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Celestial Ember's “All Real Numbers” is not the definitive solution to all the puzzles of progressive metal, but it remains a compelling demonstration that balances technique and emotion with promising boldness.
RHUM1
- 12/06/2025
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While Glass Hammer may have confused fans of progressive rock rooted in the patterns of the 1970s with their deliberate shift toward metal in the past, “Rogue” should have no trouble bringing them back on board.
TONYB
- 11/06/2025
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While we wait for new content, Nospun—who made a lasting impression with an exceptional debut album—offers us a revisit of “Ozai,” a colorful EP released ten years ago...
GYVY
- 05/06/2025
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As versatile as ever and with no creative limits, Nothing More continues its momentum with this excellently crafted “Carnal,” which should appeal to a wide audience.
TORPEDO
- 03/06/2025
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Far from settling for the umpteenth rehash, Neal Morse offers us a new high-level work, carried by a quartet of veterans with nothing left to prove.
TONYB
- 26/05/2025
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With “Unatøned”, Machine Head fall back into their old ways, offering generic modern metal in which thrash is sidelined in favor of a soulless radio sound.
NOISE
- 20/05/2025
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“Hymns Of Dissonance” is a record whose tracks are fueled by terror with its share of contrasting emotions.
THIBAUTK
- 08/05/2025
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Coming close to metalcore bands without ever reaching their intensity or brutality, Pop Evil is a solid alternative for those who like aggressiveness without the more extreme aspects.
TORPEDO
- 06/05/2025
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