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Tag: Progressive
Devin Townsend on New CD, Empath – It was Written with a Lot of Freedom!
I opened myself to doing things that I wasn’t allowed to do for most of my career for insecurity reasons or feeling that it won’t be accepted. I had to break down the bias I built up in my own mind; the creative floodgates opened quickly
Good Tiger – We Will All Be Gone Review
It’s very easy just to say “this band is striving to be a Progressive Metal band,” when in actual reality they’re probably just making the music that pops into their head while writing and recording. I feel like Good Tiger is that type of band.
Sectile – Sectile Review
When you think of the Irish Rock Scene, you will probably think of U2, The Cranberries; just to name a few. Very rarely will you associate Ireland with the Progressive genre. However, with a band such as Sectile, you will happily discover that the Progressive scene on the Emerald Isle is alive and well
Sons Of Apollo – Psychotic Symphony Review
When it comes to prog rock, the resume this supergroup brings to the table can’t be equaled in any manner. The members are from bands all across the spectrum of prog rock
Daydream XI – The Circus of the Tattered and Torn Review
Sometimes bad news can turn into good news. Last year at Prog-Power XVII when the bands were announced for the following year, one of them was the band Sunburst.
Interview with Marillion Legendary Guitarist, Steve Rothery, about the concept behind FEAR, the longevity of the band and more.
It’s been an incredible career we have had. To have the 18th album and for it to be this strong is pretty unheard of.
A Sound of Thunder – Tales From the Deadside Review
Wading through a sea of new bands there are few that have made as positive impact on me as A Sound of Thunder. My first exposure was when I saw them opening for my very first Raven show. I was already pretty amped for the show because as a lifelong Raven fan to finally be able to see them was a dream come true. Typically under these circumstances I don’t care who is opening, but ASoT made such an impact on me with their songs and delivery I was blown away.
Kiko Loureiro – Sounds of Innocence Review
Sounds of Innocence” is a record with an interesting concept. Since Kiko is first and foremost, a guitarist, though he has played bass and drums on some of his previous records, his playing is the centerpiece of the record.