Tag Archives: Mike Portnoy

Album Review: Transatlantic, “Kaleidoscope”

Posted on February 12, 2014 by Tom Emanuel

Forming a supergroup is always a risky proposition. If you aim high, you risk alienating your fans, and the record-buying public at large, if/when your material doesn’t hit the mark. And if you aim high, no matter how good the … Continue reading →

Posted in Album Reviews | Tagged Albums of 2014, Black as the Sky, Dream Theater, Flower Kings, Into the Blue, Kaleidoscope, Marillion, Mike Portnoy, Neal Morse, Peter Trewavas, prog, progressive rock, Roine Stolt, Shine, Spock's Beard, symphonic prog, Transatlantic | 4 Comments

Track Spotlight: Transatlantic, “Shine”

Posted on January 26, 2014 by Tom Emanuel

Speaking as a Christian–as a Christian who’s going to seminary next year even–Christian rock music is, by and large, terrible. Just… terrible. Neal Morse is one of the few popular artists working today who writes music that is both explicitly … Continue reading →

Posted in Music, Track Spotlights | Tagged Dream Theater, Flower Kings, Kaleidoscope, Marillion, Mike Portnoy, Neal Morse, Pete Trewevas, progressive rock, Roine Stolt, Shine, Spock's Beard, symphonic prog, Transatlantic | 3 Comments

Tag Archives: Mike Portnoy

Album Review: Transatlantic, “Kaleidoscope”

Track Spotlight: Transatlantic, “Shine”

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