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More immediate than "Home" but less striking than "Posthumous Silence", "One to Zero" confirms Sylvan's know-how in progressive music.
ABADDON
- 13/05/2021
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With Guilt Machine, Arjen Lucassen goes back to the roots of Ayreon, those that made the success of Actual Fantasy and its successors.
VAL
- 28/08/2009
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Trettioåriga Kriget and his "Till Horisonten" with its melancholy melodies have everything to satisfy the fans of seventies progressive rock.
CORTO1809
- 10/05/2021
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Phideaux has accustomed us to excellence and Number Seven is a further proof of his talent. If you are sensitive to brilliant but not noisy music, this album should come on your playlists for a long time.
PETER HACKETT
- 27/07/2009
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By adapting a major poem of the Anglo-Saxon literature, Clive Nolan confirms his taste for stories and, using the fruit of all his past experiences, imposes a real epic breath to this "Song of the Wilderness".
ABADDON
- 06/05/2021
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Hergest Ridge is a pastoral masterpiece... the second of many for Mike Oldfield...
TONYB
- 13/06/2008
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With this album, Days Between Stations confirms all the good things we thought about this band and even better, they have probably released one of the progressive rock albums of 2013.
ALADDIN_SANE
- 09/08/2013
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With "Hitchhiking To Byzantium", Anubis provides us with a work to be classified at the top of the scale of the inescapable neo-progressive rock albums
TONYB
- 05/09/2014
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