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
Tag: progressive rock
Inner Odyssey, The Void, 2020
From Canada (I think) come Inner Odyssey, a 5 piece prog rock / metal band with this self released album. And I
Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate, Nostalgia For Infinity, 2020
Probably the band with the longest name in the world, and sadly one I do not know anything about. They sent me
Cody Carpenter, Control, 2020
Last year I wrote a piece about the album Force Of Nature from Cody Carpenter. And now it is time for his
Blind Ego, Preaching To The Choir, 2020
While this marks the first Blind Ego album to get a feature, it certainly is not the first time Kalle Wallner (RPWL)
Sirkis Bialas IQ, Our New Earth, 2019
Second album from Asaf Sirkis (drums) and Sylwia Bialas (vocals and waterphone) with Frank Harrison on keyboards and Kevin Glasgow on bass.
Doris Brendel & Lee Dunham, Mass Hysteria, 2020
Regular readers of the blog will surely have noticed the Doris Brendel name a couple of times. Her output in recent years
Hepcat Dilemma, Art Imitates Life, 2019
To the people that are into progressive music, especially when it borders on avant garde, and who miss hearing new ideas coming
Elaine Samuels & Kindred Spirit Band, Elemental, 2019
In all honesty, for me this is a tricky one. Despite several spins, I am still unsure if I like what is
RPWL, Live From Outer Space, 2019
After their 10th album Tales From Outer Space, RPWL made the rounds in Europe, often playing sold out venues but always to
Yogi Lang, A Way Out Of Here, 2019
Yes, the RPWL frontman has released another solo album. Since it is now a year old, I guess most of you will
Moon Letters, Until They Feel The Sun, 2019
Opener Skara Brae will tell you a lot about the music on this album; music that flows from neo prog to technical
Life in Digital, Signs To The Far Side, 2019
Via his busy social media activities, I have been following the steps of John Beagley for quite a few years now, even
Suns Of The Tundra, Murmuration, 2019
While I was working my ass off the last couple of months, in the very limited free time I had, this album