What The Critics Are Saying
Mr. October And The Moon Of Madness album review by Par Pierre – Prog Critque
Sun King Rising’s “Signs & Wonder” album review by Garth Thomas – Hollywood Digest
Sun King Rising Releases “Signs & Wonders” (LP) – The Hollywood Digest
Following an ominous but unapologetically expressive intro in the cold “Bitter Waters Sweetened,” we find the first few shades of color that will come to represent the thematic tone of Signs & Wonders in “No. 6 Magnolia Avenue,” the first single from the new album by Sun King Rising. A percussive en…
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Time Horizon – Power Of Three abum review by Andrew Rockwell – Angelic Warlord
Sun King Rising “Signs and Wonders” review by Cleopatra Patel – Big Celebrity Buzz
Sun King Rising “Signs and Wonders” LP – Big Celebrity Buzz
Minimalism doesn’t have to sound particularly barren in chamber pop and psychedelic music, and if I had to judge based on the looks of his new album, I would have to say that Sun King Rising is out to make this statement law with the release of the brilliantly simple Signs & Wonders this October. Th…
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Sun King Rising’s “Signs & Wonders” album review by Heather Savage – Top Buzz Magazine
Sun King Rising’s Stunning “Signs & Wonders”
Arguably shaped by its quiet moments just as much as it is its chaotic, neo-symphonic interludes, there is no label nor style that I can use to categorize Sun King Rising’s stunning Signs & Wonders; it’s something that is simply too classical and too futuristic at the same time to fit into any of th…
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Babal – Who Will I Be When I Leave?i review by JACOPO VIGEZZI – Progressive Rock Journal
[Review] Babal – Who Will I Be When I Leave?
The UK project Babal returns with their ninth studio album, continuing their project of exploring new musical horizons between Prog and Art Rock. Titled “Who Will I Be When I Leave?” it was released on September 16, 2022 via Melodic Revolution Records
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Sun King Rising – No. 6 Magnolia Avenue review by A.F.Chagas – Roadie Music
Babal – Who Will I Be When I Leave? album review by Royaume-Uni – Profil
Time Horizon: Power Of Three album review by Sea Of Tranquility
Potter’s Daughter – Weighted Keys review by Anne Carlini – Russell Trunks Exclusive Magazine
PROG PRESENTS… Discovering Melodic Revolution Records – Ripples In Time Before Then Was Now! Zachary Nathanson of Echoes and Dust
Sun King Rising – No. 6 Magnolia Avenue review by Dashal Jennings – The Daily Banner
Babal – Who Will I Be When I Leave? review by Prog Female Voices
Babal Who Will I Be When I Leave? Review by Gary Hill – Music Street Journal
Gayle Ellett & The Electromags – Shiny Side Up by JACOPO VIGEZZI Progressive Rock Journal
[Review] Gayle Ellett & The Electromags – Shiny Side Up
Gayle Ellett & The Electromags is an American instrumental Rock trio focused on the guitar, made up of experienced musicians from the musical circle. The album “Shiny Side Up” was released on June 10, 2022 via PeacockSunrise Records and contains 11 medium length tracks.
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Time’s Forgotten – Shelter review by Jon Neudorf – Sea Of Tranquility
Gayle Ellett & The Electromags album review of Shiny Side Up
Gayle Ellett & the Electromags — Shiny Side Up by Peter Thelen,Exposé Online
The Steve Bonino Project – Pandora album review by Kev Rowland
Foucault’s Pendulum Album Review by Mario Champagne
Prog Rock Journal Andrew Roussak
[Review] Andrew Roussak – Crossing The Line
Andrew Rousssak is a pianist, composer and keyboard player from Karlsruhe, Germany who offers Progressive sounds halfway between Rock and Metal. The new album “Crossing The Line” was released on November 05, 2021 via Melodic Revolution Records and contains 7 long-running tracks.
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The Prog Mind Transport Aerian – Skywound
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Time Horizon – Power of Three review by Second Endeavour- Prog Archives
Peter Matuchniak DESTINY album reviewby Kev Rowland
Sea Of Tranquility’s Jon Neudorf Reviews Sessions by Peter Matuchniak
