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Without reinventing themselves, The Flower Kings deliver an excellent vintage with "Look At You Now", whose pleasure increases with each new listen.
CORTO1809
- 26/09/2023
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Ray Adler's "II" is an effective, if not revolutionary, album featuring solid instrumentalists and a singer as talented as ever
NIST
- 29/06/2023
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Despite his obvious interpretative and compositional qualities, Leprous singer Einar Solberg is far from convincing with his first solo album. "16" is too long and rather boring.
NEWF
- 23/06/2023
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Having blown hot and cold for (too) many years, Yes's 23rd album finds a somewhat unexpected inspiration in the light of its latest twists and turns and forced (or not) personnel changes.
TONYB
- 01/06/2023
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"The Muse Awakens" proves to be one of the most beautiful Progressive successes of the year and makes it possible to discover Happy The Man, an excellent group which will have known only a success of esteem.
DEFNAEL
- 10/11/2004
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Those who are not allergic to simple verse/chorus constructions will be pleasantly surprised by what Vast offers in this easily listenable "Nude".
TORPEDO
- 13/10/2004
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If Evergrey no longer amazes us with its mastery, it can still do so with its consistency. "The Inner Circle" is still an excellent album of Progressive Metal.
TORPEDO
- 08/04/2004
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More focused on ambiences than on harmonic constructions, "Think Like A Mountain" is a very successful album that allows us to discover Ritual, a band that has gone a little unnoticed despite its qualities and originality.
BATRIC
- 29/08/2003
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