Machiavel, Eleven, 2011
To many people Machiavel will be mostly associated with their early period and albums like Mechanical Moonbeams (1978) or New Lines (1980).
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Devin Townsend Project, Ghost, 2011
Devin Townsend. The guy that screamed his way through the Sex & Religion album from Steve Vai? Who released several seriously heavy
Symphony X, Iconoclast, 2011
Being the usual late me, I still thought it was worthwhile spending some words on this band and release. After all, in
Yes, Fly From Here, 2011
What do you call a band, that exchanges band members like other people change underwear, and still manage to sound like nothing
X-Panda, Flight Of Fancy, 2011
Many bands claim to make progressive music, but the way I see it, X-Panda from Estonia (and not Latvia as I said
Black Country Communion, 2, 2011
With a title like this, it takes little imagination to figure out that this concerns album number two from the rock super
Magic Pie, The Suffering Joy, 2011
When I started this blog, now a little over 3 years ago, Magic Pie was among the first bands to get a
Minutian, Repercussions, 2011
Repercussions is the debut album for Finnish progressive metal band Minutian. The biography I got describes this as “a diverse serving of
Hurtsmile, Self Titled, 2011
Singer Gary Cherone is probably best known for his work with the band Extreme. But besides a sadly very misunderstood album with
Telergy, The Exodus, 2011
And now on to something different! Brainchild of producer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Robert McClung, Telergy has set out to translate the bible
Pendragon, Passion, 2011
Recent years has seen Pendragon release albums in a regular time frame. As it has seen them do that with albums that
Leprous, Bilateral, 2011
A good friend has been bugging me for months to start listening to this album, such was his conviction I would like
Broach, My Darkest Hour, 2011
Hello there to these four youngsters from the South of Germany. But if they had told me they come from Canada, I
Steven Wilson, Grace For Drowning, 2011
Steven Wilson is a genius. There I said it! So expect a very biased review of this Grace For Drowning double disk.