[Review] Les Nadie – Destierro y Siembra
Les Nadie is a new band from Argentina that offers Doom and Stoner Metal sounds with forays into Psychedelia and Sludge. Their debut album “Destierro y Siembra” was released on…
[Review] Acid Rooster – Ad Astra
Acid Rooster is a German band playing Psychedelic sounds with Krautrock and Space Rock traits. The new album “Ad Astra” was released on June 10, 2022 and consists of two…
[Review] Djam Karet – Island In The Red Night Sky
Djam Karet is a band formed in the early 1980s in the USA with 20 studio albums to their credit, becoming over time a reference for Progressive Rock lovers. The…
[Review] Brennenstuhl – No
Brennenstuhl is a quartet from Augsburg, Germany with a personal sound that mixes Psychedelia, Jazz and Blues with a Krautrock imprint, the band describes its style as Acid Jazz Krautrock.…
[Review] Babal – Who Will I Be When I Leave?
The UK project Babal returns with their ninth studio album, continuing their project of exploring new musical horizons between Prog and Art Rock. Titled “Who Will I Be When I…
[Review] Leo Carnicella – Super Sargasso Sea
Leo Carnicella is an Italian-Venezuelan composer and keyboardist living in Germany who plays Progressive Rock with an Art-Rock and Symphonic imprinting. The debut album is a concept entitled “Super Sargasso…
[Review] Paralyzed – Heavy Road
The four-piece German band Paralyzed plays Rock sounds influenced by the masters of the 70s with a modern and personal touch. They have one EP and two full-lengths to their…
[Review] OHO – Ahora!
OHO is a band from the United States that was formed in 1970 and has come down to the present day with several lineup changes. The new album “Ahora!” was…
[Review] Trippelgänger – Third trip
Danish trio Trippelgänger continue their exploration of heavy sounds between Psychedelia, Stoner and Doom by releasing their new EP “Third Trip.” Released on September 11, 2022, it contains three tracks…
[Review] Bjorn Riis – A Fleeting Glimpse
Bjorn Riis returns with his second studio work from 2022, in which he pays homage to the music that inspired him, Pink Flyd in particular. Entitled “A Fleeting Glimpse,” it…