Deutsch duo Noekk released their debut album in 2005 but went on hiatus for ten years in 2008. Since returning, their output has remained consistent. Vergessenes is their sixth full-length…
Tag: progressive rock
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If Loathe did not exist, the frothing rock press would need to invent them. Look at the facts: they come from Liverpool; they have a racially diverse set of members;…
Bristol art-rock quartet, Sans Froid, will be on the radar of those that enjoyed the breakthrough success of Wet Leg and those that believe ninety-nine percent of the world’s music…
Danish prog metal quintet, Only Human, are not just a band. They’re a commentary on our era of big tech dominance and our offloading of critical thinking to AI apps.…
Swedish melancholy rockers, Wolverine, last released an LP in 2016. That’s not unusual for a band that issued their debut in 2001. Former clients of Earache Records and Candlelight Records,…
Norwegian collective, Course of Fate, remember a time when heavy metal was epic and empowering, and that includes the progressive metal of Savatage and the early Dream Theater records. Yet…
Australian rockers, Karnivool, often receive comparisons to Tool. That’s harder to justify over the years as they’ve developed their own sound, but they take after the LA legends in one…
Stockport sludge experimenters, Under, last released an album in 2018. Two split records and an EP sufficed during this eight-year quiet period, but now they’re back with their third LP…
