Category: Progressive Rock

Progressive rock, also known as prog rock or prog, is a rock music subgenre that originated in the United Kingdom, with further developments in Germany, Italy, and France, throughout the mid-to-late 1960s and 1970s. It developed from psychedelic rock and originated, similarly to art rock, as an attempt to give greater artistic weight and credibility to rock music.

ENCHANTYA – DARK RISING 2012

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The history of Portugal’s female-fronted metal band Enchantya is a bit confusing. The promotional material states they have been around since 2004, but then list a back catalog of three albums between 2001 and 2003. What? The material then announces that Dark Rising is their debut album for Massacre Records. Confused?

If I would have known Enchantya included death vocals in their arrangements I probably would not have downloaded the digital promo pack. Nearly every song has moments of this horrible growling. It’s nearly pathetic, some of the worst death metal vocals I’ve ever heard, even as accent. It’s notable in the press material that no credit is given to the person responsible. That’s good as whomever this is should be canned immediately, and the band should think twice about this direction for the vocal arrangements in the future. It simply does not become them.

Kuusumun Profeetta – Huutoja Hiljaisesta Huoneesta (2012)

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01. Malja Elmlle 5:30
02. Isnntn Jttilinen 5:42
03. Kellonsoittaja 6:17
04. Tanssi Hnelle 4:30
05. Suurennuslasissa 6:15
06. Sataa Lumi Maahan Hiljaa Ja Varhain 5:27
07. Ydintalvi 3:44
08. Ilonruhtinaita Naurunviitoissaan 6:44
09. Pavut 4:37

Fringe – Shock Of Life (2012)

Band Fringe
Info: Shock Of Life
Years: 2012
Style: Progressive Rock/Metal
Info: MP3 CBR 320 kbps
Info: Canada
Time: Fringe
????? Tracklist: 63:58
Info: 140 Mb

If the cinematic car crash constitutes the cliché that never dies (or kills or wounds its action hero passengers, for that matter), the new play presented by Unstrung Harpist Productions and directed by Tom Prewitt seeks to portray the darker, uglier side of its actual victims’ real-life experiences.

Shock/Trauma chronicles the effects – personal, social, familial, romantic – of Anna Parker’s (Julie Roundtree) crippling injuries in the wake of a devastating car crash that temporarily leaves her in a medically induced coma. Upon her return to consciousness, she faces not only a daunting road to recovery that proves physically and psychologically taxing, but also the feelings of guilt, bewilderment and helplessness of her friends and loved ones, including her boyfriend, Marc Radford (Evan Crump), who struggle in vain to help Anna – and themselves – restore a semblance of normalcy to their lives.