WPaPU-Nick, Author at PROGROCK.COM: Recent Episodes
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Band: Tiles Albums: Pretending 2 Run Available: April 15th, 2016 via Laser’s Edge Reviewer: Mason from When Prog and Power Unite Audio Review Tiles Website Order the Album Tiles has always seemed to be one band where the expression “your mileage may vary” seems to apply. Those of you that follow the show know that […]
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Band: Haken Album: Affinity Available: April 29th via InsideOut Music Reviewer: Nick from When Prog and Power Unite Audio Review Haken Website Order the Album It doesn’t seem that long ago that a close friend from across the pond sent me the demo of his brother’s band, Haken. Pete Jones would leave the band before […]
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Band: Steven Wilson Album: 4 ½ Reviewer: Joe from When Prog and Power Unite Audio Review Steven Wilson Website Buy on Amazon Over the last several years, the world of progressive rock has been dominated by the sound and vision of Steven Wilson. Not only has he created some of the most compelling progressive music […]
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Band: Headspace Album: All That You Fear is Gone Reviewer: Nick/Mason from When Prog and Power Unite Audio Review Headspace Website Buy on Amazon Although we don’t always agree on the how or why, there is no doubt that progress is being made over the years. In the music industry one of the major steps […]
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Band: Turbulence Album: Disequilibrium Reviewer: Annie from When Prog and Power Unite Find Turbulence on: Youtube Facebook iTunes Turbulence’s Disequilibrium is nothing short of great. The quintet from Lebanon has a phenomenal blend of melodic prog metal with atmospheric, symphonic melodies to their songs. What strikes me most about this release are how keyboardist Mood Yassin […]
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Band: Queensryche Album: Condition Human Reviewer: Nick from When Prog and Power Unite Audio Review Queensryche Website Buy on Amazon Queensrÿche is one of the few bands around in which I cannot find myself easily separating the intra-band politics and history from the music. In 2012 the band had a very ugly and public split with long […]
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Band: Nordic Giants Album: A Seance of Dark Delusions Reviewer: Joe from When Prog and Power Unite Audio Review Nordic Giants Website Buy on Amazon A Séance of Dark Delusions is the long-awaited debut album from Nordic Giants, a post-rock/prog band from Brighton, England. Though the duo previously released several EPs on their own record […]
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Band: Gavin Harrison Album: Cheating the Polygraph Reviewer: Joe from When Prog and Power Unite Gavin Harrison Website Buy on Amazon Some tribute albums are genuine labors of love. Most feel more like quick cash-ins. Thankfully, Cheating the Polygraph is something different entirely; it’s not a tribute album as much as it is a challenging and imaginative recreation […]
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Band: IZZ Album: Everlasting Instant Reviewer: Nick from When Prog and Power Unite IZZ Website Let me start with a confession. Two IZZ releases have come and gone with people suggesting I check them out, and both times I let their albums slip through the cracks. This changed with their newest release, Everlasting Instant. From the […]
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Band: Not a Good Sign Album: From a Distance Reviewer: Joe from When Prog and Power Unite Official Not a Good Sign Website From a Distance is the latest record from Italian retroprog group Not a Good Sign. Fans may remember Not a Good Sign from their well-received debut record in 2013, but this time […]
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