[Review] Playades – Nova Delfi
Playades is an Italian project that proposes music from the past in a modern key. The new work is an experimental improvisation session on three themes conceived, played and recorded…
[Review] Yawning Balch – Volume Three
The Post-Desert Rock supergroup Yawning Balch is not only offering quality music, but is also particularly prolific, releasing the third chapter in their discography after a short time. Entitled “Volume…
[Review] Gotho – Gothron Versus Fartark
Italian Experimental duo Gotho return two years after their previous “Mindbowling,” with a new studio album. Titled “Gothron Versus Fartark,” it was released on November 15, 2024 via Supernatural Cat…
[Review] Regna – Cinema
The Spanish band Regna was formed in 2015 in Barcelona, offering Symphonic Prog sung in English. The new album, titled “Cinema,” is reissued on April 2025 via Astronomy Recording Music.…
[Review] Kaschalot – Anemoia
Kaschalot is an Estonian one-man band that offers a mix of genres between Math and Post-Rock with forays into Hardcore, all instrumental. The new album, titled “Anemoia” is due out…
[Review] Sykofant – Red Sun EP
The Norwegian band Sykofant, which we have been appreciating on our pages for some time now, returns almost a year after their previous release with a new studio work. Titled…
[Review] Voidward – Occult Symmetry
Durham, North Carolina based Progressive Heavy Psych/Doom power trio Voidward, return with a new mini-album. Titled “Occult Symmetry,” it was released on February 22, 2025 via Clearly Records and contains…
[Review] Elandill – Elandill
Bright Carvings has rediscovered and released in a strictly limited edition of 227 LPs, an album of British, Pastoral, Progressive, Chamber Rock. The band and the album were called Elandill,…
[Review] The Sun Or The Moon – Into The Light
The German band The Sun Or The Moon offers a blend of Progressive and Psychedelic Rock with forays into Space Rock and Krautrock. Formed at the time of the COVID-19…
[Review] Marvelous Kid – After The Race
Among the bands that have created a sort of cult around them are Marvelous Kid, a UK band with a Progressive Rock sound with references to the Canterbury Scene. Although…