rock

Prog

Rock my socks

Play

Karnivool track for tribe magazine interview

We Are - Karnivool

Armor

Severen

Nonvisceral

Broker

Transmissions

My Demons

Dirt

Them Bones (2022 Remaster)

Stormbound

Welcome to the Fall

Never Even There

Eat The Elephant

The Doomed

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GLADIATOR

TalkTalk

Monster

By And Down The River

Feathers

From the new album: you name it (coming soon)
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Epigone

Pressure

Stronger

Themata

Deadman (Live at the Forum)

"The band build the intensity slowly but surely, before collapsing in a jail of expansive melodies that, when at their best, are little short of breathtaking. This is genuinely impressive stuff." - Ryan Bird, KERRANG! (4 'K's)

"Introducing the progressive rock album of the year... They have a knack of making perfect melodic sense out of strange time signatures and complex, layered intricacies that is simply on a higher plane to others." - Guitarist Magazine (4 1/2 stars)

"... one of Australia's best exports" - Christina Fuoco-Karasinski, AOL/Noise Creep

"'Sound Awake' is an album of immense progressive proportions that boast some brilliant atmospherics, excellent melodies courtesy of vocalist Ian Kenny, accomplished musicianship and adventurous songwriting." - Darren Sadler, Rocksound

"'Sound Awake' is the band's finest work to date - an ambitious exploration of sound that borders on sheer genius." - Faster Louder

"... it's almost impossible to find a scuff anywhere on this gem... This is a powerfully diverse album, thick with artful instrumentation, and a sheer ability to kick an unprecedented amount of arse. Well worth the wait." - Atticus Bastow, Inpress

"Unpretentiously, they've had a crack at writing a masterpiece. Unceremoniously, they have succeeded. Only good things can come from such a brilliantly honest, and honestly brilliant work of art." - Mike Wafer, Xpress Mag

New Day

The End Is Where We Begin

Courtesy Call

Prisma, the Swiss progressive-rock-band was formed in 2002.

Stormbound

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