Serge Marcoux @ Progfil
Serge Marcoux @ Progfil: Est-ce que cette chronique origine de 1996 ou de 1945? LOGOS offre la réponse avec ce quatrième album inspiré de l’histoire d’une fillette japonaise qui, alors qu’elle était âgée de deux […]
Progfan97402 @ progArchives.com
Logos is an Italian band that’s been around since the 1990s, although the current incarnation features a totally different lineup aside from Luca Zerman. I am not familiar with anything this groups has done, aside […]
Andis @ progArchives.com
This may very well be the best album that was released in the year 2020. I hoped, but didn’t really expect, that Logos could top their fabulous album from 2014 named L’enigma della vita. But […]
emisan @ progArchives.com
I’m not a huge fan of Rock Progressivo Italiano, although I consider PFM, one of the best and original bands in the 70’s. Previous Logos’ albums didn’t spoke to me that much but this album, […]
CeeJayGee @ progArchives.com
This album has had such an early flurry of five star reviews, including no less than two by PA collaborators, that I had to give it a try. After a full listen on Bandcamp I […]
Octopus-4 @ ProgArchives.com
Usually I need more listens before writing a review, and I’m not used to rate an album very high after just few listens, but this is the exception. First of all because I’ve listened to […]
Le petit monde du Rock Progressif Italien
Louis de Ny Le petit monde du Rock Progressif Italien Le groupe LogoS a sorti le 1er juin 2020 son nouvel album, Sadako e le mille gru di carta. Après l’excellent L’enigma della vita qui date déjà de 2014, on […]
Sadako review – tszirmay @ ProgArchives.com
Sadako Review One of the greatest challenges any artist must overcome lies in its ability to surpass a previous masterpiece, finding the narrow source of consistency in inspiration to constantly go beyond and come up […]