[Review] Kuunatic – Gate of Klüna
Kuunatic is an all-female trio originally from Japan that offers a mixture of different genres halfway between Prog and Psychedelia with Tribal references. A sonic exploration characterized by tribal drums…
[Review] Nephila – Nephila
Nephila is a young Swedish band that offers a sound that has its roots in the Space Rock of the 70s, with Psychedelic atmospheres. This masked band combines solid grooves…
[Review] Come And See – Vol. I
Come And See is an international project that proposes a sophisticated Psychedelic Rock and that explores all the horizons of the genre. The band describes themselves as follows: “Two Americans…
[Review] Modder – Modder
Modder is a new Belgian band entering the Doom/Sludge landscape with their self-titled debut album released on December 3, 2021 via Consouling Sounds and Lay Bare Recordings. Consisting of 4…
[Review] XCIII – Void
XCIII is the Avant-Garde/Post Rock project by the multifaceted French artist Guillaume Beringer born in 2009 and with 1 EP, 1 Split album and 8 Full-length albums to his credit.…
[Review] Fragile – Beyond
Fragile is a German band born in the late 90’s with Claire Hmill on vocalist who has worked on the albums of Steve Howe, Jon Anderson, Jon & Vangelis, and…
[Review] Transport Aerian – Skywound
Transport Aerian is a project born in 2003 from an idea of the Belgian Hamlet, who evolves the sound with each album by exploring all the horizons of Prog music.…
[Review] ProAge – 4.Wymiar
ProAge is a Polish Progressive Rock band initially formed in 1985 and without ever having released an album they disbanded in 1990 and then reformed in 2008. Since then, 2…
[Review] King Buffalo – Acheron
King Buffalo is a Psychedelic trio in the classic format, whose expansive and thunderous music is a powerful concoction of Heavy Psych, Blues, and Stoner Rock. After an album we…
[Review] Möbius Strip – Time Lag
Möbius Strip is a young Italian band that offers a mix of sounds halfway between Progressive Rock and Jazz, with two albums to their credit. The second full-length “Time Lag”…