I'd recommend reading this along with listening to the album, following it song by song. Bear in mind this is simply my interpretation. I'd recommend you read my TOOL write-ups in order, from Ænima onwards. This is because I explain concepts in those pieces that are pretty important to go over, and also link the … Continue reading TOOL – Lateralus
I'd recommend reading this along with listening to the album, following it song by song. Bear in mind this is simply my interpretation. TOOL is the holy grail of progressive music, and I wanted to do them justice. I've spent a lot of time researching and writing about this album, which discusses everything from rude … Continue reading TOOL – Ænima
It's time for TOOL. Maybe the most legendary progressive act in the music industry, and one of my favourite bands of all time. Starting tomorrow, I'll be posting write-ups of the band's albums excluding their debut, Undertow. I might go back to it in the future, but for now I just wanted to concentrate on the … Continue reading TOOL TOOL TOOL
I'd recommend reading this along with listening to the album, following it song by song. Bear in mind this is simply my interpretation. Well, I've already written one of these on Haken's most recent album Vector, so this marks the end of Haken month. Affinity, in my opinion, is the Haken album I find most … Continue reading Haken – Affinity
I'd recommend reading this along with listening to the album, following it song by song. Bear in mind this is simply my interpretation. Haken's third album marks a shift in their sound. Where their first two were quirky and fun with clear influence from Dream Theater, The Mountain is a more matured and refined sound. … Continue reading Haken – The Mountain
I'd recommend reading this along with listening to the album, following it song by song. Bear in mind this is simply my interpretation. We carry on Haken month with their second album, Visions. I'd like to begin by saying that I love this album. The perfect word to describe it, in my opinion, is beautiful. … Continue reading Haken – Visions
I'd recommend reading this along with listening to the album, following it song by song. Bear in mind this is simply my interpretation. Haken's first two albums are, in my opinion, very cheesy. That doesn't mean, however, that I don't love them, and that's why I've chosen to write about them over the next four … Continue reading Haken – Aquarius
Just a quick post to let you know I have a subreddit! The link is on the side of the home page. I'll be posting there whenever a new post goes up here, as well as taking requests for albums I should write about. - Kane
I'd recommend reading this along with listening to the album, following it song by song. Bear in mind this is simply my interpretation. Recently I've written story walkthroughs of Between the Buried and Me's albums Automata and Parallax, and since there's only one BTBAM concept album left to write about, I thought I'd tackle it. … Continue reading Between the Buried and Me – Coma Ecliptic
I started this blog during my time at university studying music performance in drums, but I left it for a long time - uni work piled up towards the end and I never really got the time. Recently, though, I've been writing more. I did Between the Buried and Me's Automata and Parallax stories, and … Continue reading What’s Next?
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