Progrock
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Album of the Week 31-2016: Opeth – Pale Communion
Quite a bit of commotion has surrounded the fact that Opeth shed all of its Death…
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Album of the Week 25-2016: Steve Hackett – Spectral Mornings
Former Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett is to me one of those people who should consistently be…
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Album of the Week 21-2016: Dir En Grey – Uroboros
Ever since Dir En Grey singer Kyo discovered he possessed an almost inhuman grunt, the band’s…
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Album of the Week 49-2015: The Mars Volta – The Bedlam In Goliath
Progrock hasn’t been all that progressive anymore in recent years. It used to be about stretching…
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Album of the Week 21-2015: Leprous – The Congregation
Bizarre and unique. Those are the only two adjectives that describe Leprous adequately. Sure, it’s progressive…
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Album of the Week 15-2015: Kansas – Leftoverture
Historically, ‘Leftoverture’ would come to be known as guitarist and synth player Kerry Livgren’s album due…
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Album of the Week 36-2014: Queen – Live At The Rainbow ’74
While it’s easy to dismiss Queen for the musical identity crisis that butchered most of their…
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Album of the Week 48-2013: Styx – The Grand Illusion
Before Styx fell victim to one of the greatest identity crises in AOR history due to…
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Album of the Week 49-2012: Jethro Tull – Songs From The Wood
While Folk music has always been quite an obvious influence in Jethro Tull’s music, the band…
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