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Editorial insights into rare, forgotten or obscure gems from the past. One-shots, hidden masterpieces, and cult classics that deserve rediscovery. For true seekers of musical depth and history.
The Puerto Rican Psychedelic Holy Grail Between the late 1960s and early 1970s, while American Psychedelic Rock was pushing deeper into darker, fuzz‑saturated territories, a short‑lived but intense underground scene…
Pangea was an Italian quintet, originally from Lombardy, which like many at the time did not have much luck. The project was founded by the well-known artist Mauro Paoluzzi, who…
British Heavy brassy and Bluesy Rock band. Although being managed by Andrew Oldham (of English label Immediate and manager of The Rolling Stones) their LP and single were originally only…
Dark were a band from Northampton, East Midlands, England, United Kingdom formed in 1968. Their sound is predominantly Psychedelic Rock with forays into Acid Rock and Prog. Their first album…
Hidden within the folds of Argentina’s vast Progressive Rock legacy lies Eternidad, a short-lived ensemble whose only album, “Apertura,” remains one of the most refined and elusive recordings of the…
UK band Leviathan’s only album was recorded on 1969 for the Elektra label but released on 2012 titled “Unleashed” via Record Collector Magazine and on 2016 wi the title “The…
Bodkin were a Scottish quintet who released a self-titled Heavy Prog album in 1972. It is the only release by the band that has been reissued several times over the…
The Chilenian Jazz Prog\Folk Prog band Aquila was founded in 1973 in Santiago and disbanded in 1974. From the hand of young compositor and vibraphonic Guillermo Rifo, the band Aquila…
Skryvania‘s prog style is rich with abundant use of hypnotic layers of keyboards (especially organ and string synths) creates this impression. On the other hand, Olivier Marina‘s guitar playing is…
Hands was an American, a short-lived symphonic American band from Texas – Progressive Rock band who existed from 1977 disbanded in 1980 – Reformed in 1997, and became known through…