Voilà un petit album bien intéressant. D'un petit groupe intéressant. On a rencontré ce duo dans la rue à Montréal il y a environ un an et on a acheté leur CD par curiosité. Guitare exploratoire, batteur de casserole hautement performant et mélodie jazzée par bout. Essayez ça.
Pour les connaisseurs, il y en a qui ont écouté leur nouvel album "Le déclin du mammifère à long cou?" Pour 7$, je risque bien de l'acheter et de vous faire part de mes commentaires!
C’est quoi?
Black Dub c'est le premier album formé par le groupe Black Dub mené par Daniel Lanois. Black Dub, c'est un mélange de blues, de soul, de rock. On lui donne des notes de 3 étoiles et demi et on salue le talent de Trixie Whitley, avec son contralto profondément profond. Toutes les chansons sont écrites par Lanois, sauf pour "Last Time", un effort de groupe
Voici la suite!
Une nouvelle soirée prog s'impose, et avec elle vient une tonne d'exclusivités et de nouveau matériel!
Voilà le dernier album de Aeon Zen, ce "groupe" composé d'une seule personne: Rich Hinks à tous les instruments sauf la voix. Le concept devient justement intéressant alors que cet album présente des vocalistes invités provenant de différents groupes (qui vous seront sans doute familiers). Byyye.
Voila pour vous deux albums bien de chez nous :) ![]()
Belle trouvaille d'un groupe qui joue dans le Crossover Prog (Mélange d'éléments prog et d'éléments pop; ici, on y retrouve des moments de jazz.)
This Is What Happens
2010 | 55:55
Crossover Prog
ProgArchives [3,93]
1."Thrill of the Fall" - 4:08
2."Now We've Made Our Ascent" - 3:21
3."Symptom of a Stumbling" - 3:55
4."Bullets in the Air" - 3:27
5."Flowers by the Moon" - 4:37
6."Nightingale" - 4:28
7."Blistered Hands" - 3:36
8."Out of Sight, Out of Mind" - 4:10
9."Comfort in the Orchestration" - 5:41
10."City Lights & Traffic Sounds" - 3:58
11."Battling the Years" - 4:42
12."Soon It Shall Be" - 5:03
13."Psalm" - 4:50
Total Time 55:55
This Is Also What Happens
2010 | 42:36
8-bit NintendoProg
ProgArchives [2,92]
With the recent release of This is What Happens, apparently The Reign of Kindo had an idea: let's re-release all our music-- in 8-bit-Nintendo-era video game music form! The album basically goes through the entire album as if it were a video game soundtrack, 8-bit drums, guitars and pianos rocking the whole way. Sure, it definitely has a creative element to it, I mean how many bands re-release their albums in 8-bit form?! But, as I mentioned above, all of this is a little superfluous.
«There's something about Progressive Metal that just seems pale nowadays and it's incredibly hard for newer bands not to get lumped into a dusty box without ever getting to see the light of day again.» Une exception à cette citation: Seventh Wonder.
Cet album sort le 3 décembre! Régalez-vous de leur talent et de leur originalité.
The Great Escape
2010 | 67:21
Prog Metal
ProgArchives [5,00]
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The Great Escape sounds like mature mix of Pain of Salvation and A.C.T, which leaves you in a place where you really can't ask for more. Except the weak lead guitar sound there is really nothing to point a finger at. This is the Seventh Wonder we all know and love. The insane sense of melody, huge compositions, incredible vocal work, song-writing and musical perfection is all there, and there's no way you'd hate this if you loved Mercy Falls. Even if this isn't quite as good or complex in terms of song-writing, it still kicks a lot of ass, and is clearly one of the best releases of 2010, and one of the most worthwhile progressive metal releases that has come out in ages. If you like the aforementioned bands as well as Symhpony X, The Flower Kings hell, even early Allen/Lande, this should be right up your alley. Great stuff!
Beacons
2010 | 43:56
Prog Metal Instrumental / Post-Sludge Metal
ProgArchives [3,80]
MetalMusicArchives [4,54]
Cloudkicker is a one-man project of B.M. Sharp, playing a powerful and technical blend of math metal and post-metal. Cloudkicker heavily uses drum machines and custom tuned guitars in his recordings.
