​One of the best FdM releases of this year.  A few renewed progrock covers but mainly strong own compostions with a lot of psychedelic keyboards. London Underground deserves a lot more attention.  Certainly a must have!

Great stuff of late eighties, early nineties with contributions from John Wetton.  Remember  not only the beautiful melodic structures but also the fantastic vocals from Glen Hughes. After so many years their music still affects me.

​Love these guys. Their music makes me happy and the complexity is well-balanced. Progrock with soft rock influences for a larger fanbase.

​One wonder what the value is of a live album.  Live they sound a little bit flat, so I suggest listening to their studio albums. They really have beautiful and strong compositions.

With Paul Glandorf as a singer, the band can look with confidence into the future. 

Follow up album from legendary keyboard player Keith Emerson, together with his mate Robert Berry.  After the death of Keith, Robert finished the second album from 3, a progband of the late eighties, with the assistent of Aaron Emerson and Mari Kawaguchi.  Just magnificent!

​Curious about the possibilities on electric guitar?  Listen to this masterpiece and let it overwhelm you.  The electric guitar can be an eclectic instrument in combination with modern technology. Enjoy and learn!

Very fine Swedish prog album that makes you happy with beautiful arrangements and enchanting melodies. 

Extremely rich and beautiful creation of Don Falcone’s Spirits Burning.  The collaboration with Michael Moorcock and his novel asks for… ‘to be continued’! 

Great melodic tracks from Oslo Norway. The band Pymlico deserves a place on every progrockfestival.  Their fifth album ‘Nightscape’ combines prog and a touch of jazz in a very original way.

The Belgian band Wanheda plays with joy their first full album, with a link to the human faillure on this collapsing world.  Not the most positive item, but put in a beautiful musical canvas.

Again a wonderful masterpiece of guitarist  Mark Wingfield.  A full hour of extremely original, inventive and innovative guitar in ten instrumental compositions.  Forget for a second Jimi Hendrix or Robert Fripp, and give attention to this wonderboy.

Kris Gietkowski’s new album sounds as a conversation with the Canterbury progrock band Egg.  Only three compositions, but 40 minutes pleasure for your ears.

Trio Jurgen Engler/Chris Lietz/David Cross  composed  spherical songs with a lot of electric violin from David Cross.  Adjusting strings and melodies brings well-known songs as Hallelujah or White Bird into another dimension.

What A Surprise.  Funky progrock with jazzy solo’s on guitar and piano.  Very rich soulful compostitions you can’t ignore. Great EP.

10th anniversary of Marius Duda’s solo project Lunatic Soul.  His new 6th album ‘Under The Fragmented Sky’ must be seen as a supplement on his 5th ‘Fractured’.  Dark and haunting songs with subtle electronics and vocal experiments with acoustic guitar are the key elements of this enchanting record.

The combination of art rock and singer-songwriter craftmenship works wonderful on Laura Meade’s solo album. Companion and multi-instrumentalist John Galgano feels perfectly the intention she wants to lay in her songs.  Impressive innovative work!

Soyuz is the tenth artwork  musically  painted by the Norwegian artrock band Gazpacho. Once more the band impresses with melodic songs with a great instrumental richness.

Wonderful project from Scandinavian progrock band Needlepoint.  Back to the seventies with jazz prog and dreamy psychedelic songs to insulate your mind.  Collector’s item soon!

Martin Turner keeps the Wishbone Ash heritage alive in style.  Old stuff and new songs with beautiful harmonies and weeping guitars from Danny Willson and Misha Nilolic.  We love it!

If you are not familiar with the work of former Yes, Flash, Empire guitar player Peter Banks, than this is your opportunity to enjoy a lot of his back cataloque.  Beautifull instrumental compositions in an original canvas of sounds and samples. To Never Forget!

Why did he wait so long to give the World his wonderful songs??  ONE is one of the most interesting albums of the year.  Eclectic: yes. Professional: of course. Dated: so what? Entertaining: without doubt!!

Japanese band, with female leader Yuka plays wonderful progrock in British style, based on Greek Mythology.  Fine melodic music!  ‘Did You Find A Star?’….Yes, we did!

Fernando Perdomo’s debut Out To Sea reflects his adoration for guitar progrock of the 60’s and 70’s.  But also it proves his magic musicianship.  Frank Zappa should say: “Shut up and play your guitar…as Fernando Perdomo”.

Beautiful jazzy live performance of a few songs from their latest album ‘Laisse ça être’.   Experimental but also very rich compositions.  Aquaserge becomes definitely the most inventive band of France.