Tag Archives: prog rock

AQUA NEBULA OSCILLATOR ‎– Friday The 13th

November 13, 2015

Cleopatra 2015 Going underground: live descent of enigmatic French followers of fallen morning star. They’re a cult band in every sense of the word, preaching to Satan and pulling folks in scores for the ride since 2008 when “Under The … Continue reading →

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STEPHEN DUROS – Aeaea

November 6, 2015

Luminescent 2015 Illuminating the highlights of a Homer classic, Californian guitarist creates an epic of his own. It might have been John Donne who said, “No man is an island,” but it was a Greek poet who mentioned an island … Continue reading →

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THE FOXHOLES – Radio Cincinnati

November 3, 2015

The Foxholes 2015 Concise, if cosmic, statement from Catalonian proggers at the end of their first decade on Earth. Why Barcelona, so famous for its architecture, isn’t as known for its art rock is anyone’s guess, but this trio have … Continue reading →

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KINETIC ELEMENT – Travelog

November 1, 2015

Melodic Revolution 2015 Virginian quartet’s second journey from gloom back into the sun. There have been changes in this band’s camp since 2009’s “Powered By Light” but the turmoil only added determination to their new album. It paints a human’s … Continue reading →

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MAGENTA – Songs For The Dead

October 31, 2015

Cleopatra 2015 Día de Muertos, Scandinavian way: bliss of immortality given weight and edge. Of different hue to their Welsh namesakes, these Norwegians have been mining the monochrome sadness for two decades now, with a U-turn to sweet paganism of … Continue reading →

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