Category: Progressive Rock

Images and Words is the second studio album from the progressive metal band Dream Theater, released July 7, 1992 via Atco Records. Images and Words went gold in the USA and platinum in Japan.

01. Pull Me Under
02. Another Day
03. Take The Time
04. Surrounded
05. Metropolis (Pt.1: The Miracle and The Sleeper)
06. Under A Glass Moon
07. Wait For Sleep
08. Learning To Live

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Few years ago I expected the return of the legendary Anesthesia (shame on you if you don’t know who they are) and something started to happen but all of a sudden unexpected change has occured. Vocalist and bass guitarist had to move to Great Britain with his family and the hopes of reuniting Anesthesia are vanished. For now.

No one who has ever been into music can’t stand still and Vučko is no different. Long story short, he has found a drummer and decided to start a duo. Drum and bass with synth back ground are packed into an album called ”Re-Volution”.

Album consists of 14 songs. Although all 14 songs are backed with drums, bass, synth background (as mentioned above) and Vučko’s recognizable vocals with the addition of back vocals I can’t say the album was boring. To be honest, I won’t be putting

Elkhsha is a progressive band from Southern California that turns personal lyrics, surreal imagery, and musical motifs into a narrative free of specifics, allowing the listener to experience their own journey. Foregoing the progressive norms of constant invention, they exist in a state of eternal reflection, giving ideas space to evolve into a language of their own.

01. Strange Waves
02. Letting Go of Defeat
03. Shadow of the Mountain
04. Listen: I. Heretic – II. Prophet – III. Falling Labyrinth – IV. Witness – V. Loss of Days / Days of Loss
05. Secrets of the Shore
06. The Healing of the Lost
07. Already It Is Dusk

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Inspired by the likes of Dream Theater, Opeth, Pain of Salvation, Riverside, and Spock’s Beard, Not Otherwise Specified (NOS) delivers their own style of Heavy Prog Rock with a modern aggressive punch.

01. The Deep
02. Marked for Birth
03. Memories
04. Filling My Soul
05. Wandering the Wilderness
06. Conscience
07. Riptide
08. All the Same
09. I Don’t Know
10. In This World
11. Another Chance Today

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Octavarium (MFA: [ˈɒk.tɛ.vɛ.ɹi.əm]) is the eighth studio album of the American progressive metal band Dream Theater. It was released on June 7, 2005 via Atlantic Records.

01. The Root Of All Evil
02. The Answer Lies Within
03. These Walls
04. I Walk Beside You
05. Panic Attack
06. Never Enough
07. Sacrificed Sons
08. Octavarium
Time: 75:46

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Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory is the fifth studio album and first concept album by American progressive metal band Dream Theater, released on October 26, 1999 through Elektra Records. It was recorded at BearTracks Studios in Suffern, New York, where the band had previously recorded their second studio album Images and Words (1992) and the EP A Change of Seasons (1995).

Act I
01. Scene One: Regression
02. Scene Two: Overture 1928 (Instrumental)
03. Scene Two: Strange Deja Vu
04. Scene Three: Through My Words
05. Scene Three: Fatal Tragedy
06. Scene Four: Beyond This Life
07. Scene Five: Through Her Eyes
Act II
08. Scene Six: Home
09. Scene Seven: The Dance Of Eternity (Instrumental)
10. Scene Seven: One Last Time
11.

Sweden Soen was initially formed by Martin Lopez and Kim Platbarzdis in 2004. Due to a number of reasons Soen was put on ice, to be resumed with the arrival of Joel Ekelöf in early 2010. Later on in 2010, Steve DiGiorgio was recruited on bass and the band’s line-up was finally complete.

1. Opponent
2. Lascivious
3. Martyrs
4. Lotus
5. Covenant
6. Penance
7. River
8. Rival
9. Lunacy

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