Review by sgtpepper — Therion's album with a complicated name is one of the first attempts at symphonic metal and it is a partly successful
effort,
The marriage of raw metal, opera and ambitions doesn't melt well at this point because there is little integration in the
concept and sound. Instrumentation is OK at its best - cheap sounding keyboard sounds is the weak...

Review by kev rowland — Given just how important BBT have been to the prog scene in recent years it is sometimes difficult to remember
that they started all the way back in 1990, yet here in 2026 is their first ever concept album. The line-up has
changed, morphed and expanded over the years, but founder Gregory Spawton (bass, bass pedals, 12-string
acoustic guitar...

Review by Chaoticreason — It is hard to know what number album this is by Cheer-Accident it all depends where and how you count them, It
is their 29th according to Wikipedia, or their 30th according to Discogs. but that is perhaps an irrelevant question
anyway, as what really matters is the music.

This is a collection of predominantly previously only subscripti...

Review by siLLy puPPy — Although a new band on the Italian prog scene, DIASPRO is one of many seekers of retro bliss looking
back to Italy's prog rock heyday when bands like PFM, Banco and Le Orme became international success
stories. The band evokes the romantic symphonic prog glory of a half a century ago with the robust
lineup of Dante Campor on vocals, Marcello C...

Review by siLLy puPPy — Fedor Kivokurtsev returns with a new spin on his heady mix of progressive space rock and post-rock
that began as ECHOES AND SIGNALS back in 2012. Since this Russian artist's debut with "Ourobouros"
pretty much as a solo act, this act has evolved into a bonafide band that has evolved past the
limitations of the post-rock style that started it a...