Thoralf Koß from the German progressive music magazine Musikreviews.de wrote a vivid review of “Metallia” — a lyrical narrative spiced with prog references and Greek myths.
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Giancarlo Bolther shares his passion for music with the world on a very special and elegant music review website Rock Impressions.
Another epochmaking one for me. Actually, this is my first OH.’s creation, that rings my bell. OH. aka Olivia HADJIIOANNOU is a brilliant multi-instrumentalist and composer hailing from Greece
Uncle D.L., a 40-year AOR radio veteran and host of The Very Heavy Uncle Show listened to “Metallia” recently and said, “Incredible stuff! Well done!”.
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A magnificent review of “Metallia” by Jerico the founder and creator of Metalwave, the Italian metal underground webzine.
Radio-Erdorin is a monthly video summary by Stéphane Gallwey of his musical columns on his blog Erdorin
Olav Martin Bjørnsen one of the most prolific, earnest and conscientious reviewers of progressive music online, reviewed of “Metallia” on the long-standing progressive rock online magazine and database ProgressoR
A wonderful review of “Metallia” by Jon Davies on the progressive rock online magazine Exposé.
Xaris Beledakis, an editor on the Greek rock and metal website Greek Rebels reviewed “Metallia”
The Greek heavy metal website METALZONE reviewed “Metallia”
Antonio Menichella the creator, founding member and editor of HamelinProg.com featured and reviewed “Metallia”
Writer and editor Matt S. on the blog “Metal Soliloquy” which features underground and extreme metal releases reviewed “Metallia”.
Panayiotis Papaioannou wrote an absolutely wonderful review of “Metallia” on Rocktime.gr, a Greek rock music website that features, reviews, interviews and concert news in Greece.
Jerry Van Kooten co-founder and reviewer on one of the oldest and largest progressive music webzines reviewed “Metallia” on DPRP. We also had a fantastic interview!
A sparkling review by the author of “Prog Female Voices,” Sébastien Bonnays. Visit his blog, to discover all the wonderful music he writes about.
Tomasz Grzywalski, the author of, “Secret Exhibition” a blog coming out from Poznań, Poland, compares “Metallia” to Jannick Top’s “Infernal Machina”
What a wonderful review by Vinny Iacocca the author of the prog blog, The Closed Concert Arena.
Henric van Essen of Dutch Metal Maniac reviewed “Metallia”. He has an awesome quote on his bio page: Never be afraid to wander off the beaten track and once you do, make sure you take more than a few steps.
Gabriel Badelier the inspired, perceptive and artful author behind the highly revered French music review website Progcritique wrote a superb review of new progressive metal album “Metallia.”
Kev Rowland, special collaborator on the Cross-over prog team on Progarchives, has written a wonderful review on Progarchives.com about “Metallia”.
Review of Oh.’s “Metallia” by Peter Cox on Your Music Blog
Betreutes Proggen is a highly refined German-language Prog web magazine covering all progressive music sub-genres with news, interviews, reviews, tour dates, festival and concert news
Thank you Igor Gorely. I was blown away by such a compelling 5 star review of Metallia on Progarchives and not only that but a second even more in-depth account on “Recyclable Sounds”
Alain Massard a wonderful and vibrant reviewer and writer from Profil narrates the experience of ‘Metallia‘ with lyrical and literary expression.
Only after a few passages does the open music lover begin to discover that the pieces are multi-layered and rich in detail and that the electric guitar is only used as one means of expression among many.
A metal veteran of 38 years and writer, K-MaNriffs found “Metallia” on Twitter and wrote an epic review on Blessed Altar Zine a previous paper but now webzine that supports underground metal music.
An excellent example of how instrumental guitar albums can still sound inspired and interesting.
The musicologist and author Lorenzo Barbagli has written a finely penned, eloquent and richly empathetic review of “Metallia” on the Open Magazine.