Profil Prog Review
“Blake brilliantly masters his Warr guitar, and his performances are impressive, proving to be complex but also very melodic.” Read the full review at https://www.profilprog.com/quick-reviews-2/jason-blake
Echoes and Dust Review
“For those who like to get into the dooming power and complexity that Jason has endured with his majestic fingers throughout his Warr Guitar, then prepare for the Infinite Fade to begin, because it’s going to be one hell of a ride that you’ll never, ever forget.” Read the full review at Jason Blake – Infinite Fade | Echoes And Dust
Metal Digest Review
"Jason Blake is back with his weird, enormous guitar"
Read the full review at: https://metal-digest.com/2025/10/17/jason-blake-infinite-fade/?fbclid=IwdGRleANfIlNleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHs37vCIeUkC39C6Pw1fhgrVzvVoyO3_4tzfQWKK7YOyuh0tlDAmzARKQCNwk_aem_6_3g5f_H54dsqYiQrXlIgw
Lots of Muzik Review
“His unique approach to the Warr Guitar, combined with Marco Minnemann’s extraordinary drumming, creates a sonic landscape that’s both technically impressive and emotionally engaging.“ Read the full review at https://lotsofmuzik.com/jason-blake-a-confusion-sequence-album-review-by-jorge-pozo/
Indie Band Guru Review
“Perfect music to just sit back with and let wash over you when you need an energy refresh. There will be no drifting off here. You will be wide awake and ready to take on the world.”
Read the full review at https://indiebandguru.com/jason-blake-a-confusion-sequence/
Music Street Journal Review
“My only complaint here is that I wish there was more.” Read the full review here.
Autopoietican Reviews
Candles Burn, Radiant Dusk, Slightly Different Paths, and Seemingly Quixotic have all been reviewed at Autopoietican (in Spanish):
https://autopoietican.blogspot.com/2024/06/luces-sombras-y-algo-mas-desde-el.html
Saiten Kult Review
“A feast for the senses for fans of rich and modern progressive sounds.” It’s always nice to see a new review come in. Thanks Saiten Kult! Read the full review:
Music Street Journal Review
“Jason Blake puts out consistently strong music. So, it really means something when I say that this four track EP might be my favorite thing from his solo catalog. It's blending of Latin fusion and Warr guitar prog instrumental music is just so effective”
Read the full review at https://www.musicstreetjournal.com
Metal Digest Review
"chamber music for metalheads"
Read the full review at https://metal-digest.com/2024/04/05/jason-blake-candles-burn/
Betreutes Proggen Review
“Intimate and passionate, gentle and unbridled. One could even believe that two soul-mate instruments have finally come together after a long search.
Chamber music for friends of progressive rock.”
Read the full Betreutes Proggen review at https://www.betreutesproggen.de/.../jason-blake.../
Nine Circles Review
“For someone who is always looking to how an instrument can be used outside of its main environment, having it be heard in this manner is exhilarating.”
Read the full Nine Circles review here: https://ninecircles.co/2024/04/05/album-review-jason-blake-featuring-raphael-weinroth-browne-candles-burn/
ReGen Review of Radiant Dusk
“The album is a rich tapestry of sound, with the Warr taking both solo and centerstage, its distinct timbre resonating with warmth and precision.” Read the full review at https://regenmag.com/reviews/review-jason-blake-radiant-dusk/
PowerMetal.de Review
“Anyone who likes instrumental music should definitely listen to Slightly Different Paths.” Read the full Powermetal.de review (in German):
https://powermetal.de/review/review-Blake__Jason/Slightly_Different_Paths,41189,40989.html
DPRP Review
“Confident, technical, dark and urbanistic.” Read the full review at https://www.dprp.net/reviews/2023/057#blake
Roots time Review
“Jason Blake has succeeded in creating a valuable addition to the genre with this album.” Read the full review in Dutch: https://www.rootstime.be/index.html?https://www.rootstime.be/CD%20REVIEUW/2023/JUN1/CD51.html
Rock Times Review
“Jason Blake is really a master of his craft… Definitely an explosive musical duo.”
Read the full review in German at https://www.rocktimes.info/jason-blake-subsequent-ruins-cd-review/
Baby Blue Prog Review
“A true modern prog super duo is at work here. Real listening pleasure for friends of such music.” Read the full review at Baby Blue Prog Reviews: Jason Blake: Subsequent Ruins: Review (babyblaue-seiten.de)
Echoes and Dust Review
"Track by track, Subsequent Ruins is as top notch as its crystal ball, revealing the tragic consequences that Blake envisions. And where will he go next? We may never know." - By Zachary Nathanson
Thanks Zachary and Echoes And Dust! Read the full review:
https://echoesanddust.com/2023/05/jason-blake-subsequent-ruins/