Melted Space – “The Great Lie” (2015)
Label: The Laser’s Edge/Sensory Records Review by Miss Peaches “The Great Lie” is the third album from Pierre le Pape‘s metal opera project Melted Space. This album features a wide…
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Ines Lukkanen – Embassy of Silence
Interview by CriX The Finnish progressive rock/metal ensamble Embassy of Silence is back with the third album “Verisimilitude”, we had the chance to talk with the energetic Ines about it,…
Sarah Teets – MindMaze
Interview by Tony Cannella This was very cool to get the chance to interview Sarah Teets the lead vocalist for up-and-coming power progressive metal band MindMaze. On the heels of…
Artaius – “Torn Banner” (2015)
Label: Bakerteam Records Review by Warren Mayocchi “Torn Banners” by Artaius is well described by the progressive folk metal tag. The band was formed in 2008 and has seven members.…
Embassy of Silence – “Verisimilitude” (2015)
Label: Inverse Records Review by CriX The Finnish progressive rock/metal ensamble Embassy of Silence is back with their third album “Verisimilitude”. The first track “Shame, Spin & Click” is a…
District 97 – “In Vaults” (2015)
Label: Laser’s Edge Review by Alysha Hayden “In Vaults” is the third album for the Chicago based mix of pop/alternative/progressive rock band, District 97. “In Vaults” opens with “Snow Country”…
Oceans of Slumber – “Blue” EP (2015)
Label: Century Media Records Review by Alysha Hayden Oceans of Slumber are a progressive metal band based out of Houston, Texas in the US. Comprising of Cammie Gilbert on vocals,…
Leslie Hunt – District 97
Interview by Tony Cannella District 97 is a progressive rock band hailing from Chicago. The band has received much (well deserved) critical acclaim for their releases – in particular, their…
Royal Thunder – “Crooked Doors” (2015)
Label: Relapse Records Review by Warren Mayocchi Royal Thunder have let our ears tune into what seem like songs of personal and emotional experiences. Looking through the lyrics and attempting…
Ethernity – “Obscure Illusions” (2015)
Independent Release Review by Warren Mayocchi “Obscure Illusions” is an album that has been incubating for a long time. Ethernity was formed by brothers Julien and Nicolas Spreutels and their…
Uhrijuhla- “Jokainen on vapaa lintu” (2015)
Label: Svart Records Review by Crix Impressive songs, atmosphere and a progressive sound, this is what you can find in the Uhrijuhla‘s new album, “Jokainen on vapaa lintu” (translation from the Finnish:…
Shiran – “Warm Winter Day” EP (2014)
Independent Release Review by Alessandra Cognetta Israeli band Shiran debuts with the EP “Warm Winter Day”, taking the first steps in the metal scene with a light but promising release.…
Lennert Kemper & Radina Dimcheva – ReSolve
Interview by Michelle Henriquez There are many hidden treasures in the Netherlands and ReSolve is definitely one of them. The progressive metal band originated in The Hague has been on…
The Gentle Storm – “The Diary” (2015)
Label: Inside Out Music Review by Tony Cannella Arjen Anthony Lucassen is never one to stay silent for long. The guy has so much music in him that he has…
Caelestia – “Beneath Abyss” (2015)
Label: Inverse Records Review by Tony Cannella Caelestia is a progressive melodic death metal band from Greece. The band formed in 2012 under the name Me and Myself before changing…
Fate Prevailed – “Blue Skies Burn Red” EP (2014)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella Fate Prevailed is a progressive metal band from Canada. The band has existed since 2010 and have recently released their debut EP, “Blue Skies…
Zara Gevorgyan – Dogma
Interview by Vard Aman Armenia is little country that is steadily claiming its rightful place in the in the music world (and right near the top of my “to visit”…
Lonely Robot – “Please Come Home” (2015)
Label: Inside Out Review by Tony Cannella Lonely Robot is the progressive rock project featuring John Mitchell. On the new album “Please Come Home” John Mitchell presents an album with…
Xanima – “Prototype: Homo Sapiens” (2013)
Label: Freeside Records Review by Tony Cannella Now for something just a little bit different. They are called Xanima and hail from Stockholm, Sweden. Previously they have already released an…
Merkabah – “Ubiquity” (2014)
Label: Metal Maple Records Review by Tony Cannella Hailing from Quebec, Canada, the melodic metal band Merkabah was formed in 2002. The band released their debut EP “Elliptic Thoughts” that…