In this review, Gryphon's fifth studio album, Treason, sees the band moving closer to the mainstream of progressive rock, drawing inspiration from Gentle Giant and Yes.
Review: Gryphon – Treason (1977)
Review: Angine de Poitrine – Vol. II (2026)
A review of Vol. II, the second album by Angine de Poitrine, a band that plays microtonal math rock.
Review: The Alan Parsons Project – I Robot (1977)
A review of The Alan Parsons Project's second album, I Robot.
Review: Brian Eno – Before And After Science (1977)
A review of Brian Eno's fifth solo album, Before And After Science.
Review: Present – High Infidelity (2001)
A review of High Infidelity, the fifth studio album by the Belgian avant-prog band Present.
Review: Pekka Pohjola – Keesojen lehto (1977)
A review of Pekka Pohjola's third solo album, Keesojen lehto, which was produced in collaboration with Mike Oldfield.
Review: Rick Wakeman – Criminal Record (1977)
A review of Yes keyboard wizard Rick Wakeman's concept album Criminal Record.
Review: Tool – Lateralus (2001)
A review of Tool's third studio album, Lateralus.
Year by Year : Best Albums of 1977 – 21-33
Introducing the best albums of 1977, ranked 21–33. Featured artists include Stormy Six, Al Di Meola, Gentle Giant, and Renaissance.
Review: Peter Hammill – Sitting Targets (1981)
A review of Peter Hammill’s tenth solo album, Sitting Targets, on which the frontman of Van der Graaf Generator turns to a more straightforward style of rock while still retaining his unique character.
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