Igloo Zoo – Light|Sound|Dimensions (Submitted Review)
Igloo Zoo – Light|Sound|Dimensions Released: March 29th, 2019 Igloo Zoo Lineup Shawn Mayer // Everything Igloo Zoo online: Facebook Instagram YouTube So, you’re over seeing new [...]
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Spencer Sotelo – PERIPHERY ‘No That’s Not A Typo’
Not Hail Satan, Hail Stan! Periphery are back with another full-length album accompanied by a humorously themed title (never take yourself too seriously). It’s heavier, it’s [...]
James LaBrie – Dream Theater – “A Heavier and Concise Album”
Accompanying Dream Theater’s extraordinary new album, Distance Over Time, lead singer James LaBrie caught up with Wall of Sound to discuss the intricacies and stories behind its [...]
Dream Theater – Distance Over Time (Album Review)
Dream Theater – Distance Over Time Release date: February 22nd, 2019 Dream Theater Line up: James Labrie | vocals John Petrucci | guitar John Myung | bass Jordan Rudess | keyboard [...]
Progfest – Gig Review & Photo Gallery January 28 @ The Valley Drive-in, Brisbane QLD
Progfest 10th Anniversary The Brightside/The Valley Drive In, Brisbane QLD January 27th, 2019 Featuring: The Ocean, Monuments, Skyharbour, CIRCLES, Chaos Divine, CITY OF SOULS, [...]
Marc Okubo – Veil of Maya ‘The Man Behind The Pink Guitar’
Australia are pounding the table for more artists spanning into the modern, heavy style of music. Before you lose the final opportunities, check out the tickets that are still [...]
Jordan Rudess – ‘A Journey Bach to Rock’
Jordan Rudess is, put simply, a legend of the keyboard and piano family. Not only do his fingers move with the speed light and grace of an angel, but his beard is also rumoured to [...]
Big Sound 2018 – Festival Review & Photo Gallery 4-7 September @ Brisbane, QLD
Big Sound 2018 Fortitude Valley, Brisbane QLD September 4-7, 2018 Featuring: Gravemind, Cast Down, Bare Bones, The Beautiful Monument, Regurgitator, Stateside, Between You and Me, [...]
Clay Gober – Polyphia ‘It’s All About the Right Inspiration’
Some musicians in the world tend to forget they’re incredibly talented. Instead they focus energy on making videos of grandmas shredding slippery prog grooves and having mobility [...]
Aerials – Gig Review 20th July @ The Foundry, Brisbane QLD
Aerials The Foundry, Brisbane QLD July 20th, 2018 Supports – He Dances Ivy, Hella Haunts and Tai Sui Despite the genre of progressive rock and metal being relatively broad, [...]