​Beautiful harmonies and melodies.  Gothic without the black and agressive image?.  Instead songs to dream away and lose yourself in a hopefull fairytale world.

​Compelling new album with Maartje Meessen in a star role. Don’t hesitate to dream away. Recommended.

Experimental rock with nostalgic musical influences and digital platforms makes Combo Qazam an interesting progband. Ritmic rock, harmony vocals, and a lot of unpredictable changes.  Listen to their first single…a beauty!

​Wonderful live recordings in the slipstream of the 2019 tour with old songs to remember and newer material from the recent ‘Seventeen’ album.  A must for prog fans.

​Once again 10 great instrumental compositions from violin player Darryl Way, now also skillful on guitar.  Orchestral progrock with jazz and classical influences. A realistic musical interpretation of the imagination on different locations.

​I said it before: Fernando Perdomo is one of the best guitar players new generation.  Dramatic, emotional and atmospheric compositions will tell his own story. Ingenious and addictive.

​Great prog album where the unpredictable continues to challenge.  Strongly recommended.

I really love the alternative versions, instrumentals and live performances. An indispensable collection for the beginner and the die hard fan.

​Extremely inventive and original progrock from Illinois.  Art in music.  Strongly recommended.

Energetic and powerful album with the skilled voice of Bernie Shaw and  the outstanding guitar of Dale Collins. All credits go to this marvellous Canadian composer!

The band is leaving the labyrinth, seeking for a brand new start.  Fans won’t be disappointed with the new songs and first listeners will be surprised when they hear ‘Salve Mater’.

Fourth album of Swedish band HFMC focuses on keyboard and melodic arrangements.

The legendary band Lucifer’s Friend still knows how to rock, in seventies style like usual, of course. A few songs however will tear your attention and that’s enough to get happy with this third reunion album. 

​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.