Review by MiguelAndrade — Lunear ? From Above
I really enjoyed Curve.Axes.Symmetry, so when From Above was released, I headed straight to Bandcamp expecting
another "good" album. I was wrong. This isn't just good?it is fantastic! This is exactly what a fan of 70s classic prog
(Genesis, Camel, Supertramp) and 80s Neo-Prog (Pendragon, Marillion, IQ, or even Alan Pars...

Review by MiguelAndrade — Review: Lunear ? There Is Always Next Time

I have been following this band since Curve.Axes.Symmetry, and it is clear they have refined their sound significantly over their last
two albums?both of which are truly delightful. If you're looking for a band that prioritizes melody over technical display and
atmospheric depth over over-the-...

Review by Fercandio46 — There are so many criteria for evaluating an album...even without taking into account the personal one!, the
parameters within the band itself, the context of the medium in which it is considered...the Doors seem to ignore all
that and get involved without asking permission, which on the other hand is what they have always done since they
s...

Review by ProgDog69 — This is a fine album, great Santana offering from '72. As has been mentioned, its a departure from their more
accessible early works, Carlos was keen to get experimental and spiritual, and he fully went for it. Dragged a few old
buddies along, Gregg Rollie, Neil "Journeyman" Schon and Mike Shrieve to name a few. It borrows from a bunch of
stu...

Review by The Progolyte — I was pleasantly surprised with how good this record was, as one of my friends originally described it to me
as unoriginal and forgettable. What is brought by Syndone's fifth studio album, on the other hand, is a
remarkably complex and interesting record full of details ripe with the classic rock progressivo italiano
sound and modern avan...