Making up for lost time, building block by building block.

There’s something intriguing about a band making a decade-long return with an album that felt like a taster of more to come, and then the same band releasing a record with ‘Part I’ in the title that feels very complete in its own right.

As far as the wave of prog comeback efforts go, Leaves Of Yesteryear is more bite-sized than most.

It's a wintry afternoon, the clouds start covering the horizon and melancholy is pouring from the darkening sky. I decide to listen to something soft, fragile and at the same time utterly emotional and, believe me, Green Carnation's new attempt,...