Vinyls

2024 · Progressive Rock

Charcoal Grace is a heavy, emotionally raw record built around a four-part title suite that stretches out without ever losing the thread. 'The World Breathes With Me' opens things with real muscle, 'Golem' brings the crunch, and the closing 'Mute' lands like a gut punch. This is a band operating at full power and writing the best material of their career — grab it.

2022 · Progressive Rock

A Model Life trades some of the space-station concept trappings of the earlier records for songs about relationships and human connection, and Mitchell's writing has rarely been sharper. 'Digital God Machine' and 'Rain Kings' hit hard while 'Species In Transition' and the title track lean into the widescreen melodies he does better than almost anyone. If you want prog with proper hooks and real emotional weight, this one delivers.

2020 · Progressive Rock

After a trilogy of records set among the stars, Feelings Are Good brings Mitchell back down to earth, and it's the warmest, catchiest thing he's put his name to. 'Spiders' and 'Life Is A Sine Wave' are instant earworms with hooks that dig in and refuse to leave, while 'Grief Is The Price Of Love' closes things on a genuinely moving note. If you want prog with real songs at its heart, buy this one.

2018 · Progressive Rock

Moments From Ephemeral City pulls together the band's early material and shows just how fully formed they were right out of the gate. 'The City Has No Empathy' hits with that trademark push and pull between crushing heaviness and gorgeous melody, while 'Calliope's Son' stretches out and lets the songwriting breathe. If you've been sleeping on this band's roots, this is where you start.