Neal Morse – Sola Gratia
From the first notes of “Sola Gratia” to the last, this album has everything Neal Morse is known for and more, and contains some of the “freshest” sounds we’ve heard from him in quite some time.
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Sons of Apollo – MMXX
This album is better than the first in every possible way. If you like your metal riffy with a side of virtuosity, you owe it to yourself to try this album. 4.5/5 ★
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Franck Carducci – The Answer
“The Answer” strikes a great balance between catchy arena rock and classic prog very much rooted in the seventies, without being too directly derivative.
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The Flower Kings – Waiting for Miracles
A very solid album with memorable songs, great solos and a sound and feel that seems to come straight out of the early 1970’s. 4/5
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Flying Colors – Third Degree
“Third Degree” sees Flying Colors maturing in their sound, as there is more of everything: more prog, more cheesy pop, more sonic space for all instruments. / Stef 4.5/5 ★
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