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"Katharsis", Praying Mantis' twelfth album, sees the English continuing their evolution towards an AOR a little too conventional to really catch on the listener.
LYNOTT
- 26/01/2022
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"A Day At The Races" provides further proof of the incredible eclecticism that Queen is capable of.
CORTO1809
- 10/05/2011
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Kings of the melody which hits the bull's eye, of the sumptuous arrangements and of an interpretation which regularly sticks shivers along the spine, Mostly Autumn delivers with "Graveyard Star" one of its most accomplished albums to date.
TONYB
- 24/01/2022
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Able to please the greatest number of people, "The Big Dream" will undoubtedly find an echo more than favorable with many listeners, attached or not to the progressive sphere.
TONYB
- 12/04/2017
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"Rip It Up" confirms Thunder in its leadership of an English-style hard rock, maybe not very original, but devilishly well written and interpreted.
PROGRACER
- 23/02/2017
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With "The Zealot Gene", it is time to dive back into the history and discography of this exceptional folk rock band that has crossed the ages without losing its brilliance.
ADRIANSTORK
- 20/01/2022
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A powerful and instantaneous album, "British Steel" brings Judas Priest into the 80's through the front door.
ZOSO
- 06/04/2009
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"Moonmadness" is perhaps Camel's most delicate album, shrouded in an ethereal and poetic atmosphere.
ABADDON
- 05/03/2008
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