First of all the band has made it clear from the very beginning that they would be including a lot of humour into their instrumental mayhem. With an imagery based … Read more
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Review: Nathan Parker Smith – Not Dark Yet
First of all, we should talk here not just about a band, but rather a big band (bold is to emphasize the bigness), or large ensemble. In addition to … Read more
Review: Fountainhead – Home EP
Now, on Home, it’s more relaxed than ever. Remember the epic, inspiring strings? That’s mostly gone, now, but no need to worry, this folk-alternative-experimental sound, vaguely reminiscent of Sufjan Stevens, is really something to enjoy. The songs are perfectly crafted and executed. … Read more
News: Listen to the entirety of Pryapisme’s new 20-minute song in orchestral version!
Yes! The album is not even out yet, but they have put all 22 minutes of Futurologie, petit traité de futurologie sur l’Homo cretinus trampolinis in an orchestra version. And…
it’s awesome.… Read more
Review: Matheus Manente – Illusions Dimension
Brazilian meteorologist and musician Matheus Manente released his first solo album, Illusions Dimension, a musical journey that will take you to many ends of the progressive rock and metal realms!
First off, the musicianship is flawless. There is a lot of technicality involved, although it is far from being the center point of the album. Solos after solos, we can enjoy the musicality of the meteorologist’s mind. There is quite a good amount of djent influences in the rhythmic department, although it doesn’t sound djent very much.
Every song has its own personality but … Read more