Dudley Taft, Cosmic Radio, 2020
I know many people are tired of the social distancing and everything we have to endure during this strange times. But one
Category: CD Reviews
Xavi Reija Trio, Dreamscape Room, 2020
Spanish drummer extraordinaire Xavi Reija is back and for this journey has brought along composer and pianist José Carra and bass player
Rome, The Lone Furrow, 2020
It seems Rome’s Jerome Reuter inspiration is in full swing, so no wonder he keeps popping up on these pages. And where
DarWin, 2 A Frozen War, 2020
Okay progressive rock / metal fans; this is one for you to track down! Just have a look at all the names
Pymlico, On This Day, 2020
With the exception of their debut, all Pymlico releases are present here on the blog. So it is nice to give their
The Casanovas, Reptilian Overlord, 2020
This is the second time this Aussie band made it to the YMB desk. (see the 2015 one here) And the second
PanzerBallett, Planet Z, 2020
My first time listening to a Panzerballett album. And it sure makes for an otherworldly experience… This is for people who are
Tiger Moth Tales, Still Alive, 2020
The latest Red Bazar album made quite an impression with me, so I was very curious to check out Peter Jones’ main
Elsinore, A Life In The 21st Century, 2019
From the midst of the US Midwest come Elsinore, a 5-piece band who consider themselves the spiritual children of David Bowie, The
Geoff Tyson, Drinks With Infinity, 2020
One of two people to ever “graduate” from Joe Satriani’s teaching (the other one being that Steve Vai dude), so that will
Telergy, Black Swallow, 2020
As we have already learned from past Telergy releases, mastermind Robert McClung is not only a prolific music composer, he also always
The Selenites, Moon Madness, 2020
I must confess that after the first play I was not sure what to think about this album. But as usual I
Sons Of Ra, Cognitive, 2020
From Chicago hail instrumental progressive rock trio Sons Of Ra. The band is Erik Oldman on guitars, Keith Wakefield on bass and
Widetrack, The Unwakening, 2020
Father and son Tippin are back with a new album, The Unwakening. And where on their previous output I applauded the melancholy