[Review] Red Kite – This Too Shall Pass
Red Kite stands as one of the most compelling forces in the Norwegian Jazz Rock scene. Their return with “This Too Shall Pass,” released June 19, 2026, via Is It…
[Review] Wooden Overcoat – Hello Sunbeam
Wooden Overcoat is the sonic creature of multi-instrumentalist Brant Hajek, based in Portland, Oregon. The name itself carries an eerie resonance: “wooden overcoat” is an old American euphemism for a…
[Review] Taihr – Allicanto
Taihr represent one of the most fascinating and atypical realities in the current European independent scene. This multicultural collective, stably based in Cologne but with its beating heart rooted in…
[Review] Hadal Sherpa – Mountains
The contemporary instrumental Progressive Rock landscape often finds its lifeblood in liminal territories, where the boundary between the real and the imaginary dissolves in the reverb of a single note.…
The Silent Remains: Doom Metal Unity and Solidarity in Last Cathedral Records’ Debut Sampler
In the deepest corners of the underground, where Heavy riffs meet Atmospheric melancholy, a new beacon has emerged: Last Cathedral Records. This German-based DIY project, dedicated to Doom Metal and…
[Review] Child – Rebirth
“Rebirth” is not simply the fourth entry in Child‘s discography. It is, by the band’s own admission, a definitive shift — a recalibration of intent that carries the full weight…
[Review] Orion’s Beethoven – Tercer Milenio (PQR-Disques 2026 Vinyl Reissue)
While Argentina in 1977 was sinking into the claustrophobic silence of the military dictatorship — a year in which experimentation was an act of involuntary resistance or forced adaptation —…
[Review] King Of Sweden – Interregnum
Less than two years after their previous studio record, Finnish Progressive Rock band King Of Sweden return with a new and ambitious four-track album, “Interregnum,” released on May 29, 2026…
[Review] Karmamoi – Eternal Mistake
Three years after the success of “Strings From the Edge of Sound,” Karmamoi return with their seventh studio album, “Eternal Mistake,” further cementing their status as one of the most…
[Review] Marco Ragni – The Radical Act (Featuring Bjørn Riis)
Italian multi-instrumentalist and composer Marco Ragni returns to the scene with “The Radical Act,” a work that not only solidifies his position in the contemporary Progressive landscape but also celebrates…