[Review] Chameleon Death Eruption – The Decay EP
Chameleon Death Eruption are an emerging force from the underground scene of Leipzig, Germany, formed in the autumn of 2023. The band operates as a power trio: Baer handles songwriting,…
[Review] Kontinuerlig Drift – Kontinuerlig Drift (PQR-Disques 2026 Vinyl Reissue)
Within the geography of Swedish Progressive Rock during the 1970s, there are histories that do not appear in academic textbooks but instead pulse within the grooves of exceptionally rare pressings.…
[Review] Long Earth – Towards The Sky
Glasgow-based Progressive Rock ensemble Long Earth returns with their fourth studio opus, “Towards The Sky,” released on June 27, 2026, via the Bakeneko label. Following the resonance of “An Ordinary…
[Review] Solstice – New Life (2026 Remaster)
Following the incredible reception given to the “Sia Trilogy” and the publication of the photographic volume “A New Day,” Solstice confirm themselves as one of the most vital forces in…
[Review] Holystone – Accepting Omega
From the lands of Brisbane emerge Holystone, a trio that has rapidly established itself as one of the most distinctive forces in the Australian Heavy underground. Made up of Madison…
[Review] Age of Life – Coalescence Phase I EP
Chris Burda, co-founder of the instrumental Post-Rock duo Collapse Under The Empire, returns with a new project born from a creative pause of the main act: Age Of Life. The…
[Review] Tonnen Von Hall – Donnermesser EP
Berlin has long functioned as a pressure chamber for music that refuses easy categorisation — a city where disciplined experimentation and raw intensity have historically found productive cohabitation. Tonnen Von…
[Review] Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate – Smile, Smile, Smile EP
London-based duo Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate, comprising Malcolm Galloway (vocals, multi-instrumentalist, producer) and Mark Gatland (bass, Chapman stick, keyboards), return with a three-track EP that paves the way for…
[Review] Tom Penaguin – Tom Penaguin II
It is a genuine pleasure, after reviewing Tom Penaguin‘s self-titled debut , to immerse oneself in the second chapter of this artist’s discography. “Tom Penaguin II,” released May 29, 2026…
[Review] Coma – Financial Tycoon (PQR 2026 Vinyl Reissue plus Bonus DVD)
Coma are not merely an obscurity of European Prog, they represent a sonic identity born inside a “musical glass bell,” forged in Frederikshavn, far removed from Denmark’s cultural centres. The…