Tag Archives: prog rock

APOCALYPSE – The Castle

March 16, 2022

Out-Sider 2022 Out from Illinois and into oblivion: prog-folk heroes who never happened unearth their masterpiece. Today, Michael and Tom Salvatori are well-respected artists – the former famous for cowriting soundtracks to the “Halo” and, alongside , “Destiny” games; the … Continue reading →

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YANG – Designed For Disaster

March 13, 2022

Cuneiform 2022 Finally finding a voice to deepen the meaning of their instrumental narrative, international collective throw defiance in the face of adversity. This ensemble seemed to embrace defeat on in 2017, that album’s follow-up, the band’s fourth enterprise, displays … Continue reading →

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ALEX ANTHONY FAIDE – Particles Of The Infinite

March 10, 2022

7D Media 2022 Fathoming his red nightmares, Argentinian six-stringer steps forward to refine an endless dream. “He plays my guitar parts better than I do”: this Robert Fripp remark may seem to flatten Alex Anthony Faide’s creative curve and cast … Continue reading →

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HELD BY TREES – Solace

March 3, 2022

Tweed Jacket Music 2022 Doyens of progressive pop color spring in enchantment to making rustling leaves unrhyme for a reason. It’s about time this collective stopped pretending they left their erstwhile attachments in the past, for even the cover of … Continue reading →

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T (THOMAS THIELEN) – Pareidoliving

March 1, 2022

Giant Electric Pea 2022 One-letter-named musician moves his one-man ensemble from under the spotlight to lure the flock into poetic gloom. Delving into a T record can be akin to having a tea party at The Mad Hatter’s – only … Continue reading →

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