Distant Dream isn’t trying to blow minds, break records or reinvent the wheel in any way. They’re more in the business of providing pleasant emotional value and superb sound quality, for a fully immersive listening experience.
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“Magna Mater” is a very immersive and atmospheric album, but that does not mean it’s not heavy. Rather, all the heavy riff elements have a different purpose than you’d expect.
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M-IDZOMER, organized by concert hall Het Depot and museum M Leuven, took place from August 1 to 4 with Martin Kohlstedt, Tangerine Dream and Explosions in the Sky. A varied bill for lovers of piano, electronic rock and post-rock.
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It is the end of an era; festivals come and go but there has never been one quite like this one. I would like to thank Simon and all the Tech-Fest team for all their hard work, it has been an honour to be a small part of it. Au revoir Tech-Fest.
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Norway’s Delvoid take their time with their studio albums. So we took some time to talk with vocalist Alex Delver about their third full length offering, “Swarmlife”, vocal influences and of course the meaning behind the band name.
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“Comedian” is no laughing matter. It’s pugnacious and savage, yet undeniably clever and sophisticated.
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Guitarist Michael Kotsirakis and keyboardist Orestis Zafeiriou from Greek post-proggers Playgrounded talk about the production of their massive new album “The death of Death”, out on March 18 through Pelagic Records.
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All things considered, “Istok” is an album that gives me mixed feelings. There are some great moments here and Trna’s musical talent is obvious, but it’s just not compelling enough to make a difference.
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Norwegian musician Marius Leirånes is our guest on this episode of the Progtalks. We discuss his recently released solo-album “Langtidsperspektiv” and how his ancestry inspired the music on the album. We also, of course, talk about his main band Pixie Ninja!
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“Chasm” makes you drift along with it in a dreamlike state, wondering about humanity and the environment, as well as the inevitability of nature.
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“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.
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The album is truly a masterpiece of creativity and expression and it works great on its own as well as a continuation of “Phanerozoic I: Palaeozoic”. It is diverse and complex but fluid, cohesive, coherent and kept on track.
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Distant Dream are one of those bands that can make fully instrumental music driven towards expression and emotion rather than technicality.
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“These Are Not Your Dreams” consists of three parts that each introduces new things to the sound of Sleepmakeswaves. It sounds like a statement that says “we will never stop evolving”, and that is a beautiful thing.
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Photo gallery: Sleep Token live at Euroblast 15, 28 September 2019
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“A Dawn to Fear” feels like one of those albums that you just lean back and enjoy. There are moments that makes you want to headbang, there are moments where you want to hold up a lighter, and there are moments that make you wonder if two different bands were working on this album. Together, all of these moments form an album that is a joy to listen to.
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Oscillation is post rock as it’s supposed to be: minimal, but with maximum effect, and full of emotion. If you already dig ensembles like Atmospheres, Sleepmakeswaves or Tides From Nebula (to name a few), you should definitely give Oscillation a listen.
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While the album does have its standout moments, as a whole it misses the mark for me. I always appreciate bands thinking outside the box and trying to build upon their sound to create something fresh, but the great moments are few and far between. However, the great moments are great, and Lost in Kiev’s talent still shines through. It is by no means a bad album with regards to musical craftsmanship.
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“With addictively gorgeous melodies, vast atmospheres and some proggy riffing, Voices from the Fuselage have created one of my favorite albums of 2018…” 5/5★
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