Review: Tranquonauts ‘III’
When Paul Crick – better known to the faithful as Paul Lumber, the thunderous bass anchor of Melbourne, Australia’s much-celebrated
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Prog
Review: Øresund Space Collective ‘Progably you’re Wrong’
I am no stranger to either instrumental music or long-form improvisation. I’ve delved into the depths of ‘60s and ‘70s
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Review: Elder ‘Through Zero’
One of the highlights of Desertfest London 2025 was not only finally getting to see the Massachusetts-formed, now Berlin-based, stoner,
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Review: Timeless Afternoon ‘Timeless Afternoon’
For musicians who have spent many years composing, performing, and writing lyrics, the absence of a proper album release can
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Review: Gong ‘Bright Spirit’
To talk about Gong is to talk about a big part of prog rock history, especially the Canterbury scene, where
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Review: Poly-Math ‘Something Deeply Hidden’
Poly-Math formed in 2013 and are from Brighton, East Sussex. They’ve had several line-ups during their lifespan, but the mainstay
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Review: Mordecai Smyth ‘Gather The Scattered Mind’
From the verdant heart of the Berkshire, specifically the charming town of Wokingham, emerges the remarkable figure of Mordecai Smyth,
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Review: Weedpecker ‘V’
Poland’s Weedpecker has been one of my favorites for a number of years. Their dare-I-say silly (intentionally?) band name might
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Review: L’ira Del Baccano ‘The Praise Of Folly’
After their 2025 split album with Dutch heavy stoner band Yama, L’ira Del Baccano, for the last twelve years, have
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Review: Twenty Four Hours ‘At The Edge Of Faith’
When I embark on the sonic journey of a new album, I constantly search for that elusive signal that reveals
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Review: Maha Sohona ‘A Dark Place’
According to Sinhalese folklore, the name Maha Sohona means ‘great graveyard demon’ and is one of the most feared in
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