Tag: PROGRESSIVE ROCK

  • TOOL Announce North American Tour

    TOOL Announce North American Tour

    TOOL return to the road this Fall, expanding on their recently announced festival appearances (Power Trip, Aftershock and Louder Than Life) with an additional six weeks of performances, including the band’s first Canadian dates since 2019. The tour announcement follows TOOL’s debut live performances of 2023, headlining both Welcome to Rockville and the Sonic Temple…

  • Coward – Coward 12″ EP (Expert Work Records)

    Coward – Coward 12″ EP (Expert Work Records)

    We have some more exceptional music for your listening pleasure. This time, I am delving deep into the luxurious sound of Coward, a Kansas City-based post-hardcore band. The band recorded this 12″ EP in Milwaukee, WI, with the help of Shane Hochstetler of Howl Street Recordings, and it was supposed to be the follow-up record…

  • Lausch – Love & Order LP (Noise Appeal Records)

    Lausch – Love & Order LP (Noise Appeal Records)

    Noise Appeal Records are back with another tremendous release. Love & Order by Lausch is their brand new release that combines several complementary music genres like nineties rock, post-rock, art rock, progressive rock, psychedelic rock, noise rock, and post-punk to create an unconventional yet captivating sound full of hidden surprises. After five critically acclaimed albums…

  • Fake Your Own Death – Bad Gods

    Fake Your Own Death – Bad Gods

    We have some more high-quality music for your listening pleasure. After a couple of excellent full-length albums, such as Invisible And Bulletproof and Spit, and two equally good extended-play releases like The Wake and shortestpoemhatestolose, San Francisco-based group Fake Your Own Death returns with another exceptional EP that will unquestionably appeal to anyone into progressive…

  • Andrew Schneider – Hideaway

    Andrew Schneider – Hideaway

    Chicago-based artist Andrew Schneider has already set the bar high with Introvert Love Songs and The Nearest Parallel, two outstanding extended play releases fully stacked with some of the best compositions you could hear. Now he’s back with Hideaway, the first single from Value Set, another exceptional EP due for release on June 30. This…

  • Harmony Dreamers – Spinning Round The Sun: Connected / Loving The Sun

    Harmony Dreamers – Spinning Round The Sun: Connected / Loving The Sun

    In 2022, Fort Collins-based artist Harmony Dreamers unleashed three installments of Spinning Round The Sun, called Connected, Loving The Sun, and Solar Rays. It’s a beautiful piece of sonic artistry that will unquestionably appeal to anyone who loves mesmerizing music decorated with brilliant ideas and exceptional musicianship. I will talk about Connected and Loving The…

  • Giorgio Gomelsky: For Your Love By Francis Dumaurier

    Giorgio Gomelsky: For Your Love By Francis Dumaurier

    Some individuals or groups are solely responsible for starting or shaping particular cultural movements without thinking about how their actions could affect the future of the underground, mainstream, or pop music scene. Their tremendous impact on art, music, or any other cultural phenomenon can still be seen decades after, with those people not even taking…

  • Smoke Spider – Electrical Show

    Smoke Spider – Electrical Show

    After many singles released in 2021, such as Love To See You Miserable, You’re Wearing Me Out, Evil Eye, The Damage Is Done, and several more published in 2022, like Linger In My Memory, Desolation, and Nervous, Göteborg-based duo Smoke Spider return with a new composition that will unquestionably appeal to all the alternative rock…

  • The Bellwethers – Of The Stars

    The Bellwethers – Of The Stars

    Phoenix-based group The Bellwethers returns with Of The Stars, a second single released in 2023. It’s one of those compositions that will unquestionably appeal to even the pickiest fans of an alternative rock sound, but the band also thought about other listeners who’re not into this genre at all. Soundwise, perhaps Of The Stars explores…

  • Ye Angst – Play

    Ye Angst – Play

    Recently you had a chance to read a review of Sundown, an ear-appealing single by Melbourne-based Ye Angst. Today we have another older piece by this profoundly creative musician that will unquestionably appeal to all the admirers of progressive indie rock music. Play carries the fundamentals of an indie rock sound, but that’s not the…

  • Orchestre National Urbain – United Forces DLP

    Orchestre National Urbain – United Forces DLP

    A unique double album from a Lyon-based Orchestre National Urbain has recently arrived at our headquarters. It’s not like they were strangers to these pages. Quite the contrary, I had a chance to listen to a couple of their compositions and even included one of them on our playlists. For those unfamiliar with these folks,…

  • MAL – Come To Light

    MAL – Come To Light

    After several outstanding standalone singles, such as Acqua Macabre, I Don’t Believe You, and Ritual, and two critically acclaimed full-lengths like self-titled debut and Acqua Macabre, Van Nuys-based trio MAL returns with another jaw-dropping composition that will unquestionably appeal to all the fans of progressive music. The sound of MAL is undoubtedly hard to define…