Pride in Prog: An LGBT+ Artist Showcase
Hello all and happy pride month! This year I wanted to put together an article listing out some of the LGBT+ musicians through the progressive music scene. It’s a resource that I’ve found is...
Author: Grace Hayhurst
Frost*: ‘Day And Age’ Review
Frost*, the UK band consisting of long time collaborators Jem Godfrey (Vocals, Keyboards) and John Mitchell (Vocals, Guitars), as well as Nathan King on bass, have come together to create their 4th studio album...
Ranking the Progressive Music of 2020 Using Maths
Some of the members of the Images & Words Discord server came together to rank a large number of albums that were released throughout 2020. It involved dozens of communal listening parties (LPs) to...
Devin Townsend Livestream at Farm Studios in Vancouver
After more than a year since our last article on live music, we’re finally talking about it again! Granted it’s not quite as live as we’re used to, but the opportunity to see Devin...
Nad Sylvan: ‘Spiritus Mundi’ Review
After taking a 12-year solo release break after releasing ‘Sylvanite’ in 2003, Nad released a trilogy of albums starting in 2015 with ‘Courting the Widow’, ‘The Bride Said No’, and The Regal Bastard’. And...
Project MishraM: ‘Meso’ Interview
Earlier this year, the progressive fusion band Project Mishram released their debut album ‘Meso’. As a listener, their songs have been a complete earworm to digest as the catchy melodies blended together with unique...
Liquid Tension Experiment: ‘LTE3’ Review
Liquid Tension Experiment reuniting for a third album wasn’t something that was on the cards at the start of 2020, but thanks to the global pandemic the band have reunited after a 22-year break...
Epica: ‘Omega’ Review
After the longest gap ever between Epica albums, the band are back with ‘Omega’. A 70-minute epic that marks their 8th studio album in style. I think it may be one of their most...
Steven Wilson: ‘The Future Bites’ Review
Steven Wilson has released his 6th solo album ‘The Future Bites’, 4 years after his previous work ‘To The Bone’. Both albums of which mark a distinct change in production and songwriting styles for...
Steve Hackett: ‘Under A Mediterranean Sky’ Review
Steve Hackett has released another album to go with his monstrous discography. This time he’s released a fully acoustic album for the first time since 2008’s ‘Tribute’. Granted, with some orchestral elements. There aren’t...
