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Review – Downriver Dead Men Go – Departures – by Kevin Thompson

The man called Gerrit rounded the corner, his earphones mingling the noises from the factory to his left with the music on his mp3 player, whilst the lost and lonesome dragged through another evening shift on minimum wage to keep the corporate wolf from the council house door. Under-appreciated he mused, he couldn’t, wouldn’t want…
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Review – Sky Architect – Nomad – by James R. Turner

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Review – Jet Black Sea – Absorption Lines – by Emma Roebuck

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Review – Brother ape – Karma – by Rob Fisher

Brother ape happily portray their scintillating seventh studio album ‘Karma’ as being the result of their current point of evolution . It’s an astute comment which casts a revealing light on the ways in which the band have been developing across the four years since the release of the pulsating ‘Force Majeure’ in 2014. ‘Karma’…
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Offworld – Some Circles Are Square – New album release with FREIA Music

Debut album by this unique instrumental progressive band from Belgium to be released on September 22, 2016. Offworld’s debut concept album Some Circles Are Square is a roaring, soaring, never-boring, infuriating, wild and often whacky smorgasbord of a record – equal parts Prog, Psychedelic, Rock, Metal, Funk, Lounge, Shred, and a number of other styles…
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Review – Sebas Honing – The Big Shift – by Progradar

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Review – Profuna Ocean – In Vacuum

