ARILD BROTER (NORWAY) A Spectre of Sounds
James Bond music reimagined! When dreaming of progressive bucket list wishes, nothing can compare to reliving some of the greatest melodies from one of the supreme composers of our time in John Barry. Outside of “Smoke on the Water”, I cannot think of a more obviously...STUCKFISH (UK) IV
Here is another example of a melodic prog band that really deserves recognition, as I own all three previous albums, even though I have not reviewed them yet, mainly because Progarchives has still not found the time to include them in their data base. With this recent...PURE REASON REVOLUTION (UK) Coming Up to Consciousness
The artistic world is a many splendored thing, where any particular talent has the latitude and ability to progress, regress, digress, repress and even aggress in which ever matter it ses fit, as the corporate kings have lost their imperial powers over recording,...ANUBIS (AUSTRALIA) The Unforgivable
The first four Anubis albums are quite revered in the Prog Rogue collection, with 2018’s Different Stories and and Homeless from 2020 being both very tasty but slightly underwhelming, as they were more compact, song-oriented albums. As a testament to these Ozzies who...LONDON UNDERGROUND (ITALY) Live at the 19th Dream of Dr. Sardonicus Festival
While I was tuning in to my usual prog radio staple, the Friday Night Progressive station, I was immediately and unexpectantly surprised by the first few and very familiar notes of one of my all-time favorite prog tracks, Brian Auger’s Oblivion Express rendition of a...
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