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Tag Archives: prog rock
OMEGA – Gammapolis & Live At Kisstadion
November 29, 2022

Bacillus 1979 / MiG Music 2022 Rounding off their halcyon decade, Budapest band reach for celestial city and land in the glory-lit arena. Having reached their apex and then plateau with, respectively, that sculpted this Hungarian team’s now-particular style, the … Continue reading
ELLESMERE – Livesmere
November 25, 2022

AMS 2022 In order to rein in progressive expanse, Roman group introduce their panoramic tapestries to concert audience. Whatever one may think of this relatively unknown Italian ensemble, it would be difficult to deny the bravery of Roberto Vitelli’s collective … Continue reading
JOE MACRE – The Dream Is Free
November 23, 2022

Cuppa Joe 2022 In the sky again, American art-rocker soars to reach for the rainbow’s end only to locate riches on the ground. All it takes to hit one’s stride is start moving, and that’s exactly what Joe Macre did … Continue reading
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Tagged Crack The Sky, Joe Macre, prog rock
DELAY TACTICS – Elements Of Surprise
November 6, 2022

Multiphase 2022 Four decades after their debut, architects of American ambient brilliance are back with a platter of understated delights. When Carl Weingarten titled his 2022 album to seemingly defy his enemies’ expectations, hardly anyone could guess the guitarist’s next … Continue reading
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Tagged ambient, Carl Weingarten, David Udell, Delay Tactics, instrumental, Michael Manring, prog rock
OMEGA – Time Robber & Skyrover
October 4, 2022

Bacillus 1976-1978 / MiG Music 2022 Hungarian explorers of aural continuum seize the moment of halcyon days to hit the celestial realm and explode into space. “The past can not be found as some say,” sang this ensemble on while … Continue reading


