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Interviews feature in-depth conversations with artists, musicians, and creatives from the progressive, experimental, and avant-garde music scenes. This category provides readers with unique insights into the artistic process, inspirations, and stories behind the music, offering a deeper understanding of both established and emerging talent. Every interview is crafted to go beyond surface-level discussion, capturing the vision, personality, and artistic philosophy of the subjects.
Following our review of “Raining Fire,” the new Sons Of Ghidorah album out May 29 via Argonauta Records, we reached out to the band for a deeper conversation. From the…
Marc Hadley has spent decades at the intersection of Jazz discipline and Canterbury instinct — trained on Bebop at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, rooted in ethnomusicology, and…
Among the countless bands that emerged from the British underground in the early 1970s, Cargo remain one of the most elusive and compelling. Formed in Burton upon Trent by guitarist…
With “Black Soul Sickness,” Montréal’s Progressive Rock powerhouse Karcius returns with a work that feels both deeply introspective and expansively Cinematic. As the final chapter of a trilogy that began…
“A New Day – The Sia Trilogy in Photographs” is more than a live photo book: it is a visual testimony of a band rediscovering its centre of gravity, and…
Tierp, a quiet village between Gävle and Uppsala, is not the kind of place that appears in music history books. Yet it was here, in the early 1970s, that a…
From Athens, Greece, Hypostasis have spent years quietly refining their craft — and their debut full-length album, “Birth of a Mask,” due in early May 2026, makes a compelling case…
With “Panorama,” Hällas have reached a decisive point in their artistic journey, delivering an album that feels both definitive and exploratory. The record consolidates their unmistakable identity while pushing further…
“The Grotesque Within,” the fourth full-length by La Spezia’s Oreyeon, is one of those records that arrive quietly and settle under your skin before you even realize what happened. Released…
Few records carry the weight of genuine obscurity the way “Financial Tycoon” does. Born from the far northern edges of Denmark in the early 1970s, Coma was never a band…