Tag Archives: prog rock

BEN CRAVEN – The Single Edits

April 2, 2018

Desert Comb 2017 Stepping down from epic stallion, Oz-based purveyor of prog aims to streamline his oeuvre for mass consumption. It’s one of art-rock follies: to go for large scale where short-span immediacy is required – and Ben Craven seems … Continue reading →

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FOCUS – The Family Album

March 20, 2018

In And Out Of Focus / Cherry Red 2017 Snapshot of Dutch veterans’ recent past and nearest future, with not a ghost from distant palace. It’s a bit misleading: usually, family albums are dedicated to the exploration of roots and … Continue reading →

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THE FOXHOLES – Sci-Fox

March 16, 2018

Creative Commons 2017 Going for cosmic wonders in order to conquer chaos, Catalan trio refine their flight formula on an album number seven. The constantly changing line-up of this ensemble can point to leader Jonah A. Luke’s restless progression, yet … Continue reading →

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DER BLUTHARSCH – What Makes You Pray

March 8, 2018

WKN 2017 Display of eerie talismans to let one seek and find the reason to believe – and live on. It would be easy to get lost in the endless string of this Austrian group’s releases if only they didn’t … Continue reading →

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DER BLUTHARSCH – Sucht & Ordnung

February 26, 2018

WKN 2016 Method to the madness finds its place at the altar of cosmic consciousness. Tight yet expansive is the run of this album that’s comprised of three untitled cuts which measure the distance Albin Julius’ project has gone since … Continue reading →

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