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Nine Stones Close – Adventures In Anhedonia | Diurnal

Nine Stones Close released their last new studio album (Leaves) in 2016 and in 2024 we now have two new NSC studio albums released within the space of 4 months with Adventures in Anhedonia following close on the heels of…

Lesoir – Push Back The Horizon

After their expansive 2022 Prog epic EP Babel, Lesoir have returned with the impactful Push Back the Horizon release which definitely takes them into new territory. They appear to have swapped their more gentle ‘Prog’ and pastoral tones for punchier…

Lee Abraham – Origin Of The Storm

Origin of the Storm is Lee Abraham’s first new album in three years since the impressive Only Human album, and finds him yet again displaying his excellent and distinctive guitar skills in great style. Of course, Lee has hardly been…

Forgotten Gods – Memories

Forgotten Gods are a new band based in Oxfordshire who have made sure they will not be forgotten with their remarkably assured debut album. Memories is filled with songs full of power and drama, others dripping with touching emotion. This…

Tiger Moth Tales – Cocoon (10th Anniversary Edition) & Inside The Cocoon

‘Here begins an Exercise in Pointlessness…’ are the opening words from a very old tape demo recording by Peter Jones used on the new documentary disc ‘Inside the Cocoon’, about the making of Tiger Moth Tales’ remarkable 2014 debut album…

Cyan – The Guardians

Less than a year on from Pictures from the Other Side, their second album as a newly reincarnated band, Cyan follow that up with The Guardians, a related ‘mini-album’ (but still a rather epic 38 minutes) companion release, largely formed…

John Greenwood – The Boy

John Greenwood’s second album, The Boy is the follow-up to one of last year’s best debut progressive rock albums, the impressive Dark Blue. Most modern prog fans know of the legendary Australian progressive rock outfit, Unitopia, whom John Greenwood joined…

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