[Review] Unité Douleur – Pollen Haze EP
Unité Douleur deliver “Pollen Haze” on March 21, 2026 — four tracks and just under twenty-two minutes that map the band’s coordinates across Progressive Rock, Alternative, and Post-Rock with enough…
[Review] Epsilon – Epsilon (1971 – 2026 Digital Reissue | Bacillus Records/Bellaphon)
In the effervescent landscape of early 1970s Germany, where Krautrock was systematically dismantling and rebuilding the rules of contemporary sound, Epsilon stood as a singular and deliberate anomaly. Founded in…
[Review] Deadnate – Mosaic
Danish Progressive Metal band Deadnate return with “Mosaic,” out March 27th, 2026 via DeadRecords — and the distance between this record and its predecessor “The North Sea” (2022) is not…
[Review] Dave Spock – Black Whole
There are artists who engage with Space Rock as a genre, and there are artists who inhabit it as a condition of being. Dave Spock — multi-instrumentalist, bass player and…
[Review] Borracho – Eternos EP
Washington D.C. Heavy Rock trio Borracho returns with “Eternos,” released on February 19, 2026 via Ripple Music — a five-track EP that stands apart from the band’s catalogue not merely…
[Review] Witchcraft – A Sinner’s Child EP
Sweden’s Witchcraft has never been a band that sought permission. Since their earliest recordings in the early 2000s, Magnus Pelander and his collaborators have operated according to an internal logic…
[Review] Jaime Rosas – Flashback – Edición Definitiva (2026)
Not every reissue is an act of correction. Some are acts of completion — and “Flashback – Edición Definitiva” by Chilean keyboardist Jaime Rosas, released March 9, 2026 via Mylodon…
[Review] Alberto Rigoni, Michael Manring, Stuart Hamm – Dystopia
There are records that document technical achievement, and there are records that transcend it — works in which virtuosity becomes inseparable from a larger artistic intention, where the instrument itself…
[Review] Corima – Hunab Ku
Corima is a Los Angeles-based ensemble whose artistic identity has been constructed, with notable deliberateness, at the precise convergence of Zeuhl, Rock In Opposition, and Avant-Prog — three traditions that…
[Review] Hunka Munka – Demoni e Dei
There are records that function as bridges — architectural structures connecting the geological strata of a musical tradition to the volcanic, restless present of a living and still-evolving scene. “Demoni…