The gifted multi-instrumentalist returns with a second solo album, on the heels of recent work with Z Machine as well as guesting on the third Enigmatic Sound Machines album, "Imperfect Silence", where he was featured prominently on all tracks. Experimental Prog with...

Easily among the most fascinating artist currently in the progressive realm, Grice continues on a rather prolific ride, obviously highly inspired by choosing the introspective inner world to discover, instead of the brutally ill-mannered, raucous and at times, obscene...

Both “Mantelpeace” the stunning 2020 debut and “Fairly Carefree” two years later were quite enjoyable and very well received. The introduction of guitarist Rindert Bul as a guest on the first album was a very good move, as his work with fellow Utrecht band Novatia was...

Many years have passed since the previous Trion album graced our proggy shores, 2013’s Funfair Fantasy maintaining the quality of the first two albums.  Thirteen long years later, the spirit and style have not altered one bit, faithfully continuing their career of...

Having four musicians collaborating via the internet across an ocean is a rather incredible achievement that can be done with modern technology, sending files and conversing via the web in all kinds on video applications. Between various studios in  Las Vegas, Irvine,...

I noticed a particularly interesting trait concerning prog from Italy, going back decades in fact. There seems to unexpected lulls of Italian releases that may last a few weeks or even months and then BAM, an avalanche kicks in without any advance notice. In a way, it...

Dave Allen and Colin Powell are monsters. Freaks of nature. Ogres, brutes, and even beasts if you wish! Why may you ask? Colin has been birthing new albums at a ridiculous pace ( A Multitude of One , Nova Cascade, etc..), while the equally prolific Dave has pounded...

The Progressive Man of Colours, Rob Reed does have a fascination for different hues, such as Cyan and Magenta, but if one wishes to stretch the narrative a bit into fantasyland, another clue can be found in his last name, if you omit one ‘e’! After a fairly long...