Review: Diablo Swing Orchestra ‘Swagger & Stroll Down The Rabbit Hole’
Described in the promo-notes as ‘Tim Burton’s dream band’, Diablo Swing Orchestra are a Swedish eight-piece progressive/experimental outfit who formed
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Prog Metal
Somnuri: Interview With Drummer Phil SanGiacomo
Hot off the back of releasing the fantastical new album, Nefarious Wave, I got the opportunity to fire some questions
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Review: Somnuri ‘Nefarious Wave’
Once in a while something truly inescapable comes along, which hits you right in the face, and forces you to
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Review: Grayceon ‘Mothers Weavers Vultures’
A typical power trio? No, an atypical power trio – that’s what Grayceon’s Bandcamp page tells me, and the reason
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Review: The Ocean ‘Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic’
At the ripe old age of twenty, and now due to release their eighth studio album, prog metal meisters The
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Review: Inter Arma ‘Garbers Days Revisited’
When I initially took this review on, I didn’t even notice that it was a covers record. Basically ever since
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Review: Sleestak ‘Aeon’
Milwaukee’s Sleestak were on an upwards growth trajectory releasing Skylon Express which was the combination of two previously recorded EP
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Review: Eyes Fly ‘Eyes Fly’
Four years ago an idea was birthed, a concept, a dream. That dream was Eyes Fly, and it’s the offspring
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Review: Ihsahn ‘Telemark’
For those you who don’t follow Black Metal or who are not fans of it, the name Ihsahn probably means
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