Toolâs Fear Inoculum is taking over the number one positions on digital charts as we speak. Thus, upsetting “the Taylor Swift army” around the globe. WTF? Well, this leaves us no choice but to weigh in.
Tag Archives: progressive rock
Motorpsycho – The Crucible
Finally itâs time to say something about âMotorpsychodeliaâ. So prog nerds and metalheads, unite. Continue reading
Roger Waters – Is This The Life We Really Want?
Roger Waters has released his first new album in ages, and after a week and a half we’re finally able to ramble something moderately coherent about it. Here goes. Continue reading
Ulysses â #eMotion
For all Ulysses does right on #eMotion (and they do a lot of things very right indeed), they do start out with what might be the most annoying opening riff I have heard in a very long time. Itâs almost annoying enough to turn the album off and do something else. Almost. Because if you did, youâd miss out on an hour of extremely good progressive metal.
David Gilmour â Rattle That Lock
Disclaimer: I came dangerously close to dismissing Rattle that Lock as an overwrought, pompous, meandering mess. I had seven hundred words written on how I vehemently disliked David Gilmour’s new, and fourth, solo effort. Then I gave it one last spin, just to be sure. And Iâm glad I did.
Iron Maiden â The Book of Souls
Obligatory clickbait-y intro: in case youâve been living underneath a rock, thereâs a new Iron Maiden album out. Itâs called The Book of Souls, sports 92 minutes of new music and itâs the first theyâve put out in five long years. I know if itâs good or not, and Iâm telling you after the cut.
Pink Floyd â The Endless River
When Pink Floyd, or rather David Gilmour and Nick Mason, announced to the world that they were going to release a new album, made up of what was left behind on the cutting room floor back in 1994, my response was lukewarm at best. Fast forward a few months and The Endless River has finally been released, shattering sales records everywhere. But is Pink Floydâs swansong worth the hype? Letâs find out. Continue reading