You can find the entire Cloudkicker discography here for free: http://cloudkicker.bandcamp.com/
A Sort of Homecoming (International Fan Clubs CD)
2004 | 72:00
Prog Metal Live
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A Sort of Homecoming is a live album recorded at various locations (primarily The Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York City) by progressive metal band Dream Theater and released by the Dream Theater International Fan Club; thus, it is not part of the official Dream Theater discography. It is named after the U2 song of the same name off their album The Unforgettable Fire.
Recreation Day
2003 | 60:19
Prog Metal / Power Metal
ProgArchives [3,46]
MetalMusicArchives [3,86]
Recreation Day is an album that covers many issues, ranging from death and mourning to general fear and sorrow, all of which contribute to a greater concept of re-creation of oneself. These ideas are explored from many different points of view, such as someone contemplating suicide ("As I Lie Here Bleeding"), mourners after a funeral ("I'm Sorry," a cover of Dilba Demirbag's hit) and dying priests looking back on their "unforgivable" sins (molestation) ("Unforgivable").
The 1st Chapter
2005 | 69:54
Prog Metal
ProgArchives [3,82]
MetalMusicArchives [3,58]
The band has a wide variety of musical influences, from pop/rock to 70's Prog-Rock to Heavy and Death metal, all of which is melted together and gives the guys their unique sound. The melting pot creates a mixture of great melodies, groove, heavy riffs and weird odd time signatures.
Soudainement, une vague d'Indie apparaît pour vous inonder de ses effluves marginales.
The Skywatchers Handbook
2010 | 36:42
Space Folk
320 kbit/s (VBR)
Pays: UK
Good Old War
2010 | 34:35
Indie Folk / Alt-Country
320 kbits/s
Pays: USA (Philadelphie)
« Good Old War » est inspiré des noms de famille des trois musiciens: GOODwin, ArnOLD, SchWARtz.
Un nouveau groupe sort un premier album, et laissez moi vous le dire: il est ahurissant. Donnez lui une écoute et laissez vous charmer. Ce qui est intéressant ici, c'est que c'est un groupe de gars à lunettes, additionné d'une jolie finaliste de American Idol au chant et d'une violoncelliste de l'orchestre symphonique de Chicago.
Hybrid Child
2010 | 55:01
Crossover / Neo-Prog
ProgArchives [5,00] (1 review)
La Soirée Prog [---]
1. I Don't Want To Wait Another Day (7:17)
2. I Can't Take You With Me (5:36)
3. The Man Who Knows Your Name (8:48)
4. Termites (5:53)
5. Mindscan I: Arrival (1:30)
6. Mindscan II: Entrance (3:07)
7. Mindscan III: Realization (2:45)
8. Mindscan IV: Welcome (2:47)
9. Mindscan V: Examination (2:53)
10. Mindscan VI: Hybrid Child (3:30)
11. Mindscan VII: Exploration (2:19)
12. Mindscan VIII: What Do They Want (2:42)
13. Mindscan IX: When I Awake (3:12)
14. Mindscan X: Returning Home (2:42)
Assis dans ma chaise en bambou, je mets l'album live de Mono: Holy Ground, et je mets le volume dans le tapis. Envoûtant et percutant, je me dois de vous transmettre les délices de ce duo de japonais qui excellent dans l'art du Post-Rock.
Holy Ground: NYC Live w/ The Wordless Music Orchestra
2010 | 79:04
Post-Rock INCROYABLE.
ProgArchives [4,13]
La Soirée Prog [4,75]
Featuring my favourite tracks from Hymn to the Immortal Wind as well as their 2003- 2006 releases this is Mono's first live release and a must have for fans. The addition of an orchestra brings a fuller sound to the performance and make the tracks even more epic than usual! I find that Post Rock as a genre usually treads a very thin line between bland and brilliant. Thankfully the this release falls into the latter category and whilst the majority of it is truly captivating, the weaker sections still manage to hold my interest. This is an excellent addition to any prog rock collection although I don't think it is essential.
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