Tag Archives: prog rock

FERNANDO PERDOMO – Waves

January 31, 2025

Fernando Perdomo 2024 The auspicious beginnings of one musician’s year-long fascination with ebb and tide. There are many reasons to respect, if not admire, who manages to be prolific as a composer and generous as a player, both in the … Continue reading →

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NEKTAR – Mission To Mars

January 17, 2025

Deko 2024 Thinking big on a concept level but keeping it brief in regard to an album scope has always been this ensemble’s forte – demonstrated with style and gusto on their early classics and – so a possible finale … Continue reading →

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DAYS BETWEEN STATIONS – Perpetual Motion Machines

January 15, 2025

Days Between Stations 2024 Painting an aural portrait of a visual artist, Californian purveyors of art-rock find their own identity. Keeping it minimal has never been this duo’s intent – neither in terms of their imagination’s span nor with regard … Continue reading →

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KING CRIMSON – Red: 50th Anniversary Edition

December 26, 2024

Island 1974 / Panegyric 2024 If you know how turbulence can be: translated into music, the Eye of Sauron keeps on sending resonant terrors into the ether. The Omega to the Alpha that has been for five decades, “Red” hit … Continue reading →

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IAN GOTHE & FERNANDO PERDOMO – Never Let Go

December 14, 2024

Think Like A Key 2024 Subtitled “A Tribute To Camel”: homage to the gods of light brings revelatory angles to familiar fare. As influential as this collective were, CAMEL never really had the pleasure of hearing their classics covered – … Continue reading →

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