[Review] The Sonic Overlords – Last Days Of Babylon
The Sonic Overlords is a Swedish band that offers Doom Metal / Rock, a winning blend of the sounds of Black Sabbath (Dio-era), Rainbow and Candlemass. Their debut full-length album…
[Review] Ciccada – Harvest
Ciccada is a Greek group that offers a mix of 70s-style Progressive Rock and Folk, as if the sounds of Gentle Giant meet those of Gryphon. Born in 2005 they…
[Review] Halo Vair – Definition
Halo Vair is the studio project founded in 2017 by Canadian multi-instrumentalist Victor Zohni who proposes Neo-Psychedelic Rock. Inspired by modern groups such as Tame Imapala and King Gizzard &…
[Review] Machines Dream – Earth EP
Machines Dream is a Progressive Rock band from Ontario, Canada and formed in 2010, releasing 3 Full-Lenght and some EP and Live albums. On December 25, 2021 “Earth EP” was…
[Review] Emergents – Epoch
Emergents is a young band from Georgia, USA that offers a very promising Progressive Rock with Hard Rock and Alternative ingluences. Their second full-length “Epoch” was released on May 25,…
[Review] Star Maker – Monkey Business
Star Maker is a four-artist band from Hamburg, Germany that offers Progressive Rock with strong Space Rock and Psychedelic influences. Their self-produced debut album “Monkey Business” was released on January…
[Review] Max Hunt – Hope
Max Hunt is a keyboard player known for his experiences with the Fragile band and for his collaborations with high-level artists from the world music scene. After having released the…
[Review] Final Coil – Somnambulant II
Final Coil is an English band that offers Post/Progressive Rock sounds, mixing multiple styles with their own personal traits evolved over the years. On December 10, 2021 they released “Somnambulant…
[Review] Belling The Tiger – Lost
Belling The Tiger is a band from Detroit, USA that offers a Progressive Rock with Experimental traits born from an idea of Michael Allen Moore. Their album “Lost” was released…
[Review] Gerard Bassols – The Musical Instruments Of Progressive Rock (Book)
Gerard Bassols is a multi-instrumentalist and a great lover and collector of Progressive music for over 45 years. We had the opportunity to receive his book “The Musical Instruments of…