Magnum – Dance of the Black Tattoo
This a great trip down memory lane and a piece of prog rock history.
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Blighted Eye – Wretched
The group is hard at work crafting what will become their first full-length album sometime in the future. The evidence here is that it will be something to look forward to, let’s hope it’s not too far into the future.
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Slice the Cake – Live at Home
Hopefully, this kind of album will be a rare thing. As good as it is, it has only been brought about by the awful situation that this year has thrown at us. This will do for now, but I am looking forward to watching them perform this material live in the flesh.
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Entheogen – Other World
Some nice touches and good ideas. It will be interesting to see how they develop in their future projects.
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Ad Infinitum – Chapter I – Revisited
It is great to see bands making the effort despite the restrictions, and I hope this up and coming outfit keeps the pedal to the metal.
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Paul Sadler – Soon to be Absorbed
Paul has brought us an unusual blend of styles and genres, from gentle acoustic guitar to heavy riffing and dextrous lead breaks.
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Kepler Ten – A New Kind of Sideways
Sometimes it’s nice to get nostalgic and step back in time, musically speaking. This is easy of...
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Isle of the Cross – Excelsis
There seems to be a trend with these multi-instrumentalists, to give us multi-genre music on their albums. It is a well thought out and well executed album and I hope we see more of this project.
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AD INFINITUM – Chapter I: Monarchy
“Chapter I” has proved to be a fine debut, what will Chapter II bring to the table? Delicious things I suspect.
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Avandra – Skylighting
This is great album and the band have bags of talent, which should allow them to progress any way they desire.
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Fates Warning – Long Day Good Night
The band appear to be entering the next stage of their evolution. That can only be good news for the progressive metal scene.
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The Outsider – From Ancient Gods and Forbidden Books
It is both weird and intriguing, but nevertheless a thrilling 66 minutes of entertainment.
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Nuclear Power Trio – A Clear and Present Rager
Although they’ve adopted a gimmick to promote themselves, in no way does it detract from the quality of the music. So, buy it, stick on repeat, it will get you through the day.
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Autocatalytica – Powerclashing Maximalism
He has managed to give us a multitude of rock and metal styles, there is probably something for everyone here.
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The Unguided – Father Shadow
The band are entering a new era, they have bags of potential and it will be interesting to see how they develop as a quartet going forward.
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Inferi – Of Sunless Realms
If the material for the new album is of the same calibre as this EP, then we may well have a truly epic album to look forward to. If this band continues to evolve in this direction there will be no stopping them.
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The Reticent – The Oubliette
This album will hit the spot musically, tug at the heart strings and chill you to the bone.
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Gazpacho – Fireworker
In the absence of their live performances, this excellent album should keep you satisfied for now. Gazpacho remain vivacious, evocative, and imaginative after all these years and long may that continue.
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Leviathan Owl – Would You Kindly
As the album becomes more familiar you begin to appreciate all the subtleties, and the talent of this multi-instrumentalist.
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Cult of Lilith – Mara
This album deserves full marks because of the excellent production, superb musicianship, and great innovation. It is unbelievably good for a debut album. It leaves you hungry for more.
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