[Review] Hällas – Panorama
From the very first notes of “Panorama,” Hällas assert their position at the forefront of contemporary Progressive Rock. With this fourth studio album, the Swedish quintet—fresh from their first Latin…
[Review] Saint Omen – Mysteries Of Rebirth
“Mysteries Of Rebirth,” the sophomore full-length by New York Occult Doom project Saint Omen, is a work that departs from mere genre exercise and enters a dimension of ritualistic intent…
[Review] Trigémino – Corre Hacia Tu Vida
Argentine Progressive Rock veterans Trigémino, originally formed in 1976, return with “Corre Hacia Tu Vida,” released on December 20, 2025 via Viajero Inmóvil Records. This album marks not only a…
[Review] Grovjobb – Nallebjörn är död
After more than twenty years of silence, the legendary Swedish ensemble Grovjobb returns with an album that seamlessly continues the legacy of their extraordinary work in the Scandinavian Progressive and…
[Review] Lars Fredrik Frøislie – Quattro Racconti
When “Fire Fortellinger” was released in 2023, Lars Fredrik Frøislie set an impressively high artistic benchmark with a debut that stood out for its compositional depth, Symphonic coherence, and refined…
[Review] Tritop – Tritop 120
Italian Progressive Rock ensemble Tritop return with “Tritop 120,” a masterful and deeply personal exploration of memory, travel, and light, following their 2022 release “Rise of Kassandra.” Known for their…
[Review] Lutz Graf-Ulbrich – Lüüls Lab
Few names resonate with the weight of history in German experimental music as profoundly as Lutz Graf-Ulbrich, known professionally as Lüül. A cornerstone of Agitation Free and a collaborator with…
[Review] Goatfather – House of the Rising Smoke
With their third full-length, “House of the Rising Smoke,” French Heavy Rockers Goatfather solidify their position among Europe’s most compelling Stoner and Doom acts. Active for over a decade, the…
[Review] Apogee – The Two-Edged Sword
Apogee is a long-running Progressive Rock project led by multi-instrumentalist Arne Schäfer, a name that has become increasingly familiar to listeners devoted to Symphonic and classic-oriented Prog. Conceived as a…
[Review] Permyon – Permyon
With their self-titled debut album, Permyon finally crystallize a musical vision that has been gestating for several years since the release of their demo. The band presents a carefully constructed…