Published on 10th September 2020 | by Nick Hudson
The last time I heard anything from Norwegian band Fatal Fusion was 2013’s The Ancient Tale. It was sold to me as Dream Theater with Mellotron. It sounded to me, more like Rush with Alex choosing... Read More →
Published on 9th September 2020 | by Leo Trimming
Lee Abraham is clearly on some sort of creative kick right now with a new solo album hot on the heels of his Echo Rain instrumental project EP, Western Skies, and not long after his release... Read More →
Published on 7th September 2020 | by Nick Hudson
Sergio Bertani, in his guise of Lucynine, has created what will easily be among my favourite albums of this year. Amor Venenat came from nowhere, for me. I’d never heard of Lucynine before, though this is... Read More →
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Published on 6th September 2020 | by Graham Thomas
Although having been in existence for more than twenty years, IZZ improved their profile considerably with their last album, the excellent and well received Don’t Panic in 2019. Whilst working on the follow up album, they... Read More →
Published on 5th September 2020 | by Nick Hudson
I first became aware of Mexican band, Alplha Lighting System, via Serj Tankian’s 7 Notes challenge, and their winning entry life.exe which encapsulates beautifully the band’s sounds and philosophies in one compact package. That track now... Read More →
Published on 4th September 2020 | by Leo Trimming
Galahad have re-released their eclectic 1998 album Following Ghosts in an impressive 3 CD expanded edition. Galahad are rather a conundrum. Born in the ’80s era following the so called ‘neo-prog’ wave of the likes of... Read More →
Published on 3rd September 2020 | by Nick Hudson
Though quite local to me, Kulk somehow passed me by, until a friend posted a link to their debut album on his Facebook page. And, wow! This is a band that I’d expect to find on... Read More →
Published on 2nd September 2020 | by Graham Thomas
I’ve approached this album knowing nothing of Zorbonauts, but frankly intrigued by the line-up. With a reunited Spock’s Beard rhythm section (Nick D’Virgilio and Dave Meros), and Geoff Downes on keyboards, one might expect some prog... Read More →
Published on 1st September 2020 | by Bob Mulvey
Having recently reviewed the excellent The Other Side, the new studio release from London based trio Quest Ensemble, I was certainly in the market for more of ‘the same’. So when Hinterlandt’s latest offering came up... Read More →
Published on 31st August 2020 | by Nick Hudson
In this update we have the second of a two part Spanish ADA Special featuring: • Turdetans – Suite of Dreams • Qamar – Todo Empieza Aquí • Viva Belgrado – Bella Vista • Jardin de... Read More →
