Articles by Zachary Nathanson

The Tangent’s music is more than just a prog sound, but going beyond those structures. Whether you like the band’s music or not, Auto Reconnaissance may take some time to get into, but you will be rewarded with an impressive album.

I would love to think that six masters in the horror genre, would be thrilled to have this album dedicated to them.

If you’re very new to the Soft Machine’s music, Live at the Baked Potato is perhaps a great introduction to get you into the band’s work.

Rick Wakeman is a true visionary, a maestro, and a storyteller that has brought The Red Planet to life.

The music itself isn’t just your typical progressive rock album, but it’s surreal, nightmarish, insanity, avant-garde, doomy, and right in your face.

While it may not be everyone’s cup of coffee per se, Crane has come a long way to bring her debut solo album to life.

Hip To The Jag is Torabi’s crown jewel. He doesn’t pull any punches bringing his own music to life with his debut solo album.

Argo Vals is someone you may or may not be familiar with. Not only that he’s from Estonia, but he’s also a composer, working with electronics, and a guitarist. What Vals would do is to take his music by going through these sudden movements between the …

I have the utmost respect on the direction of what they want to go into throughout their latest release. But it is quite a journey throughout the entire album on who you really are.

Haken are returning back to their roots with their first three albums, Virus is a big giant step forward.

Kindred is the band returning to their original sound and is a welcoming return to the darker edges of the forest.

What Toundra has done is to bring their circle in full and they really stepped up the ante with Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari.

They’ve been around for 17 years and their music can take you throughout their incredible textures of Jazz like you’ve never heard it before.