Tag: Progressive Rock

Papa Juliett will quickly build an impressive and inspiring resume!

Los Angeles alternative and progressive rock band, Papa Juliett, is Juliet (Vocals), Sui Gn (Guitar) and Julian (Guitar). The trio has just dropped a two-song EP containing the tracks, “How I Feel” and “I Can See”. Through all the years of reviewing I have developed quite eclectic interests in music. But I have a basic […]

Progressive rock band from Russia – Lunar Woods presents a new album “Let’s Get Loud”

Lunar Woods band is releasing their first full-length album, presenting atmospheric progressive sound with a strong influence of grunge, while dealing with life-defining issues. This young and promising band from Izhevsk in Russia is delivering a unique vibe, combining the atmosphere of their native country with universal emotions delivered through grungy vocals. The issues addressed […]

Hollow Water: “Rainbow’s End” – an exercise of precision turned into art

“Rainbow’s End” is a 12 track concept album by Hollow Water, made up of Huw Roberts (Guitars) and Alan Cookson (Keyboards). For the first time Hollow Water have brought in a vocalist, Mark Lock, who has sung the songs written by keyboardist Alan Cookson. “Having a singer on board completely changes everything,” says Alan.  “Mark […]

Man from the Box: “Three Sides of a Tragedy I” – packed with dense instrumentals

Man from the Box has released his debut EP “Three Sides of a Tragedy I”, which is the first in the trilogy “Three Sides of a Tragedy”. The trilogy tells the story of a man that decides to hang out with his friends in a city threatened by random crime and violence. Accustomed to better times, […]

Charlie Terenzio: “Magenta Leaf”- crafty, wildly adventurous instrumental rock

Boston area composer and instrumentalist, Charlie Terenzio is back with another release after last year’s critically acclaimed “All Your Roses”. Charlie, who works from his home studio using Apple Pro Logic, has once again delivered a track that uses the rock crunch of electric guitars, together with electronic wizardry to complete a crossover sound. The […]

Rog & Glenn: “Another Place” is flawless on so many levels

“Another Place” is an incredible album. The songs are thoughtful, catchy, beautiful and emotive, and well-produced. There is a special chemistry about Rog & Glenn. Their music comes to you fully formed, already great. Like a legendary band from the past that you’ve never actually listened to and then finally get a chance to give […]

Transference: ‘The Navigators’ – A new genre is born with this release

The Australian-based band, Transference is a new modern day Psychedelic incarnation that features a core musical unit and features guest vocalists from all around the world. The core band consists of Michael Puskas (all guitars), Julian Reid (bass and vox), Georgia Harris (lead vox) Loughlin Harrick (drums and percussion), Steven Harris (piano / keyboards and […]

Artist Spotlight: Valence – their music is both accessible and instrumental

The modern rock scene may be dominated by bands who produce both music and lyrics, but Valence is a four-piece group out of Westchester, N.Y., who is determined to take a stand for the value of purely instrumental music and its ability to tell a story even without words. And they do it with their […]

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