Progressiivisen musiikin pienemmät ja oudommat purot
Review of Gravity, the second solo album by Henry Cow guitarist Fred Frith. With its strong roots in folk music, Gravity combines avant-garde complexity with accessible, catchy melodies in a rare and delightful way.
This review covers Roxy Music's third studio album, Stranded, which was the band's second album released in 1973. Stranded is an almost perfect art rock gem.
A review of Lou Reed's third solo album, the pitch-black concept album Berlin, from 1973.
Review of Roxy Music's second studio album, the groundbreaking art rock classic For Your Pleasure.
Review of Marillion's eighth studio album, Afraid Of Sunlight.
Introducing the best albums of 1972. Featuring Yes, Genesis, Soft Machine, Premiata Forneria Marconi and more.
Review of Marillion's third studio album Misplaced Childhood, which became the neo-prog band's most popular release by far.
In this review, Dead Can Dance's fifth studio album, Aion, sees the duo of Brendan Perry and Lisa Gerrard drawing even more inspiration from Renaissance and medieval music.
Review of Peter Gabriel's third solo album, one of the most significant and innovative records of the 1980s.
Review of Mike Oldfield's 13th studio album, Amarok. Consisting of just one 60-minute track, Amarok marks Oldfield's return to instrumental progressive rock after years of pop.
Pienemmät Purot 