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Olav Martin Bjørnsen wrote a new post, Echoes set to release “Live From The Dark Side” [A Tribute To Pink Floyd] 1 week, 6 days ago

Since many years Echoes, the band around guitarist and singer Oliver Hartmann (Avantasia, Hartmann, ex-Rock Meets Classic), is well known as frontman of the most popular and successful German Pink Floyd Tribute […]
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Olav Martin Bjørnsen wrote a new post, No Man’s Valley set to release “Outside The Dream” 2 weeks, 4 days ago

We’re pleased to announce the new No Man’s Valley album titled Outside The Dream for release on all formats via Tonzonen Records on March 22, 2019!

The video for the first single from the album, ‘Lies’, can be […]
Olav Martin Bjørnsen wrote a new post, Lucy In Blue release single ‘Matricide’ from forthcoming album “In Flight” 2 weeks, 4 days ago

Karisma Records have revealed the details of the upcoming full-length album from Iceland’s Psychedelic Prog Rockers Lucy In Blue. The eight-track album, titled In Flight, will be the second full-length r […]
Olav Martin Bjørnsen wrote a new post, Caravela Escarlate set to reissue “Caravela Escarlate” 2 weeks, 5 days ago

Caravela Escarlate is a Brazilian symphonic prog band which was founded in Rio de Janeiro in 2011.

“Caravela Escarlate” is their second album, originally self-released in Brazil in 2017, and is a big step for […]
Olav Martin Bjørnsen wrote a new post, Monkey3 set to release “Sphere” 2 weeks, 5 days ago

Instrumental rockers MONKEY3 have buckled up for their next interstellar journey. After the success of the 2016 album “Astra Symmetry,” the Swiss four piece continues its cosmic journey of space rock, […]
Olav Martin Bjørnsen wrote a new post, God Is An Astronaut announce North American tour 2 weeks, 5 days ago

Intense rock instrumentation, ethereal and emotional soundscapes by ambient instrumental band GOD IS AN ASTRONAUT await! Since forming 16 years ago, the Irish trio GOD IS AN ASTRONAUT has reigned as one of the […]
Olav Martin Bjørnsen wrote a new post, UK progressive metal band Borders sign with Long Branch Records 2 weeks, 5 days ago

LONG BRANCH RECORDS is proud to welcome the British progressive metallers BORDERS to the roster. The first single “731” will be released on February 8th and will be followed by the bands first full-length later […]
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Olav Martin Bjørnsen wrote a new post, French band Ni set to release “Pantophobie” 3 weeks, 3 days ago

Ni is a four-headed monster. The big bad Ni has left the linear roads of the French department of Ain, in order to live in a complex world paced by electrical sounds and varying polyrhythms. In its temple, shouts […]
Olav Martin Bjørnsen wrote a new post, German band Radare announce new album release date. Teaser video released this week 3 weeks, 3 days ago

Instrumental Gloom-Jazz quartet Radare will release their yet untitled new album on Golden Antenna Records on March 29, 2019! The band have a new album teaser out this week at https://youtu.be/q9pmFRS0NWM […]
Olav Martin Bjørnsen wrote a new post, Ruphus set to reissue “New Born Day” 3 weeks, 6 days ago

“New Born Day”, originally released in 1973, is widely regarded as one of the best albums from the Norwegian prog scene. It was the debut album from one of the flagships in Norwegian music – Ruphus. A band tha […]
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Dream Theater – “Distance Over Time”
by Rob on February 18, 2019 at 11:54 am
After the controversial album “The Astonishing,” it makes perfect sense for Dream Theater to get back to the basics. “The Astonishing” was initially an album that sounded good to me overall but with a poor story line and too much … Continue reading &rarr […]
Paul Carrack
by Geoff Ford on February 17, 2019 at 6:00 pm
Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham 14th February 2019 Paul Carrack, one of Britain’s hardest working performers is back on the road and continuing to thrill his legions of fans as he tours the UK through the spring. Wearing his trademark hat and sunglasses, and with guitar in hand, Carrack opened his recent show at the Royal [&am […]
The Gödel Codex – Oak
by Roger Trenwith on February 16, 2019 at 7:00 pm
Underground music scenes in all urban centres naturally develop their own amoeba-like existence, dissolving and reforming in different shapes as the mood and the Muse takes them. Belgian capital Brussels is no different, and one such meeting of like minds is in a group called The Gödel Codex. Consisting of Etienne Plumer (Rêve d’Elephant, Animus [&am […]
Rhys Marsh – October After All
by Phil Lively on February 15, 2019 at 7:00 pm
Further to Rhys Marsh’s late 2018 announcement that he has signed to Karisma Records, I’m pleased to be able to take on this review. His last album, The Black Sun Shining, was spontaneous, visceral music. Rhys returns to a more structured approach with a third solo album that is a polished and honed collection of [&am […]
O.R.k – “Ramagehead”
by jondubose on February 15, 2019 at 11:42 am
Is it possible for me, as a huge fan of P@ Mastelotto, to give an objective review? Probably not but I’m going to do it anyway. Consisting of band members Lef: vocals, keys (Obake, Berserk!), Carmelo Pipitone: guitars (Marta Sui Tubi), Colin Edwin: … Continue reading &rarr […]
Semisonic – Feeling Strangely Fine
by Tony Colvill on February 14, 2019 at 7:00 pm
1998. To me another period where the manufactured music seemed to take over the airwaves, so the arrival of Semisonic with Closing Time was a godsend; nothing to do with my alternative residence of the pub, but the quality of the music. Lyrics with the clarity of Crowded House, memorable tunes, and a pleasure to [&am […]
MONO – “Nowhere Now Here”
by madvinyl on February 14, 2019 at 3:21 am
MONO is a mostly-instrumental band from Japan, whose first release was in 2001. Nowhere Now Here is their tenth album. If you asked me to place MONO and their music in a genre (something I find difficult for any music … Continue reading &rarr […]
Manuel Schmid & Marek Arnold – Zeiten
by Rob Fisher on February 13, 2019 at 7:00 pm
Art-pop: “progressive rock without the rock attitude”, explains Marek Arnold when I question him further. The instrumentation and the way the songs have been arranged, combined with Manuel Schmid’s interpretation and singing of the lyrics inclines it toward being pop. Yet the heartlands of progressive rock, with its complex chord progressions and unusual sequences, are [&am […]
Lost Crowns / Ham Legion / Wryneck
by Roger Trenwith on February 12, 2019 at 6:45 pm
The Slaughtered Lamb, Clerkenwell, London Friday, 8th February 2019 Time portals, sausages in the air, and heads leading independent lives to bodies are just three things one goes to gigs like these for, oh yeah, baby! A tempestuous and bursting climate greeted our arrival in the capital for our first gig of the year, the [&am […]
Dream Theater’s Jordan Rudess Announces New Solo Album ‘Wired For Madness’
by Rob on February 12, 2019 at 3:06 pm
Here’s the press release for the upcoming solo album by Jordan Rudess of Dream Theater: Dream Theater’s Jordan Rudess will release his brand new spiralling and stunning solo album ‘Wired for Madness’ on April 19 via Music Theories Recordings / … Continue reading &rarr […]

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