[Exclusive Interview] Kontinuerlig Drift – One of Sweden’s Best‑Kept Psychedelic Secrets
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…
[Exclusive Interview] Hypostasis; Identity, Transformation and the Making of “Birth of a Mask”
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…
[Exclusive Interview] Hällas: Expanding Horizons and Defining Identity Through “Panorama”
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…
[Exclusive Interview] Oreyeon: “The Grotesque Within” and the Descent into Ligotti’s Horror
“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…
[Exclusive Interview] Coma: “Financial Tycoon” and the Art of Disappearing
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…
[Exclusive Interview] Brass Camel: One Name, Three Albums, One Voice
Brass Camel have spent the better part of a decade quietly and methodically building one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary Progressive Rock. The Canadian quartet — guitarist and…
[Exclusive Interview] Lazer – Far Away: From the Austrian Underground to Deep Space
Vienna is not the first city that comes to mind when you think of Heavy Psych Rock — but Lazer are here to change that. The Austrian five-piece have just…
[Exclusive Interview] Lunear Interview: “There Is Always Next Time” and the Art of Classic Prog Storytelling in 2026
There is a particular kind of artistic integrity that doesn’t announce itself — it simply accumulates, album by album, until the body of work speaks louder than any press release…
[Exclusive Interview] Sagor Som Leder Mot Slutet: A Decade of Devastation and the Mountain Called “IV”
From the cold shores of Malmö, Sagor Som Leder Mot Slutet have spent a decade building one of the most quietly devastating bodies of work in instrumental Post-Rock and Post-Metal.…
[Exclusive Interview] Unité Douleur: Pollen Haze, and the Architecture of Feeling
Unité Douleur arrive at an interesting moment in the contemporary Progressive Rock landscape — a quartet whose “Pollen Haze” EP, released March 21, 2026, draws from Progressive Rock, Alternative, and…