Everon

German progressive rockers Everon have announced their return after sixteen years with their new album ‘Shells,’ which will be released on 28 February. So here we are then, with 'Shells', an album bristling with energy and verve, encapsulating everything that made Everon such a force to be reckoned with in the first place. With songs like the ebullient opener 'No Embrace' and the complex patterns of 'Broken Angels', the quirk of 'Pinocchio’s Nose' and the more heartfelt tones of 'Monster', or the epic 14-minute grandeur of closing track 'Flesh', Everon have rarely sounded so good. Defiantly old school packed full of progressive flourishes and Oliver Philipps' innate sense of melody set the band apart from many of their peers all those years ago. 'Shells' - Twelve tracks of quality, highly melodic, progressively inclined rock for people to enjoy. It's certainly good to have Everon back.

German progressive rockers Everon have announced their return after sixteen years with their new album ‘Shells,’ which will be released on 28 February. So here we are then, with 'Shells', an album bristling with energy and verve, encapsulating everything that made Everon such a force to be reckoned with in the first place. With songs like the ebullient opener 'No Embrace' and the complex patterns of 'Broken Angels', the quirk of 'Pinocchio’s Nose' and the more heartfelt tones of 'Monster', or the epic 14-minute grandeur of closing track 'Flesh', Everon have rarely sounded so good. Defiantly old school packed full of progressive flourishes and Oliver Philipps' innate sense of melody set the band apart from many of their peers all those years ago. 'Shells' - Twelve tracks of quality, highly melodic, progressively inclined rock for people to enjoy. It's certainly good to have Everon back.