Posts Tagged ‘InsideOut Music’
Posted in Reviews on Monday, November 9th, 2009
Poland’s prog scene is a proximate successor to the UK premier representation of the genre, which is expansively reflected in the music conveyed by Polish most ardent disciples, among whom Riverside certainly march in the first ranks, never ceasing to stun progheads all over the globe with their demonically beautiful amalgam of Pink Floyd, early [...]
Tags: 2009, Igor Stakh, InsideOut Music, Review, Riverside
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › R on Tuesday, October 13th, 2009
People tagging Redemption as another Dream Theater copycat seem to be out of touch with reality when it comes to maligning this inexcusably underrated and yet outstanding Progressive Metal outfit from LA. When talents such as Ray Alder (Fates Warning), Nick van Dyk (Fools Game) and Bernie Versailles (Fates Warning, Agent Steel) are joined together [...]
Tags: 2009, Igor Stakh, InsideOut Music, Redemption, Review
Posted in News on Wednesday, September 16th, 2009
One of the world’s most renowned and successful labels in the field of heavy music, Century Media Records, proudly announces a worldwide cooperation with InsideOutMusic & SuperballMusic, two prominent labels featuring the finest classic acts and hottest newcomers in progressive rock/metal, post-rock and alternative. Both labels will now be distributed worldwide by EMI Music and [...]
Tags: 2009, Century Media Records, InsideOut Music, News, Superball Music
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Monday, May 25th, 2009
Ecclectic. If any one word was to embody the musical mad scientist that is Devin Townsend, that would be it. This newest creation, under the Devin Townsend Project moniker, is about as far from Strapping Yonng Lad as we can get, and yet, its every bit as intriguing and infectious.
What Hevy Devy has given us [...]
Tags: 2009, Devin Townsend Project, InsideOut Music, Review, Shawn Pelata
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Wednesday, October 8th, 2008
Demians is a one man band from France, Nicholas Chapel being the man behind it. I’m really struggling to come up with the words to describe this album, other than this really reminds me of a post-metal Tool. This is not just because Chapel’s voice reminds me quite a bit of Maynard James Keenan, though [...]
Tags: 2008, Demians, InsideOut Music, Kyle Huckins, Review