Category Archives: gothic metal
Rob’s Recommendation Roundup: Volume 19
Secrets of the Moon – “Black House” Label: Prophecy Productions Release Date: 8 May 2020 Secrets of the Moon aren’t a prog band in the traditional sense of the word. In fact, I am quite sure that most people would … Continue reading →
Evergrey – “The Atlantic”
I’ve always liked Evergrey. But I’ll admit they’ve been kind of hit or miss with me. The Inner Circle was my first exposure to them and what an incredible album that was/is. It has remained my favorite of theirs all … Continue reading →
Kontinuum – “No Need for Reason”
There’s just something special about bands from Iceland. Could be cooincidence but I love bands like Agent Fresco, Sólstafir, Árstíðir and Sigur Rós. Another band that’s been on that list is Kontinuum. I first found them when I reviewed their … Continue reading →
Sinistro – “Sangue Cassia”
Portgual’s Sinistro certainly know how to cultivate atmosphere. This is the operant word for the project, although various terms and descriptors came to mind as I listened and re-listened to their new record “Sangue Cassia”. To that end, a few … Continue reading →
PMP’s Cristina starts her own music site
It’s my pleasure to announce that my dear friend Cristina, who has been a contributor here on the Progressive Music Planet website, has started her own site: Musicality Unlimited! We’ve been friends for a while since we both started writing … Continue reading →
The Vision Bleak – “The Unknown”
Since I reviewed “The Kindred Of The Sunset” EP that preceeded this full length, I thought I’d give this a review as well. The Vision Bleak fall into a dark, gothic area and maybe aren’t prog per se. If you … Continue reading →
The Vision Bleak – “The Kindred Of The Sunset” EP
I realize that The Vision Bleak aren’t EXACTLY prog but I do think they are prog related enough to interest people who like the Facebook page or read this site on a regular basis. Since the band are signed to … Continue reading →
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