EP Review: Hydraform – Hydraform (Self Released)
Hydraform, the many-headed progressive creature’s next triple-threat strike is a self-titled EP coming out on June 26th 2020.
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Album Review: Hail Spirit Noir – Eden In Reverse (Agonia Records)
Greek psychedelic prog metal band and Agonia Records recent signees, Hail Spirit Noir, will release its fourth studio album titled “Eden In Reverse” on June 19th via Agonia Records.
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Album Review: Ebonivory – The Long Dream I (Wild Thing Records)
Up-and-coming Australian prog prodigies Ebonivory return with their new record The Long Dream I, released 5th June via Wild Thing Records.
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Album Review: Haken – Virus (InsideOutMusic)
Since releasing ‘Vector’ in October 2018, Haken have been very busy on the road. All the while, secretly working on the follow-up album, entitled ‘Virus’. Out on June 5th 2020 via InsideOutMusic.
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Album Review: The Bloody Mallard – Realm (Self Released)
The Bloody Mallard is a London-based heavy psych, prog and alt-rock project from guitarist, Tom Walding. After experimenting with melodies, rhythms and tones that were reminiscent of many mushroom trips in rural Kent, the sonic segments finally formed into songs which turned into the album, ‘Realm’. Out on Friday 8th May 2020.
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Album Review: Rick Massie – Eclipse (Self Released)
Rick Massie is a metal musician/solo artist from Whitehorse, Yukon. His debut album, “Eclipse” is planned for release on May 1st, 2020.
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Album Review: Katatonia – City Burials (Peaceville Records)
Inspired by an injection of fresh blood into Katatonia’s creative brew, the progressive rockers are back with City Burials. Released on April 24th 2020 via Peaceville Records.
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EP Review: Age of Emergence – The War Within Ourselves (Self Released)
Australian progressive metal/hard rock band Age of Emergence are to release their second EP The War Within Ourselves on 27 March 2020. The EP follows their first act EP, Plea for a Dying World, which the band released in February 2017.
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