Review: Sealand Airlines ‘Sealand Airlines’
Keyboardist Andrii Davydenko, guitarist Mykhailo Kanafotskyi; bassist/vocalist (and keyboards/flute/violin) Artem Bemba and drummer Iurii Khomik are Ukrainian progsters Sealand Airlines.
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Prog Rock
Review: Onsegén Ensemble ‘Fear’
Finland’s Onségen Ensemble are somewhat of an oddity. Formed in two thousand and four, they’re only now, in the last
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Review: Zombi ‘2020’
A band who name themselves after the Italian title of George Romero’s Dawn Of The Dead with a soundtrack by
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Review: Kingnomad ‘Sagan Om Rymden’
As I suspect is the case with many of you, I first came across Sweden’s Kingnomad on Ripple Music’s Second
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Orgöne Interview
Orgöne are a wild band. On their debut album, Mos/Fet (out the 19th of June on Heavy Psych Sounds), the
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Review: Orgöne ‘Mos/Fet’
Orgöne are a five piece from Rennes, France and consist of Allan Barbarian (Drums/Percussions), Nick Le Cave (Bass), Tom Angelo
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Review: Gaffa Ghandi ‘Artificial Disgust’
Gaffa Ghandi are a four-piece outfit from Berlin, Germany consisting of Georg Edert – Drums, Lucas Kazzer – Bass, Frieder
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Review: Elephant Tree ‘Habits’
It feels like a long time since Elephant Tree’s last self-titled album; four years exactly having checked. In the interim,
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Review: Moura ‘Moura’
Spanish five-piece Moura are from La Coruna in the north west tip of Spain and are comprised of Diego Veiga
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Review: Spell ‘Opulent Decay’
Spell are an enigmatic power trio from Vancouver, Canada and they consist of Cam Mesmer (lead vocals/bass) Graham McVie (guitars/backing
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Review: Merlin ‘The Mortal’
Is progress always a good thing? That’s probably not an appropriate question to try and answer in an album review,
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