Why doesn't anyone I know in real life listen to progressive metal? Yeah, sure, Dream Theater, Rush, Queensrÿche , Opeth , and maybe ...

Much like Polarized put the first two albums of the Germans' earlier lineup to the whetstone and sharpened them to a gleaming finish, s...

If Walk in Mindfields proved to be somewhat less memorable an experience than its predecessor Polarized , I think it could largely have bee...

Despite a somewhat wimpy opening, Polarized is the best of the Andy B. Franck fronted Ivanhoe records, as well as the last he would partic...

Sporting its surreal, abstract landscape, and a rather cliche title, the Ivanhoe sophomore Symbols of Time seems more or less like any oth...

While the metal public is not hesitant to apply the tag 'progressive metal' to just about anything these days (I've heard it bei...