Browsing the "Album Reviews" Category

Mostly Autumn – Graveyard Star

17th September 2021 | by David Edwards

UK melodic prog rock band Mostly Autumn release a powerful and evocative new album, documenting their experience of the pandemic... Read More →

14th September 2021 | by Alex Driessen

Styx has always been something of an outsider in rock music: successful as an AOR band with symphonic tendencies, producer... Read More →

12th September 2021 | by Leo Trimming

For King and Country is a new project led by Magenta mainman Rob Reed, but its roots go right back... Read More →

11th September 2021 | by Tony Colvill

Surrender of Silence. Even the title sounds a little angry. All Steve Hackett albums offer something, some take a time... Read More →

8th September 2021 | by Nick Hudson

Fioraidh is a new solo project from Scotland with some history. The name Fioraidh is a Celtic neologism that pays... Read More →

7th September 2021 | by Alex Driessen

Canadian proggers Saga toured a large number of packed venues at the end of 2017 as part of their 40th... Read More →

6th September 2021 | by Geoff Ford

After eighteen months of being locked down in his home studio, Paul Carrack has emerged with his first new album... Read More →

5th September 2021 | by Phil Lively

Warning #1: There’s no Prog here! If you’re expecting IQ or Marillion then you will be disappointed. This is about... Read More →

4th September 2021 | by Graham Thomas

Kiku Latte, formerly known as Cichla Temensis, hail from Japan, and take an instrument which appears quite often in progressive... Read More →

3rd September 2021 | by The Progressive Aspect

In this ADA Album & EP update we feature: • Alan Dweck – Entangled Moments • Raphael Weinroth-Browne – Worlds... Read More →