Steve Hogarth & Richard Barbieri: Not The Weapon But The Hand
“Your beautiful face has aged, lost it’s power. You must have known it wouldn’t last forever. I see it in your daughter, but she’s a
Views From The Capsule: Volume One
Here am I, Sitting in a tin can, Far above the world… From my vantage point, I see it all, but no one controls
Weekly News Update: Personal Injury Edition
Ignore the above picture for just a minute – we’ll get back to it. For now, just know that it involves an injury to the
Arjen Lucassen Ayreon: Lost in the New Real
AN ARYEON…ERR…ARJEN SOLO ALBUM? – by Tyson Nordgren: Every few years, Arjen Lucassen releases a new album, and this few years is no exception. But
Bite-size Prog: Being Well Rounded is Hip, right?
I heard that it’s cool to be well rounded. Like how when you ask someone what they listen to they say, “everything.” But what they
Weekly News Update: Ayreon Edition
It’s been a week since Arjen Anthony Lucassen’s new album, “Lost in the New Real”, hit the shelves in Europe, and we here at Progulator
Random Touch: Tributary
Random Touch’s album Tributary comes across as being an ultimate exercise in sound. Just sit down, put this album on and crank it, and you
Bite-size Prog: How Do They Stand Up to the Classics?
Sequels are tricky business. In some cases they work out great, in other cases, they flop. In the music industry, they’re a sure way to
OSI: Fire Make Thunder
In the dark corner of a parking garage located at 600 New Hampshire Avenue NW, Washington D.C. — the Watergate Office Building. 2:00 am: The
Andrew Danso: Find
Sometimes life has a way of making you get behind in everything. Sometimes, I’ve had a review half written since the beginning of February that
- An essential addition to anyone's prog collection. This album is probably on the "who's who" of prog albums, or will be in the future.
- A great addition to any prog collection. Recommended to all, but non-essential.
- A good album, especially if you are into the specific style. Recommended for fans of the band or style. Non-essential.
- A mediocre album, best left to fans of the band/style, or hardcore collectors. Not recommended.
- A very poor album, not recommended for anyone except hardcore fans or completionists.
- Probably going to end up in next year's "Biggest Fails" category.
