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LONELY ROBOT – releases new video/single Spiders?
Lonely Robot, the project masterminded by producer, guitarist and singer/songwriter John Mitchell (Kino, Frost*, Arena, It Bites), are set to release their fourth album Feelings Are Good on the 17th July 2020. Now, a second track from this record has been released featuring an impressive video by Miles Skarin of Crystal Spotlight: John Mitchell has…
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Rikard Sj?blom’s Gungfly launch video for Happy Somewhere In Between? / first single from Alone Together?
Swedish multi-instrumentalist Rikard Sj?blom recently announced his new album under the Gungfly moniker, Alone Together. Set for release on the 4th September 2020, it followsan extremely productive past few years, whether it be working with English progressive rockers Big Big Train, or taking the lead with Gungfly. Today sees the launch of the first single Happy Somewhere In Between…
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Pain of Salvation – Launch first single/video for opening track ACCELERATOR from new album PANTHER?
Album pre-order starting today! Firmly at the forefront of the progressive rock and metal scenes for nearly three decades now and one of modern rock’s most acclaimed live acts, Sweden’s Pain of Salvation return with a new studio album entitled PANTHER, due out August 28th, 2020 worldwide via InsideOutMusic. A first single and video (Directed by Lars…
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Tim Bowness releases video and single, ?I’m Better Now from forthcoming album Late Night Laments?
On August 28th, 2020, Tim Bowness will release his sixth solo album, Late Night Laments, on InsideOutMusic. The album offers a collection of lush, atmospheric songs with a wide lyrical scope marking the most intimate yet universal of Bowness’s solo releases. As a first track, Tim Bowness decided to release the unsettling yet accessible ‘I’m…
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GAZPACHO, THE KINGS OF ATMOSPHERIC AND AFFECTIVE ROCK RETURN WITH NEW ALBUM FIREWORKER – DUE FOR RELEASE ON KSCOPE ON 18TH SEPTEMBER
For nearly twenty years, Gazpacho have reigned as the kings of atmospheric and affective art rock. That’s certainly no small feat, as the subgenre is full of wonderfully moody, ornate, and emotional artists; yet, none of them manage to achieve the same level of exquisite baroque resonance and hypnotically introspective weight as the Norwegian sextet.…