Is 22 years enough time? To think that the gap between Liquid Tension Experiment studio albums 2 and 3 is old enough to go out
Category: Reviews
Album Review: Ana Patan, “Spice, Gold, and Tales Untold”
I was recently introduced to Berlin-based Ana Patan’s music, and I was immediately impressed at the combination of sophisticated music and broadly relatable human themes.
Album Review: Steven Wilson, “The Future Bites”
Steven Wilson has solidified his position as modern progressive rock’s resident pop star with his newest offering The Future Bites. This album manages to somehow
Album Review: Austin Meadows Wilkerson, “The Old Wood”
I hadn’t heard Austin Wilkerson’s music until a few months ago, and frankly, I’m surprised and a bit saddened that I missed out on his
Album Review: Soen, “Imperial”
Progressive music, by definition, always likes to push the envelope in some way. In general, many bands that are labeled “progressive” may like to try
Album Review: Nick Prol & the Proletarians, ‘An Erstwisle Alphabestiary: Book One’
Nick Prol & The Proletarians released their debut album, Loon Attic, a few years ago, to much acclaim in the experimental music world. The debut
