NMB at the Arcada Theatre in Chicago, IL
Spring is fastly approaching and if you’re like me you’re noticing that your prog concert dance card is quickly starting to fill up as many of our favorite bands are finally back on the...
Rolo Tomassi: ‘Where Myth Becomes Memory’ Review
Whilst I only jumped onto the Rolo Tomassi bandwagon at their previous album ‘Time Will Die And Love Will Bury It’, I’ve caught two of their live shows and been absolutely blown away. Every...
Celeste: ‘Assassine(s)’ Review
Google ‘Celeste’ right now, and you’re almost guaranteed to find no definite result. There is Celeste, the 2018-released 2D platformer by Extremely OK Games. Or Celeste, a British singer-songwriter best known for the Soul...
Grace’s Favourites of 2021
2021 eh? Another year of the pandemic that we’ve all had to suffer through, and frankly my music consumption has been down too. I’ve become incredibly consumed with producing my own music, that listening...
Wilderun: ‘Epigone’ Review
Wilderun have returned with their fourth studio offering, ‘Epigone’. The band made waves in the prog scene with 2019’s ‘Veil of Imagination,’ which has since become a modern classic in the genre for me....
Joe’s Greatest Albums from 2021
2021 was absolutely packed with new releases from a wide variety of genres and a lot of them were great which made it a bit difficult to pick my top 5. But, I’ve managed...
Ben’s Top Picks from 2021
2021 was another year full of great releases in prog, rock, and music in general. Many artists dropped albums that were previously delayed or created throughout the duration of quarantine. It would take a...
Jason’s Best Albums of 2021
My top five albums for 2021 included both grizzled veterans of the prog world as well as some new fresh faces, and lastly bands with previous catalogues releasing their first albums that really connected...
Sebastian’s Top Albums of 2021
If there was a phrase to summarize 2021, it would probably be “wait a minute, when did 2020 end?” With everything that would resemble a highlight dropping away entirely at the beginning of the...
Genesis The Last Domino? Tour at The United Center Chicago, Illinois
Tony Banks, Phil Collins, and Mike Rutherford, the ‘…And Then There Were Three…’ crew of Genesis, have come together for one more tour culminating an over 50-year journey of music. They are calling this...
