TMR: Marc Durkee- Remain In Stasis
TECHNICAL MUSIC REVIEW Marc Durkee is releasing his album “Remain In Stasis” January 18th of 2019 and it’s a great progressive rock treat! You can also check out a guitar…
TMR: Post X-Mas Massacre
TECHNICAL MUSIC REVIEW And what a massacre it was! Man, the last time I saw Bug Jar that packed, it was 1349!It was awesome walking into a packed bar, supporting…
TMR: Dante’s Theory- Playing Fields Of Bloodshed
TECHNICAL MUSIC REVIEW Again, I’m gonna weird y’all out but my bacon loving heart is growing larger and larger for our asian metal brothers. This time, this band isn’t from…
NORMAL CHEF: It’s the beginning of a new year
Happy New Year. Let’s forget resolutions or any other New Year’s promise we make that no one keeps; instead lets try some more new recipes. I don’t know about you,…
TMR: Septicemic to Release New Single
TECHNICAL MUSIC REVIEW For fans of First Fragment, Beyond Creation, Inferi, The Zenith Passage Almost a year after releasing their first EP, Raleigh based tech quintet Septicemic will be releasing…
TMR: Anabasis- Of Conviction
TECHNICAL MUSIC REVIEW Anabasis is a 6 piece progressive metal band from Syracuse, which is kind of local to us Buffalonians. “Gas Chamber” was a really heavy, straightforward banger that…
TMR: The Astral Cadence- Paradigm
TECHNICAL MUSIC REVIEW The Astral Cadence released “Paradigm” during this past fall in September. They’re an instrumental progressive metal band with ambient influences. The trio has a great sound that…
TMR: Mörglbl- Tea Time For Punks
TECHNICAL MUSIC REVIEW Hot dang. I recently discovered this weird and very enjoyable band this past week. This instrumental jazz fusion metal trio just blows the roof off of everything.…
TMR: Vick’s EOTY Pics 2018: Part II
TECHNICAL MUSIC REVIEW Earlier this year I wrote a brief list of some of my favourite releases of the first half of 2018. Primarily because I knew how many more…
TMR: A Decade of “Planetary Duality”
TECHNICAL MUSIC REVIEW It was the late 2000s, I was still relatively new to metal, and I hadn’t yet found my niche. Sure, bands like Shadows Fall and Lamb of…