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Close to the inspirations of his original band (Flower Kings), Jonas Reingold in his project Karmakanic surprises us with more metal compositions than usual for a result always as bluffing.
BATRIC
- 29/08/2003
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Complete reworking of the orchestral parts of Acts IV and V of the Dear Hunter hexalogy, "The Fox And The Hunt" is an extremely accomplished symphonic work, but with a dynamism far from the "Acts".
ABADDON
- 19/10/2021
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"Plastic Soup" presents us with a band that tries to dust off neo-progressive rock by injecting it with a good dose of modernity.
TONYB
- 09/03/2010
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Black 7 offers with "Look Inside" a generous instrumental album between heavy, metal and touching moments, which remains classic while being effective.
CALGEPO
- 11/10/2021
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"Dearly Beloved" is a return to the roots for Chris Daughtry. His alternative rock, tending towards hard rock and even metal, will certainly bring back his old fans.
LYNOTT
- 05/10/2021
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Far from the progressive rock of its beginnings, Marillion offers us with "Anoraknophobia" a sophisticated album while being accessible, beautiful and melancholic.
YATH
- 09/12/2003
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The qualities of "Rattrapante" are in accordance with the previous productions of Cosmograf, in a neo-progressive rock delivering beautiful guitar parts.
ABADDON
- 20/09/2021
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Progressive and atmospheric while integrating metal, rock and folk elements, "The Beast Within" highlights a band with an asserted identity and capable of evolving.
LOLOCELTIC
- 20/12/2017
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