[Review] Limite Acque Sicure – Limite Acque Sicure
Limite Acque Sicure is an Italian band with a progressive rock sound with 70s influences brought into a modern context. Their eponymous debut album was released on October 14, 2022…
[Review] Behind Closed Doors – Caged In Helics
Behind Closed Doors is an instrumental trio from the Netherlands, Sweden and Germany offering Prog/Post-Metal sounds. The new album “Caged In Helics‘ was released on October 28, 2022 and contains…
[Review] Pharm – Vortex
Pharm is a Canadian band that offers a blend of Progressive and Stoner sounds between Rock and Metal. Their debut album “Vortex” was released on October 29, 2022 and contains…
[Review] Arena – The Theory Of Molecular Inheritance
Arena is one of the leading modern Progressive Rock bands, formed in the mid-1990s and with a stellar line-up. The tenth studio album “The Theory Of Molecular Inheritance” was released…
[Review] Le Stelle di Mario Schifano – Dedicato A…
AMS Records has reissued one of the most mysterious masterpieces of Italian music, as well as a unique example of Psychedelia, Le Stelle di Mario Schifano. Originally released in 1967…
[Review] Jerusalem – Jerusalem (Special Edition 2022)
The legendary UK band Jerusalem released its eponymous album in 1971, produced by Deep Purple‘s singer and frontman Ian Gillan. On October 28, 2022, thanks to the excellent work of…
[Review] Major Parkinson – Valesa – Chapter I: Velvet Prison
Major Parkinson are a Norwegian band that offers a Progressive Rock genre without barriers or stylistic limitations that ranges and explores different sounds. The septet released their fifth full-length “Valesa…
[Review] Policromía – Sintagma
Polichromía is an Argentinian band from Buenos Aires that plays Rock sounds with marked Progressive traits and a Heavy vein. They have released four albums, the new “Sintagma” was released…
[Review] Royal Hunt – Dystopia part 2
Sixteenth album for Danish band Royal Hunt, veterans of the Melodic Progressive Metal sound. Titled “Dystopia part 2,” it continues the concept started with the previous one, taking inspiration from…
[Review] Pacha/Pörsti – Views From The Inner World
Rafael Pacha and Kimmo Pörsti, whom we already know from The Samurai Of Prog project, have joined forces on a new album. Titled “Views From The Inner World,” it was…