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Jason Bieler and the Baron Von Bielski Orchestra – Postcards From The Asylum Review
This album grabs you by the ears right away. It makes you instantly attracted. This is my first time listening to Jason and his voice reminds me of Axl... -
Riverside – ID.Entity Review
Riverside started in 2001 and hails from Warsaw, Poland. The progressive metal outfit premiered with ‘Out of Myself’, an album that was independently released and led to a deal... -
King’s X – Three Sides of One Review
consider that the band I’m talking about is King’s X, absolutely one of the greatest, most influential bands you’ve ever heard of, making new music for them is an... -
Ryo Okumoto – The Myth of the Mostrophus Review
The album seemingly ends too quickly, even though the 6 songs are usually misleading on any Prog record since they are usually lengthy numbers, but overall "The Myth of... -
James Labrie – Beautiful Shade of Grey Review
‘Beautiful Shades of Grey’ is the title of LaBrie’s new album, an album that has its roots back in 2011. LaBrie was contributing with some vocals to Eden’s Curse’s... -
Sons of Apollo – Live With The Plovdiv Psychotic Symphony DVD/CD Review
There are supercharged versions of the band's songs like "Signs Of The Time," "Divine Addiction," and "Lost In Oblivion" which showcase the band's versatility to play their complicated music... -
Devin Townsend Pushes The Envelope With ‘EMPATH’
‘EMPATH’ by Devin Townsend is not an album for the feint-hearted, but give it a chance and you will be well rewarded.... -
Spock’s Beard – Noise Floor Review
‘13’ might be a sort of unlucky number for some, but definitely not for Spock’s Beard. Their 13th album showcases again the high level of musical skills when it comes... -
Lonely Robot – The Big Dream Review
Most of you know Mitchell from prog rocker outfit Arena, contributing to albums like “The Visitor” and “Immortal?”...