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Review by Jason Spencer – 8th May 2020 10 STAR REVIEW (9,5/10) In a progressive community that often favors technical achievement over melodic inspiration, it takes guts to focus on the latter. That is exactly what Infinite Ocean Earth (IO Earth) has done on their latest album, “Aura”. This album released exclusively through the band’s …
VELVET THUNDER – WEBZINE Review by Paul Whimpenny – 3rd May 2020 IO Earth have once again managed to produce a powerful and emotionally moving album that will be a strong candidate for the best progressive album of the year How to describe the music of IO Earth? Many bands like to say that their …
Review by Pete Flodden – 26th April 2020 5 STAR REVIEW (5/5) I first encountered IO Earth on their second album ‘Moments‘. From the start I was struck by their creativity, musicianship and of course their music. The key word I would also add at that stage of their journey would be potential. This potential …
Review by Mark Priestly – 16th April 2020 5 STAR REVIEW (5/5) This album is all that I hoped for after hearing about the new project from IO Earth at their Christmas party gig. It was described by guitarist Dave Cureton as the softer side of IO Earth, and there is certainly plenty of evocative …
Midlands prog masters enter darker territory By Rachel Mann A new IO Earth album is always a matter for rejoicing. Not only have they produced symphonic prog of the highest order for the best part of 10 years, but they’ve built a fan base that’s more like a family than a conventional audience. Solitude, however, is …
It Will Leave You Delighted, Thrilled And Almost Certainly Emotionally Wrung Out Read More »
By Michel Stolk (Edited by Tracy van Os van den Abeelen) IO Earth is a band from the United Kingdom. They have made three albums to date, namely IO Earth from 2009 (see review), Moments from 2012 (see review) and New World from 2015 (see review). As you can read in the previous reviews, colleague …
IO Earth Embraces You, Surrounds You And Never Lets You Go Again Read More »
There is nothing I enjoy more than a band that has their own particular sound, and especially a sound that is almost indescribable. It just exists. IO Earth is one of those bands, and their music has always been at its best when they have clung tightly to their own sound without trying to emulate …
An Electric Album With Extensive Orchestrations and Cinematic Flairs Read More »
By Stuart Smith IO-Earth hit the stage next and we’d already had a good chat with their leader and guitarist Dave Cureton and a beer with their engineer in the nearby Skooby Doo bar. The band is from the UK and have three studio and a live album to their name. This is neo-prog with …
By Rachel Mann Some albums are worth clearing your diary for, and IO Earth’s third studio offering is one of them. Over nearly 100 minutes of symphonic goodness, New World reminds us that taking time to climax is the key to pleasure. It’s their first studio release since 2012’s Moments and also the first to …
By Zachary Nathanson It’s been a good while since I’ve heard some excellent music from the sounds of IO Earth. After hearing their first two albums (their sole self-titled debut and Moments), which I’ve championed back in 2011 and 2012, I always thought to myself, “what am I to expect next for them?” This year, …
