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In February 2024, Long Distance Calling reached a career-defining milestone: a sold-out show at the legendary Lichtburg cinema in Essen, Germany, in front of more than 1,200 dedicated fans. Now,…
Emerging from the fertile underground of early ’90s Italy, Deadpeach became one of the pivotal forces in bringing neo-Psychedelia and Heavy Psych to the Italian scene. Over thirty years since…
Emerging from Portland’s fertile Experimental underground, National Diet returns with “The King in Yellow,” a work that blurs the boundaries between Progressive Rock, Art Rock, and Gothic conceptualism. The album’s…
Following the release of their debut full-length album “Delete to Proceed,” TARMAK have established themselves as a band capable of merging Post-Rock, Heavy Post-Metal, and Progressive elements into a cohesive,…
With “Entity, Chapter III: A Sudden Glimpse of Clarity,” Norwegian multi-instrumentalist Håvard Lunde brings his long-running Progressive Metal project Moonscape to the culmination of an ambitious conceptual trilogy. Founded in…
Emerging from the Netherlands in 2024, Mismorium has quickly established themselves in the Heavy/Doom Metal scene with their debut full-length “Midgard’s Falling,” released digitally on October 10th, 2025. Characterized by…
With their second album “Tower of the Sun,” the American duo Sindar — formed by multi-instrumentalists Kona Ossana and Christian Lucy — reach a new creative peak in the ever-expanding…
Swedish Cinematic Rock visionaries SARAYASIGN are back with their highly anticipated third full-length album, “Shadows Of The Dying Light,” set for release on October 31, 2025 via Black Lodge Records.…
Nearly four years after his critically acclaimed debut “Story,” Pittsburgh-based guitarist Terry Syrek returns with “Story 2,” a breathtaking instrumental odyssey blending Progressive Rock and Metal. Featuring world-class musicians such…
Northern California’s Redwood have returned with “Cloud Colony,” a monumental self-released work that marks a decisive evolution in their sound. Blending Heavy Psych, Space Rock, and elements of Doom and…