Review: Black Fast – Spectre of Ruin
After the explosive impact of their last release, I was excited to hear Black Fast's latest musical offering.
On the surface, Spectre of Ruin is a...
Zeal & Ardor – Stranger Fruit
Zeal & Ardor’s 2017 Debut, Devil is Fine was an exercise in experimentation, fusing together soulful delta blues with furious, biting black metal to...
MØL’s blackgaze album ‘JORD’
Did you know there is a genre of music called blackgaze? I certainly didn't. It is the ambience of shoegaze (post-rock) combined with the...
Poly-Math – House of Wisdom | We are the Devil
A polymath is the name given to a person who could be considered as having expert knowledge across a range of topics. da Vinci,...
LUMEN – Sharing An Eye
The Augusta, Georgia, four piece LUMEN's (not to be confused with the Russian band of the same name) latest release Sharing An Eye really states...
Spock’s Beard have always been about moving forward and attempting to do something different
Spock’s Beard are an American progressive/symphonic rock band who, in many ways symbolise the ethos of what Prog rock is all about. The ethos...
Electronic music pioneer Klaus Schulze release Silhouettes
German composer Klaus Schulze is an amazingly prodigious artist and composer of electronic and ambient music. Whilst today he’s known for his usage of...
Danish proggers Odd Palace release Things to place on the moon
Danish band Odd Palace are building up quite a name for themselves within the modern prog community, with one well received EP under their...
Fargo – Constellation
Thirty odd years ago Fargo, led by bassist Peter Knorn made significant ripples in 80s rock scene and then seemingly faded away – Knorn...
James Christian’s Craving
Away from his day job, House of Lords singer James Christian has built a reputation as a fine solo artist, having released 3 albums...
