One of the mainstays of the Progressive genre has always been the classic calling card of the concept album. Having seen a slight resurgence in its popularity over recent years it has become a more accepted form of storytelling. Releasing their brand new album Love, Fear and The Time Machine, Riverside construct a hazy retrospective of a persons life and their decisions to change it. Last month we caught the band on their London date, prior to the performance we were able to speak with mastermind Mariusz Duda about the new album, it’s writing process and why I should be afraid of a hat?
Live Review : Riverside + The Sixxis + Lion Shepherd
It would seem that Prog truly does live in the heart of North London. With the holy trinity of venues being homes away from home for bands the world over. From the Islington 02 Academy, Union Chapel and now the Islington Assembly Halls. A quaint venue which has been the home to some of the more regal of Progressive leanings. Tonight we welcome back one of the genre’s most nostalgic of bands, Riverside.
ProgPower USA XVI: Day Three
We continue into the final day of ProgPower USA festivities, featuring some huge names, a last minute cancellation, and good times all around!
Album Review : Riverside – Love, Fear And The Time Machine
Hard to truly pin point, memory is an abstract theme. Something that no matter the catalyst will never change the perception of the person or object you share the memory with. A time capsule of the mind if you will. Triggered by the act of familiarity instantly transports you back to the days of yesteryear.