Tag Archives: prog rock

THE EMERALD DAWN – Nocturne

February 13, 2019

World’s End 2019 Not so little night music from British quartet who want the quiet to linger on. Nowadays, when prog rock artists are prone to pretending that stasis is haste, it’s gratifying to see an ensemble embracing a certain … Continue reading →

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FERNANDO PERDOMO – Zebra Crossing

February 10, 2019

Cherry Red 2018 Grooving up slowly but surely, newly established hero of art rock crosses over to the center of where it all began. In the last year, this American artist made a valiant and successful attempt to emerge from … Continue reading →

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STEPHAN THELEN – Fractal Guitar

February 8, 2019

MoonJune 2019 Refracting sonic wonders through the prism of temporal space, Swiss artist harnesses ultimate elusiveness. Happening that takes place over time may feel like an oxymoron yet that’s what this album is all about: it’s seizing a shift from … Continue reading →

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SONAR – Live At Moods

February 5, 2019

7D Media 2018 Tempestuous concert set from Switzerland’s finest post-prog explorers that capture a moment to let it go. If there’s a line between immersion and unpredictability, it’s akin to a tightrope, yet these Swiss experimentalists walk the walk and … Continue reading →

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DAVID CROSS & ANDREW BOOKER – Ends Meeting

January 31, 2019

Cherry Red 2018 Total abandon and mental effortlessness unite two masters of uneasy escapism and send them on journey into enigma. Never a second fiddle, ‘ violin was as defining and vital for KING CRIMSON as Andrew Booker’s electronic drums … Continue reading →

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