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Drawing its roots in the progressive music of the 70's, Life Line Project offers us with this album a collection of instrumental pieces evolving in a progressive and symphonic rock, certainly vintage, but especially exciting.
TONYB
- 04/06/2010
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A collaborative album marking Epica's twentieth anniversary, "The Alchemy Project" offers a variety of styles that will appeal to many listeners beyond the band's traditional sphere.
TONYB
- 11/11/2022
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Composed of two ex-members of Textures, Crown Compass tries with "The Drought" the bet of progressive thrash metal, without really convincing.
NEWF
- 16/06/2022
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Without reaching the level of Arjen Lucassen's major works, "Star One - Revel In Time" remains a beautiful lesson of know-how, with some very nice moments.
ABADDON
- 03/02/2022
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Silhouette offers a new album of well-constructed neo-progressive rock with rich and inspired sounds that doesn't lack much to make it a reference in the field.
DARIALYS
- 20/10/2017
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Lovers of dark ambiences, rush on this "In Time With Gravity". Bands like Playgrounded who manage to digest their influences to propose an original style are not so numerous.
ABADDON
- 20/12/2017
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uNKH succeeds in reminding many prog references from the 70s and 80s on a more modern tone, finding the right balance.
ABADDON
- 28/07/2018
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A fusion between traditional 70's symphonic elements and more assertive genres such as jazz, folklore or progressive, "Distorted Memories" is an intelligent album that places emotion at the center of the subject.
TONYB
- 06/10/2010
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