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Madness & Magic reviews

Reviews in English:
Sonicperspectives.com
Progressiverockcentral.com
Cgcmpodcast.com
Musipedia of metal
Tinnitist.com
Houseofprog.com
Rebelnoise.com
Nocturnalhall.com


Reviews in Italian:
Metalhead.it
Ages of rock
The Pit of the Damned


Reviews in Polish:
Progrock.org.pl
Mlwz.pl
Muzyczny zbawiciel świata
Lupusunleashed


Reviews in German:
Musicheadquarter.de
Streetclip.de
Curt.de
Babyblaue-seiten.de
Musikansich.de
Artnoir.ch


Reviews in Norwegian/Swedish:
Artrock.se

Reviews in other languages:
Greekrebels.gr (Greek)
Rocknrollmonuments.gr (Greek)
Metalhammer.pt (Portuguese)
Rockportaal.nl (Dutch)
Damusic.be (Dutch)
Backgroundmagazine.nl (Dutch)
Beprogrock.com (Portuguese)


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Scanned reviews in misc. languages:

Syndenes Magi - reviews

Some reviews of Syndenes Magi here. The list is updated when we get new ones.

Musicwaves.fr
Metalhammer.it (70/100)
Bergensmagasinet.no (5/6)
Theprogspace.com (4/5)
Eviglyttar.no (9/10)
The Wilhelmsens (5/6)
Progrocks.gr (9/10)
Progarchives.com (4,5/5)
Progplanet.com (4,2/5)
Letteredallunderground (7,5/10)
Musikreviews.de (12/15)
Metaleyes (8,2/10)
Proggnosis.com
Permafrost.today
Neoprog.eu (4/5) 
Prognytt.no (4,3/5)
Progvisions.nl (4/5)
Babyblaue-seiten.de (10/15)

Reviews from 2 Days of Prog, Veruno, Italy

A nice review of the whole festival can be found here.
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Reviews from our gigs @ Rootsfestivalen, Brønnøysund

Nice words in the norwegian newspapers Brønnøysunds Avis and Helgeland Arbeiderblad!
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Nice review in Progression Magazine!

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Some great words in PROG Magazine!

ProgMagArticle
« You know the 21st century? Well Arabs In Aspic don't, and they only began in 1997. For all their devotion to 60s psychedelic rock and the early Black Sabbath-like weight and atmosphere that wavers between 'evil fairground' and party-friendly King Crimson, they manage to be fabulously indulgent and also sound fresh. With Pictures In A Dream they've elaborated on the vocal harmonies to gloriously stirring effect, built on organ elements (growing since the arrival of keysman Stig Arve Jørgensen) and, quite simply, become better songwriters - even adding a few Norwegian lyrics for even mfurther mystique. Things get off to a strong start with unquestionably good tune Rejected Wasteland. The Robert Plant-like banshee gasps and retro horror movie organ in You Are Blind evolve suddenly into a very catchy, major vocal refrain - powered up by Focus-channelling guitar chops and organ blasts. Robustly menacing classic rock riffery propels Hard To Find, while organ stylings and layered 70s harmonies keep one foot decidedly in the past. If you haven't heard Arabs In Aspic, this is a good point at which to join them. Onwards and upwards, oh retro yet feisty Scandinavians... PG »

Online reviews

V.o.o.F.A @ Progopinion
V.o.y.F.A @ Progwereld
V.o.y.F.A @ Teamrock
V.o.y.F.A @ Progplanet.com
V.o.y.F.A @ Rock-impressions.com
V.o.y.F.A @ Expose.org
V.o.y.F.A @ Progarchives
P.i.a.D @ ProgWereld (nl)
P.i.a.D @ Maly Leksykon
P.i.a.D @ UnderTheRadar
P.i.a.D @ ProgPlanet
P.i.a.D @ JerryLucky
P.i.a.D @ Robustfellow (ru)
P.i.a.D @ Progressor
P.i.a.D @ Sea of Tranquility
P.i.a.D @ Prog Archives (new)
P.i.a.D. @ Progshine
P.i.a.D. @ Background Magazine
P.i.a.D. @ Exposé
P.i.a.D. @ Prog Archives
S.F.o.M. @ Planet Mellotron
S.F.o.M. @ Rock and Rome
S.F.o.M. @ Background Magazine
S.F.o.M. @ DPRP
S.F.o.M. @ Prog Archives
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