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Anyone who saw Wolverine in 2013, especially the acoustic set (as I did), will understand why this is such an anticipated album for me. I can foresee this being very high in my top lists.

Somehow I didn't think they'd stay dead. Enough people loved Opus Arise for that to happen. I didn't meet a single person at PPUSA who didn't wish Lost in Thought were still around. And I know I would meet quite a few people who want them on the stage. Because they have a new song right here...

I ran into this Mexican prog-death outfit out of nowhere. Only a couple weeks later, their first album has hit the streets. This is seriously impressive stuff. I'm reminded strongly of Persefone from a musical standpoint, just not as technically focused. Other prominent similarities include...

These folks from Argentina are pretty much totally unknown. But this album sitting midway between Wolverine, Pain of Salvation, Angra, Dream Theater, and 70's Genesis was the first prog album released this year that truly impressed me. The musicians are top caliber, the songwriting is rather...

Addressed mostly to Karl and Rich, but also to any other members and the most devoted (and opinionated) Threshold fans. In official interviews, Rich has accepted the appellation “intellectual band” regarding Threshold’s heavy concentration on lyrical quality and thoughtfulness...

I already asked this to the Threshold Facebook page, but I wanted to also hear from the fans. I read on this board that someone bought March of Progress early in a European store; I pre-ordered the album September 4 late at night and, though the release date is the 11th, have received it today...

Hi CM and all, I am very active in writing promotional videos and reviews for great bands of this type, such as Shadow Gallery, Power of Omens, Myrath, Spheric Universe Experience and now Circus Maximus. By studying the CM members and their official YouTube accounts, I discovered how gracious...