ‘Parallels’ and the ultra-proggy monolith…
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Album of the Week 38-2018: Voivod – The Wake
After ‘Target Earth’ being much better than it had any right to be and the excellent…
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Album of the Week 33-2018: Fates Warning – Darkness In A Different Light
Prolific is a thing Fates Warning has not been for a while. At the time of…
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Album of the Week 03-2018: Kayak – Seventeen
Kayak is one of the few bands who can keep changing musicians and still sound like…
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Album of the Week 49-2017: Fates Warning – Theories Of Flight
Initially, Fates Warning’s twelfth studio album ‘Theories Of Flight’ failed to excite me the way its…
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Album of the Week 45-2017: Genesis – Wind & Wuthering
A popular opinion is that Genesis lost its progressive edge after the departure of original singer…
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