[Review] Danefae – Trøst
Danefae is a Danish band formed in 2019 that offers a modern Progressive Rock sound with forays into Metal. The second album, entitled “Trøst” was released on January 31, 2025…
[Review] Orange Clocks – Bubblewrap Crater and the Peacock Rocket
Orange Clocks is a band from Northamptonshire, UK, that plays Space Rock with Psychedelia and Prog. Their new album, titled “Bubblewrap Crater and the Peacock Rocket,” was released on September…
[Review] Flor De Loto – Cosmos
Flor De Loto are undoubtedly the leading exponents of Progressive sounds in Peru, formed in the mid-1990s, they have exported their sound all over the world. The new album, titled…
[Review] TALC – III
TALC is an instrumental Rock trio based in Lausanne, Switzerland, whose style ranges between Progressive, Psychedelic, Space and Post-Rock. The new album, titled simply “III,” was released on January 30,…
[Review] The Trance Dimensionals feat. Nik Turner – Space Angels
Steve Hillman has been composing music since the 1970s, offering different genres from Space Rock to Electronic via Progressive Rock and Jazz Rock. His most recent project, The Trance Dimensionals,…
[Review] Mastord – Lemmon Lintu
Mastord is a band from Kotka in Finland that plays Progressive Metal with rich keyboard textures. The new album, entitled “Lemmon Lintu,” was released on February 14, 2025 via Inverse…
[Review] Jethro Tull – Curious Ruminant
From their recording debut in 1968 to the present day, Jethro Tull have established themselves as one of the world’s leading Rock bands. With their unmistakable sound combining progressive Rock,…
[Review] Avatarium – Between You, God, The Devil and The Dead
Avatarium is the brainchild of Leif Edling, who is known to be a member of Candlemass, and offers a Doom sound characterised by incisive female vocals and melancholic atmospheres. The…
[Review] Wicca333/No Stone – Evil Woman, Bloody Murderer…
Two Argentine bands of fuzzed-out Heavy Psych/Doom with 70s reminiscences Wicca333 and No Stone join forces on this new split album. Entitled “Evil Woman, Bloody Murderer…” it was released on…
[Review] Dream Theater – Parasomnia
Throughout their decades-long career, GRAMMY®-winning titans Dream Theater, have taken their Progressive Metal around the world, releasing albums that are now milestones in the genre. Following the return of charismatic…