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Saturday, 31 May 2025

Phase 1 (Karfagen, 2016)

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Karfagen are a stunning band from Ukraine, the brainchild of  multi-instrumentalist Antony Kalugin. One of the most prolific acts I've e...
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Wednesday, 30 April 2025

Never Land (IQ, 2025)

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IQ's 2025 album titled "Dominion" is a very good specimen of (neo) prog rock, as usual. Even if it includes a long epic track ...
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Monday, 31 March 2025

20.000 leghe sotto i mari (Nuova Era, 2025)

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Nuova Era are among my favourite bands when it comes to vintage sounds and classic Italian prog. Walter Pini and his friends are veteran pro...
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Friday, 28 February 2025

The Light of Ancient Mistakes (Hats off Gentlemen It's Adequate, 2023)

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Sure, Hats off Gentlemen It's Adequate is a rather long name for a band, but I think they're worth our memory effort. Malcolm Gallow...
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Thursday, 30 January 2025

Hear My Voice Tonight (Seven Steps to The Green Door, 2019)

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Seven Steps to The Green Door are an interesting band from Germany active since 2006 and producing an innovative musical mix ranging from ne...
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Saturday, 30 November 2024

Wicked Flame (Believe, 2024)

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During the years, the Polish neo-prog band Collage (see elsewhere in this blog) produced a large family of side projects, including this Bel...
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Thursday, 31 October 2024

El Cortejo de un Día Amarillo (Bubu, 1978)

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 Bubu were (and still are, a a completely different line-up) one of the most intriguing bands coming from the vibrant Argentinian prog scene...
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