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Tag Archives: heavy prog
THE BLOODY MALLARD – Realm
June 22, 2020

Onslaught Music 2020 Heavy psychedelia from London reigns supreme in a world once removed from ours. They call it a project, not a band, but what Tom Walding had in mind when concocting this intoxicating brew was a thing in … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged heavy prog, instrumental, psychedelic, The Bloody Mallard
LUCIFER’S FRIEND – Black Moon
July 14, 2019

Lucifer’s Records 2019 A glorious rise of heavy prog veterans who locate their lawful place in the sky to ride into eternity. There’s always an element of chance in recapturing old magic, yet this ensemble labored rather valiantly to deliver … Continue reading
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Tagged hard rock, heavy prog, John Lawton, Lucifer's Friend
SHUMAUN – One Day Closer To Yesterday
March 24, 2019

Shumaun 2019 Virginian foursome go for progressive grandeur on their second offering which reaches out for infinity. Perhaps, it’s the diversity of their DNA that feeds this ensemble’s music; perhaps, it’s unified vision that they share. Whatever it is, the … Continue reading
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Tagged heavy prog, Shumaun
HOIA – Scavenger
March 20, 2019

Hoia 2019 Young guitar-slinger from Mumbai makes an impressive foray into progressive territory. Mostly known for the death-grind adventures of GUTSLIT and playing in a few more metal outfits, Prateek Rajagopal has finally refined his multi-instrumental solo method – within … Continue reading
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Tagged Colin Edwin, heavy prog, Hoia, industrial, Prateek Rajagopal
ATOMIC ROOSTER – Sleeping For Years
March 31, 2018

Esoteric 2017 Mighty thunderbird rises up from oblivion: underestimated ensemble’s entire early output enclosed for scrutiny and admiration. “Come back tomorrow, show the scars on your face”: this line from “Devil’s Answer” – ATOMIC ROOSTER’s signature tune – might be … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Atomic Rooster, box set, Carl Palmer, Chris Farlowe, heavy prog, jazz rock, John Du Cann, John Goodsall, Peter French, Ric Parnell, Steve "Boltz" Bolton, Vincent Crane