by rogue | Sep 21, 2025 | Reviews
There is no greater thrill than writing and posting a review from an artist or band that subsequently replies with a comment like “You actually got it!”. There are prog musicians , who, in my eyes, can do no wrong throughout their discography, unless they...
by rogue | Sep 14, 2025 | Reviews
Things must not be quiet in the province of Québec lately, what with veteran neo-prog band Red Sand dishing out yet another tasty album, coincidently entitled “The Sound of Silence”, a title eerily similar to Enigmatic Sound Machines latest...
by rogue | Sep 14, 2025 | Reviews
Even though this is my third album by this enigmatic pagan folk band, whose occasional deviance into theatrics can throw one for a momentary loop, both “Caught in a Spell” (2009) and “Myths & Legends” (2015) somehow failed to hook me in, and I do not even...
by rogue | Sep 13, 2025 | Reviews
Not only is Quebec a perennial hotbed for progressive rock aficionados, when Montreal in particular became the landing zone for the first and eventual latter waves of what is ubiquitously known within the music world as the “the English Invasion”. From...
by rogue | Sep 7, 2025 | Reviews
An upside-down cover for a topsy-turvy world , how appropriate! A young talented band from lovely Sardinia, who launched their career with a 2018 debut, released on Nick Katona’s respected Melodic Revolution Records label and garnered a fair amount of interest and...
by rogue | Sep 6, 2025 | Reviews
Having not reviewed this album, perhaps I know something about a way to lose myself in omitting one of the very few albums from this Roman artist that I have adored since day one. Nothing like Alessandro di Benedetti coming to my rescue with a 2025 reworking of this...
