[Review] Ovrfwrd – There are no Ordinary Moments
Ovrfwrd is a band from Minneapolis, Minnesota formed in 2012 that offers Jazz Fusion sounds steeped in Progressive Rock, entirely instrumental. Their new album “There are no Ordinary Moments” was…
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Ovrfwrd is a band from Minneapolis, Minnesota formed in 2012 that offers Jazz Fusion sounds steeped in Progressive Rock, entirely instrumental. Their new album “There are no Ordinary Moments” was…
It is always a pleasure to be able to talk about historical bands of Progressive music, in this case Italian, such as Le Orme, among the most seminal of the…
French multi-instrumentalist Tom Penaguin (Djiin, Orgöne) released his self-titled debut album on April 05, 2024 via áMARXE Records. Containing five tracks, including an epic over 14 minutes long, it was…
The Russian band Vespero has established itself in recent years as one of the leaders in the field of Experimental Progressive. The new album ‘De Ludo Globi’ was released on…
Weaving Spiders is a trio originally from Kentucky, USA with former members of: Old Vikings, Nixon, Bearhammer, Batwizard, Comess. The new EP “For Those Who Linger” was released on February…
The Sydney, Australia-based band Robot God returns two years after their previous work “Worlds Collide,” with a new record steeped in Heavy Psychedelia and more. Entitled “Portal Within,” it was…
We are here to talk about one of the most interesting bands in the modern Progressive Rock scene, with several top albums: Big Big Train. Their new work “The Likes…
It is with great pleasure that we listen to and review the new work of the legendary Canterbury Scene band, Gong. This new lineup was appointed by Daevid Allen himself…
Irish quintet Melts return two years after their debut with a new album that confirms the technical qualities expressed in the previous one. Titled “Field Theory,” it was released on…
Tarot are an Australian band with a retro sound, offering Hammond-driven Hard Rock with strong 70s overtones. The long-awaited sophomore album “Glimpse Of The Dawn” was released on April 12,…