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Journey: The Ocean’s Phanerozoic II: the conclusion to an epic journey four billion years in the making

submitted by Nick Sep 25th 2020 04:00 pm (www.loudersound.com)

Prog metal doesn’t get any more ambitious than the final part of Ocean’s history of the Earth

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Porcupine Tree: Every Porcupine Tree album ranked from worst to best

submitted by Nick Dec 8th 2022 04:00 am (www.loudersound.com)

Art-metal skronk-outs? Pink Floyd-inspired anthems? Epic trance workouts? A journey through the masterworks of defiant prog pioneers Porcupine Tree

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Journey: Skillibeng teases new music: “The journey keeps going”

submitted by Nick Dec 2nd 2022 06:00 pm (www.nme.com)

The 25-year-old also won Best Caribbean Music Act at this year's MOBO awardsThe post Skillibeng teases new music: “The journey keeps going” appeared first on NME.

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Journey: Neal Schon Suing Journey Bandmate Jonathan Cain For Access To Corporate Amex

submitted by Nick Nov 22nd 2022 02:00 am (www.stereogum.com)

Journey’s guitarist Neal Schon is suing bandmate Jonathan Cain, accusing him of blocking access to “critical” financial records. According to Billboard, Schon filed a lawsuit last month in California accusing Cain of refusing to give him access to records from an American Express account, through which “mi...

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My Bloody Valentine: Stream DIIV’s Acoustic Live At The Murmrr Theatre Album Featuring My Bloody Valentine & Alex G Covers

submitted by Nick Nov 17th 2022 09:00 pm (www.stereogum.com)

In the summer of 2017, DIIV played an acoustic show at the Murmrr Theatre in Brooklyn. DIIV viewed it as a sort of reboot for the band, with frontman Z. Cole Smith a few months into his sobriety journey. The gig was filmed for a Tidal documentary released in early 2018, and now it has become a live album. Live At The Murmrr Theatre features 11 s...

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