[Review] Magic Pie – Maestro
In the wide and multifaceted realm of Progressive Rock, few contemporary acts have managed to merge classic Symphonic heritage with a modern touch as convincingly as Magic Pie. Hailing from…
[Review] Miss Mellow – Dancing Through The Earth
Miss Mellow are an intriguing German band blending Funky rhythms with Progressive-Psychedelic Rock and Krautrock influences. Following their well-received debut album, which you can read about , the band returns…
[Review] Akenathon – Crónicas Intrascendentes
The Argentine band Akenathon returns with their third full-length studio album, “Crónicas Intrascendentes,” released on May 30, 2025 via the Buenos Aires-based label Viajero Inmóvil Records and PQR-Disques plusqueréel. Known…
[Review] Moon Letters – This Dark Earth
Seattle-based band Moon Letters return with “This Dark Earth,” their third full-length album, another mature, cohesive, and sonically rich offering. Self-released on June 13, 2025, the album features six tracks,…
[Review] Electric Citizen – EC4
Cincinnati-based quartet Electric Citizen returns with their fourth studio album, “EC4,” set to be released on June 27th, 2025 via Heavy Psych Sounds. Known for their unique blend of proto-Heavy…
[Review] Mordbear – Mordbear EP
Mordbear are a new band hailing from Portland, Oregon, delivering a compelling blend of Acid and Heavy Psych Rock, infused with references to early ’70s proto-Metal. Their self-titled debut EP…
[Review] Ambrotype – The Colours of Darkness Vol. II
Originating from Syria and now based in the Netherlands, Ambrotype has emerged as one of the most compelling voices in the modern Progressive scene, known for their unique blend of…
[Review] Kryuhm – Demoni
After their formation in 1999 and a long silence that stretched over two decades, Kryuhm re-emerged in 2021 with the strength of a band that had not only survived time…
[Review] Mandy Manala – Mandy Manala
Emerging from the vibrant Finnish Rock scene, Mandy Manala present their self-titled debut album, released on May 23, 2025, via Octopus Rising, the (un)-parallel imprint of Argonauta Records. The band…
[Reviews] Afforested – Moss Covered and Time Worn
UK Folk Prog band Afforested embraces a genuinely heartfelt and personal vision, deeply rooted in tradition and guided by artistic integrity. Their latest release, “Moss Covered and Time Worn,” is…