The second album from this English band. The Reasoning is to a large degree what we called supergroup in the good old days. Members wh...

A live album by a band who deserve a lot of praise for just being here. A band who fought an oppressive regime and won. A band who was ...

The second album from this US band. Or to be precise, this band from Minneapolis, Minnesota. Their first album Dismantle The Sky from...

This is the Japanese band which should not confused with other bands with the same name. The US bands, to be more specific. I don...

Time for a change - A line from Eyjafjallajokull, the third song on this album. The debut from this band from Belgium. A side project ...

The fourth album from this Argentine band. I apparantly hated their second album Intro, according to a review I wrote many years ago....

Their second album this year. An album which confirms my suspicions from the first album. Galahad are veterans in the neo-prog genre ...

The third album from this Italian fusion band. After two great fusion/RPI albums, Arti e Mestieri goes a bit commercial with a mix of...

The third album from this French band. Aluk Todolo is a three piece band with members from two black metal bands. I have a record fro...

The debut album from this Norway based band. The band operates with a lot of musicians. But the music is very laidback acoustic, somb...

Their fourth album and one I have been grappling with for a while. The year is 1975 and Earth And Fire is getting rid of the symphoni...

Their second real studio album after their great 1973 self titled debut and a half baked very poor demo album (Dietro l'Uragano) re...

Aquarelle was a Quebec, Canada jazz/fusion band who released this and a live album before they disappeared without a trace again. A one...

The second and final album by this Spanish band. This band released their first album in 1998 and followed up with this live album. I g...

The debut album from Damon Martin's solo project. He and the band is from the north-east of Scotland. That normally means Aberdeen,...

Their fourth album hides behind some horrible cover art work. Atoll changed style from each album and Rock Puzzle is another style ch...

A band setup by Venezuelan imigrants in London, England. Ilan Chester is the most famous one of them and he is a kind of a national trea...

A strange album title for their eight album. Jan Akkerman and Thijs Van Leer were back in the band again after their rather unsuccesf...

John Galgano is the second Izz affiliated member who steps out with a debut album this year. This in addition to this year's Izz al...

The second and final album from this French band. Angipatch is a curious case of a band coming in as an Ange copycat and then adoptin...

The second album from this German krautrock band. The band name is far more exciting and lively than their music. Music which is bord...

The debut album from this French band. Neom is heavy influenced by the likes of Magma and a very welcome addition to the small zeuhl ...

The debut album from this White Willow and Wobbler affiliated Norwegian band. We are however not in symph prog land. Instead, this ba...

Their seventh album and the follow up to the excellent Scheherazade And Other Stories album. Novella is perhaps the final classic Rena...

The third album from this Italian symph prog band. After their two first albums, which were ELP (1. album) and a bit avant-garde (2. ...

Another new Italian band & debut album in the prog rock genre. The songs are medium long without any of them going past the ten m...

Their fourth album. An album lost, found and released many years after the band had split up. Black Widow had abandoned the hard rock...

For some reason of stupidity, I volunteered to review this debut album from this new bright hope in the Florida death metal scene. It...

The second album from this Polish band. Ananke is being labelled as a neo-prog band in most music magazines. Which is a pretty good l...

Led Zeppelin finally celebrated the end of the road with the legendary O2 gig on the 10. December 2007. A gig where Jason replaced his ...

The seventh album from this Hungarian band. After Crying operates somewhere between rock, new age, classical music and symph prog on ...

A new name to me although I got their two albums some time ago in an online auction, bundled together with some Mona Lisa albums. A rev...

Seven albums into their career and Jan Akkerman had left the band. The pretty well known pop singer PJ Proby had joined the band. Hence...

I was listening a lot to their 2007 epos Empires Never Last when it was released but never got around to review it. So Battle Scars is m...

An unknown band from Northern Ireland with their one and only album. Andwellas Dream operated in the Belfast scene at the same time a...

The debut album from this band from Guatemala, America. The country has a good scene and Alux Nahual released seven albums before they ...

Their first live album. One of many live albums. It is hard to argue against a live album with their best stuff. 100 minutes with the...

The so far only album from this Israeli band. RIO albums is a bit hit and miss. This genre has had a good progression since the start...

Their seventh album. Ange has arrived in the 1980s and released a typical 1980s album with the plastic fantastic sound and lots of In...

The return of these masters of Scandinavian melancholy. Four tracks, averaging thirteen minutes each. Four compositions. Four instrum...

Saga is back to their good old form with this, their thirteenth album. The previous album The Pleasure & The Pain from 1997 was f...

The debut album from this German band. Vampire State Building has got a legend status in the krautrock scene. It is far more famous t...

The fifth album from this band from Ukraina, lead by Antony Kalugin. He is known from Karfagen and a pretty substantial name in the Euro...

The fourth and so far final studio album from this RIO/Avant-Garde band from Chile. I am pretty unfamiliar with their previous albums...

Their 50th or so album since 1997. I am not joking. This band release numerous albums every year. The reason for this creativity is t...

Hmm..... This band has inadvertently delivered the best judgement on this year's weather. This is their third album after a prett...

Another Italian symph prog band with one album only and then decades of obscurity. Not much is known about this band. It is fair to cl...

The one and only album from this Algerian-French band. Rahmann gives us a very eclectic blend of jazz, African-Arabic ethno music and...

The third album from this British cult band. A band who could had been one of the greats, but fell by the wayside just when they were a...

To my knowledge, this is the debut album by this Polish band. AnVision is going down this well throdden prog metal path. They are an ...