
Phase Transition – Relatively Speaking
Phase Transition gained my respect in a matter of minutes and I will certainly be up on my toes in anticipation next time I hear about them working on music!
Read Moreby Andrei Dan | Jan 21, 2021
Phase Transition gained my respect in a matter of minutes and I will certainly be up on my toes in anticipation next time I hear about them working on music!
Read Moreby Andrei Dan | Jan 20, 2021
“Silenced” may not be a long listen but with the energy levels it releases, it really doesn’t have to be.
Read Moreby Andrei Dan | Jan 20, 2021
“Event Horizon” is a short and compact release, but one that will jolt and drill your brains so fiercely that you’ll be begging for mercy.
Read Moreby Bob | Jan 19, 2021
If you like your music melodic, mysterious, and gothic, with a progressive power metal base, then this is for you.
Read Moreby Andrei Dan | Jan 16, 2021
I can hardly think of any better way to kick off the new year. I knew this was gonna be an album of the year contender and it only came to confirm that as strongly as it possibly could.
Read Moreby Evelina | Jan 15, 2021
“Endless Twilight of Codependent Love” has a lot to offer with its diverse composition and heavy everyday societal topics. Even if you don’t understand the lyrics, the instrumental itself will surely make you feel something.
Read Moreby Andrei Dan | Jan 13, 2021
Harshness and calm, melody and impact, speed and stillness, all collide and merge into a complete and unhindered display of feeling.
Read Moreby Bob | Jan 12, 2021
This a great trip down memory lane and a piece of prog rock history.
Read Moreby Bob | Jan 9, 2021
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.
Read Moreby Colin | Dec 31, 2020
“Dark Arms Reach Skyward With Bone White Fingers” is a massive metal record that should not be ignored. It is suggested to give it more than one listen, as there’s a lot to take in from this experience.
Read Moreby Matthew Dakoutros | Dec 22, 2020
Pothamus is one of the bands that can snatch you immediately to the dimension their music inhabits. Their majestic and riveting music is enhanced by their lyrics to create an almost mystical feeling but tackling very human matters. 4/5
Read Moreby Bob | Dec 20, 2020
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.
Read Moreby Andrei Dan | Dec 13, 2020
A lot of the music’s charm and authenticity comes from its ability to disconnect you from reality and drag you into its own world and imagery.
Read Moreby Bob | Dec 11, 2020
Some nice touches and good ideas. It will be interesting to see how they develop in their future projects.
Read Moreby Matthew Dakoutros | Dec 5, 2020
…I think it’s worth it to give them a chance as they seem to have more to offer going forward. With a bit more focus to details they should be able to get noticed and play in a bigger league, if that’s what they desire.
Read Moreby Evelina | Dec 3, 2020
“At the Maw of Ruin” is definitely going in my December playlist, keeping the gloom of 2020 until the end, but in a good way. I highly recommend checking this album out!
Read Moreby Bob | Dec 2, 2020
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.
Read Moreby Bob | Nov 30, 2020
Paul has brought us an unusual blend of styles and genres, from gentle acoustic guitar to heavy riffing and dextrous lead breaks.
Read Moreby Dario | Nov 26, 2020
It’s wild and it’s loud. It’s synth-heavy and it’s exuberant. It’s bold and it’s daring. It’s epic and it can be a bit messy as well. It’s Kyros and they’re unstoppable in 2020!
Read Moreby Andrei Dan | Nov 25, 2020
This album showcases all that Plini is about better than any of his previous releases. It’s vibrant, relaxed and weird in all the good ways!
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