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 These are the Cougar, not just well-prepared musicians and masters of modern technologies, but above all artists capable of freeing and shaping their own creativity.

 A sonic magma in constant motion, never the same, hypnotic and disorienting.

Cougar’s album Patriot showcases a daring experimentation in electronic post-rock, blending ethereal melodies, irregular rhythms, and expressive guitar work. The group’s creative freedom results in a hypnotic and fresh sonic experience. This album pushes boundaries, offering a unique escape from musical homogenization, and invites listeners to immerse deeply in its intricate and colorful soundscapes. Dive into Cougar’s Patriot and experience a mesmerizing blend of electronic post-rock and psychedelic sounds today!

 Music out of time, that belongs to no genre or era, in a world that is changing rapidly.

 'Criminal World', with its hiccuping bass and terribly sensual demeanor, is the only known track from the album.

Metro’s self-titled debut album offers a sophisticated blend of art-rock, pop, and folk with imaginative arrangements and elegant atmospheres. Despite limited commercial success, the album stands out for its creativity and timeless charm. Key tracks like 'Criminal World' and 'One Way Night' highlight its emotional depth and musical skill. The collaboration of Duncan Browne and Peter Godwin shaped an album that remains a hidden gem of English underground music. Explore Metro's elegant and timeless art-rock debut—listen now and rediscover a hidden classic!

 His guitar spoke the language of the soul, constantly seeking the good vibrations, that music stored deep within.

 In December 1976, at only 25 years old, Tommy was taken down by a lethal cocktail of drugs and alcohol.

This review highlights Tommy Bolin's 'Energy' album as an early and vibrant showcase of his eclectic talents and innovative fusion style. It emphasizes his natural inventiveness and technical skill, blending jazz, blues, and rock. The album's unreleased tracks reveal important stages of Bolin's artistic growth. Despite his tragic early death, Bolin's musical legacy shines through this rediscovered work. Explore Tommy Bolin's electrifying 'Energy' album and experience the early brilliance of a fusion guitar legend.

 Déjà-vu are a forgotten meteor of the progressive undergrowth of the seventies, and this "Between the Leaves" is their only testament.

 Far from the self-destructive excesses that the genre is facing at that time, Déjà-vu shun technical or experimental exasperations and put their art at the service of melody.

Between the Leaves by Déjà-vu is a rare and evocative 1976 prog rock album blending symphonic and blues influences with melodic warmth. Originally a vinyl-only release, it was reissued in 1995 as a tribute to vocalist Kai Grønlie. Far from the era's experimental extremes, the album emphasizes genuine, accessible melodies supported by rich keyboards and airy vocals. Though unlikely to resurface widely, it remains a cherished find for fans of classic progressive rock. Explore the vintage sounds of Déjà-vu's Between the Leaves and rediscover a hidden classic of 70s progressive rock.

 It captivates you like a psychotropic substance, spreading malevolently in the ether.

 It’s the redeemed soul of Nick Cave hand in hand with the ghost of Ian Curtis.

The review captures the melancholic and haunting atmosphere of Madrugada's album, highlighting its deep emotional impact during a rainy night drive. It celebrates Sivert Høyem's powerful vocals and Robert Burås's guitar work, while drawing parallels to Nick Cave and Ian Curtis. The album's moody, retro-infused ballads create an immersive, captivating listening experience. A poignant nod is given to Robert Burås, emphasizing the emotional gravity of the record. Dive into Madrugada’s haunting soundscapes—listen now and experience their dark, emotional journey.

 Rook is a record for which I cannot find a flaw, except that it seems too close to perfection.

 The intense voice of Jonathan Meiburg, never so tormented and vibrant, offers moments of great drama.

Shearwater's album Rook delivers a profound environmental message through introspective lyrics and a refined, balanced sound. The record marks an evolution from their previous work, featuring Jonathan Meiburg's vibrant and haunting vocals. Combining folk and rock elements with detailed production, it creates a powerful emotional experience. The reviewer praises Rook as nearly flawless and perfect for immersive, solitary listening. Discover the haunting beauty of Shearwater's Rook—listen now and let the emotional journey begin.

 The Gov't Mule have done it in the best way with this album.

 They continue relentlessly on their path. Probably, they don’t know how to do anything else but this, yet they do it the best way they know how.

Gov't Mule's The Deep End Volume 1 honors the late Allen Woody with a heartfelt blend of southern rock and blues. Featuring notable guest musicians, the album balances melancholy with energetic and soulful performances. It showcases the band's resilient spirit and commitment to their musical roots, delivering a dynamic mix of originals and covers with authentic passion. Discover the soulful tribute and rich southern rock vibes of Gov't Mule's The Deep End Volume 1—listen now and feel the passion.

 Madness is the backbone around which the musical universe of the band revolves, as well as the leitmotif of Hex.

 Bigelf is among those who can wear whatever they want and manage to do so with style and imagination.

Bigelf's album Hex is a masterful mix of hard rock riffs, psychedelic atmospheres, and melodic harmonies inspired by 70s rock legends. Damon Fox leads the band through a surreal journey full of vintage synths and buzzing guitar layers. This album is a bold, stylish statement that appeals to progressive rock fans and those who appreciate technically flawless and imaginative music. Despite its complexity, Hex may challenge some listeners but ultimately stands out with its creative flair and energy. Dive into Bigelf's Hex and experience a vivid cocktail of psychedelic and hard rock—listen now and embrace the madness!

 Theirs is a free and sunny jazz rock, full of good vibes, which chooses instinct over reason.

 The powerful and warm timbre of singer J.W. Hodkinson finally seals it all, in an album that never shows its side and leaves you enveloped in an emotional undertow of rare intensity.

If's debut album 'If 1' from 1970 is a vibrant and cohesive jazz rock record filled with positive energy and masterful interplay. Drawing inspiration from contemporaries like Blood, Sweat & Tears and Colosseum, the band balances improvisation and accessible melodies. Standout tracks feature soulful saxophone, flowing guitar, and lively flute solos, all led by the warm vocals of J.W. Hodkinson. The album captures the spirit of early seventies musical exploration without losing directness or groove. Dive into If's timeless 1970 jazz rock debut and experience the bright, groove-driven spirit of early progressive music!

 Music that sets no boundaries nor seeks a destination, but insidiously and irresistibly settles within each of us, like nicotine.

 The most profound and inspired thing I have found in modern songwriting.

WovenHand's Ten Stones delivers an intense and poetic fusion of dark folk and rock led by David Eugene Edwards. The album explores diverse styles, blending acoustic ballads with electrifying distortions. Inspired by roots traditions and influences like Nick Cave and Tom Waits, it is a challenging yet rewarding work that stands out within modern songwriting. Its deep atmosphere invites slow appreciation and captivates listeners willing to explore its mystic soundscapes. Dive into WovenHand’s Ten Stones and experience a haunting blend of folk and rock like never before.