Celebrated Camel composer, singer and guitarist certainly has mastered the art of keeping the caravanserai of brilliant  recordings in line with his muse, and what better way than daring the roguish experiment of releasing neither a Camel album or an Andy Latimer one,...

I am fully aware that the following well-known quote might lead to some dire consequences based on corny facility but what the hell, I am an entirely pro-bono reviewer and certified as such, and I genuinely really don’t care anyway.  Prog “is like a box of chocolates...

From the still smoldering ashes of the peculiarly titled Dutch band Nice Beaver, this new line-up, where only bassist Erwin Scheijgrond comes in as a newbie, offers a new slant, and a new moniker,  as 10 long years have gone by since the pertinently named “The Time It...

Multi-instrumentalists Peter Lawson and Wolfgang Ostermann are back with a follow up to their exciting previous album from 2024 “Pandora’s Paradox”, a tasty packaging I enjoyed and reviewed accordingly. The duo are back with highly attractive cover art and an altered...

It always amazes me to see that the much maligned and oft abused Neo-prog genre receives such widespread interest in countries such as Poland and in the Netherlands while being just a passing craze elsewhere. Both countries have a long slate of incredible artists that...