[Review] Mihrax – ROX
Since emerging from Germany’s vibrant Prog Scene, Mihrax have always worn their Neo‑Prog influences on their sleeves—but with “ROX,” released March 7, 2025, they refine that ’80s aesthetic into something unmistakably their…
[Review] Brass Camel – Camel
Since emerging on the scene with their self‑titled debut three years ago, Canada’s Brass Camel have steadily refined a sound that marries the adventurous spirit of classic Progressive Rock with…
[Review] Hawkwind – There Is No Space For Us
Formed in 1969 and revered as pioneers of Space Rock, Hawkwind return with “There Is No Space for Us,” an eight-track voyage that reaffirms their cosmic legacy. Released on April…
[Review] Celeste – Anima Animus
Formed in the early 1970s and long celebrated as one of the pioneers of Rock Progressivo Italiano, Celeste returns with “Anima Animus,” a purely instrumental journey across eight expansive compositions.…
[Review] Octopie – Green Divine
Three years after “Beyond the Dystopia,” Finnish band Octopie returns with “Green Divine,” an ambitious and multifaceted double album released by Eclipse Music. With this new work, the band fully…
[Review] Lars Fredrik Frøislie – Gamle Mester
With his second solo album “Gamle Mester” (“Old Master”), Lars Fredrik Frøislie offers a profound homage to artistic heritage and the timeless nature of inspiration. Known for his work with…
[Review] Paralyzed – Rumble & Roar
Paralyzed is a German band that delivers Heavy Psych sounds with nods to Blues, drawing inspiration from the late ’60s and early ’70s. Their new album, “Rumble & Roar,” released…
[Review] Nebula Sun – Breathe Into Form
Nebula Sun is a band from Norwich, UK, that offers an original blend of Heavy Rock and Jazz, distinguished by the notable inclusion of double saxophones in their lineup. Their…
[Review] Easter Island – Easter Island (2025 Reissue)
Easter Island’s self-titled 1979 masterpiece rightfully secures its place among the top 10 US Progressive Rock classics. Originally released at a time when the genre was facing a period of…
[Review] Dead Shrine – Cydonia Mensa
Dead Shrine, the musical project of New Zealand multi-instrumentalist Craig Williamson, exemplifies how experience and artistic personality can converge into a powerful and distinctive sound. Known for his work with…