Tag: Progressive
Cult Of Luna – Salvation Review
Originally written by Ramar Pittance What comes after? After you prove yourself. After you ascend to the top of your field and quiet all detractors. Where do you go from the top? Do you allow …
Therion – Lemuria/Sirius B Review
Originally written by Erik Thomas Therion have always been ambitious and now with the 2 album release (the albums are not available separately) of Lemuria/Sirius B, Christofer Johnsson and Co. have outdone themselves. That’s not …
Deadsoul Tribe – The January Tree Review
Originally written by Ramar Pittance Hot on the heels of their critically acclaimed 2003 release A Murder of Crows, progressive rockers Dead Soul Tribe have returned in a timely and efficient fashion with their latest …
Mastodon – Leviathan Review
I was late hearing about Mastodon’s Remission album, so that by the time I was listening to and amazing over that record it was sort of old news and the inevitable backtalk about it had …
Winds – The Imaginary Direction Of Time Review
Ryan Plunkett’s take: Some albums you come across, you cannot just simply pop them in and listen to a track or two. The Imaginary Direction of Time, the latest offering from progressive Norwegian metalers Winds, …
Meshuggah – I Review
Originally written by Ian Dreilinger. Meshuggah probably needs no introduction. They’ve even become fairly well known to a much broader audience than one might expect for their style of technical thrashy metal. Despite the fact that …
Subterranean Masquerade – Temporary Psychotic State Review
Originally written by Alex de Moller. Oh the empirical flavors of dying daffodils in the wind! Cry havoc ye dogs of war… If not… just…cry. The end is near! Seriously… It is! There are much …
Disillusion – Back To Times Of Splendor Review
Originally written by Tim Pigeon I applaud bands that have the ambition to try new things, ones that take fragments from styles all over the metal map, and then merge them together in the hopes …