Dream Theater -Awake
Heavier and darker than its predecessor, with keyboards much more in the background, it indeed marks the last collaboration with keyboardist Kevin Moore. more
Dream Theater -Images And Words
An album generally regarded as a milestone in prog metal, rich in genuine sounds and tracks that will set a standard, which makes one overlook the mediocre production. more
Devin Townsend Project -Epicloud
Not particularly differentiated from each other like their predecessors, but still well-made and with a welcome return of Van Giersbergen. more
Devin Townsend Project -Ghost
Precious album of rare sounds of pseudo-ambient often acoustic and luminous just like the image on the cover. more
Devin Townsend Project -Addicted
Tremendously heavy sounds and catchy choruses blend with Townsend's eclecticism, and above all, a mind-blowing collaboration with Anneke Van Giersbergen! more
Coldplay -Viva La Vida Or Death And All His Friends
Excellent taste in alternative rock, except for a few tracks that are truly overly radio-oriented. more
Radiohead
The only group that gave me something very similar to that whole experience the Pink Floyd conveyed to me. more
Camel -Moonmadness
Excellent progress for Camel's career, more oriented towards canonical progressive but still of excellent taste. more
Camel -The Snow Goose
Spectacular instrumental concept by Camel, democratic towards the instruments, exciting and complex just the right amount. more
Blackfield -Blackfield
Full of tasteful pop-rock oriented tracks, crafted properly and fitting for the inauguration of the promising artistic partnership between Wilson and Geffen. more
Ayreon -01011001
An album full of remarkable appearances and with a good concept, though at times excessively lengthy and redundant. more
Ayreon -The Universal Migrator Pt.1-2
Both albums of the Universal Migrator saga, the first with a Floydian memory and the second showing a decidedly power tendency; complementary, but not always remarkable, especially in the case of the latter. more
Änglagård -Epilog
The last album before the almost twenty-year disbandment of the Swedish group, which once again mesmerizes with evocative sounds and exquisite technique. more
Änglagård -Hybris
An album that, as derivative as it may seem from a certain perspective compared to the symphonic prog of the '70s, has to offer a technique and a touch worthy only of the finest musicians, qualities that make it unique in its genre. more
Anathema -Weather Systems
Another excellent album by Anathema, which continues in the sonic landscape of the previous album while expanding its acoustic dimension and more. more
Anathema -We're Here Because We're Here
A masterpiece by Anathema, at least recent ones, crystal-clear and emotionally charged to the highest levels, with melodies that touch the depths of the soul and a unique flavor. more
Anathema -A Natural Disaster
More colorful transitional album than the previous ones, offering sounds that are unique in Anathema's discography, also giving us some classics. more
Anathema -Judgement
The first true masterpiece of the English group that, as a pioneer of doom metal, moves towards profoundly different sounds, touching with this album the darkest and most depressive rock of their recent career. more
A Perfect Circle -Thirteenth Step
Second and final album of unreleased tracks by the American supergroup, generally less heavy than the previous one, more introspective and refined from a sound perspective. more
Anathema -Alternative 4
Further evolution from the cleaner yet still dark atmospheres of Eternity to more typically prog and bright sounds, without excluding melancholy in the process. more