[Review] Heavy Moon – Astral Highway
Heavy Moon is the studio project of Canadian multi-instrumentalist Jakob Rehlinger, with which he mixes Krautrock, Kosmische Music and Prog Rock. An interweaving of different sounds, genres and styles that…
[Review] Dun Ringill – 150-Where the Old Gods Play Act 1
Gothenburg, Sweden based Progressive Rock/Metal, Nordic Folk and Doom band Dun Ringill returns three years after the previous one with a new album. It is an ambitious project, involving the…
[Review] Moon safari – Himlabacken Vol. 2
It has been exactly 10 years since the release of the last album and part one of this work for Swedish Pop-Prog band Moon Safari. “Himlabacken Vol. 2” was in…
[Review] Mouth – Getaway
Mouth are a band from Cologne, Germany that offers a blend of Progressive Rock and Krautrock. The new album “Gateway” was released on June 09, 2023 via This Charming Man…
[Review] Karmic Juggernaut – Phantasmagloria
Karmic Juggernaut is a project originally from New Jersey that incorporates elements of different genres and styles, including Prog Rock, Psychedelia and R.I.O. The new album “Phantasmagloria” was released on…
[Review] Hermetic Science – Deliria: A Chronicle Of 2020
Hermetic Science is a Progressive Rock project created by Ed Macan, who is known for having written several books about the musical genre. With several lineup changes over the years,…
[Review] The Chronicles Of Father Robin – The Songs & Tales of Airoea – Book II
It is an immense pleasure to be able to listen to and review the new chapter of the Norwegian Progressive Rock supergroup The Chronicles Of Father Robin. Titled “The Songs…
[Review] Lord Velvet – Astral Lady
Lord Velvet are a band originally from Denver, Colorado that plays heavy psych and stoner sounds. The debut album “Astral Lady” was released on September 01, 2023 and contains five…
[Review] Sweat – Who Do They Think They Are?
Sweat are a Swiss-American quartet that plays vintage-style Rock sounds but with fresh and modern ideas, lead by the vocalist/organist frontwoman Sue Pedrazzi. Their debut album “Who Do They Think…
[Review] Dandelion Charm – Scream Inside The Tear
Dandelion Charm are a duo from Brighton, UK, who play Progressive Rock permeated with acoustic sounds. Their fourth and new album “Scream Inside The Tear” was released on October 20,…