Shagohod – A Curse That Hides the Door Review
Whenever I feel like I keep seeing the same things in our promo pile, something genuinely fresh and…
Liminal Sky – All Tomorrow’s Darkness Review
Born of the ashes of former project Messenger, UK post-rock duo Liminal Sky, comprised of Jaime Gomez Arellano…
Review: Psyclops – Bound to Burn: Melody of the Martyr
Published by Clay on 2026/06/022026/06/02 Artwork by Ben House and Morgan Hickman Style: Progressive metal, progressive rock, progressive…
Elder – Through Zero Review
Elder sits at the top of their field, a rare heavy band with a genuinely singular sound that…
Ian Anderson’s opinion on Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters
Ian Anderson was a crucial figure in the evolution of Progressive Rock, being one of the most…
Pete Townshend’s opinion on Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters
Pete Townshend was one of the most influential songwriters of the 1960s and 1970s, having, alongside Keith…
Missed Album Review: CrowsvsRavens – The Grey
Published by John on February 7, 2026February 7, 2026 No artist credited Style: Progressive metal, progressive rock, alternative…
The 2 Pink Floyd albums David Gilmour said are the best
A fundamental part of Pink Floyd’s sound, guitarist and singer David Gilmour created some of the most…
Asira – As Ink in Water Review
I get the sense that the members of Asira are particularly meticulous. The last time we heard from…
Gazpacho – Magic 8 Ball Review
Norway may always be most well known for its black metal history, but I’ve come to love the…
Blizaro – Light and Desolation Review
What do you get when you combine old school doom with older school horror movie soundtracks? John Gallo…
Tuesday the Sky – Indoor Enthusiast Review
Jim Matheos is not the kind of artist to sit still in one place for long. Best known…