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 Emotional waves ride the ether, in an illusory calm, while time becomes a state of mind.

 This is music of high hypnotic potential, full of emotion, that lives in the nuances and leaves you immersed in a kind of ecstatic torpor.

God Is An Astronaut’s 'Age Of The Fifth Sun' delivers an emotionally charged, hypnotic post-rock experience. The instrumental album balances delicate melodies with powerful riffs, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. While the band stays true to their signature sound, they refine it with simplicity and groove. The album invites listeners into a contemplative and immersive sonic journey. Dive into the mesmerizing soundscapes of 'Age Of The Fifth Sun' and experience God Is An Astronaut's unique post-rock journey today!

 Fruupp undoubtedly deserves your attention.

 With this album, Fruupp teaches us that when imagination guides our actions, we can also expect surprising results.

Fruupp's debut album Future Legends offers a refined symphonic prog experience rooted in 1970s Belfast. The music balances pastoral tones with electric touches, showcasing a solid identity often compared to Genesis. Despite some youthful naivety, the album features creative arrangements and engaging storytelling. The concept album delivers a dreamy, melodic journey without unnecessary complexity. Explore Fruupp's Future Legends and immerse yourself in a timeless symphonic prog journey full of melody and imagination.

 The debut of B.S.&W is not a masterpiece in the strict sense, but a historically important work because it would be a source of inspiration for many bands to come.

 'I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know'... a timeless masterpiece.

Blood, Sweat & Tears' debut album 'Child Is Father to the Man' showcases Al Kooper's vision of blending jazz and rock. The record is ambitious and historically important, balancing melody with refined arrangements. Standout tracks include 'I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know' and inventive covers. Though not a flawless masterpiece, it remains an influential work capturing the band's creative peak. Discover the innovative fusion of jazz and rock on Blood, Sweat & Tears' debut—listen now and dive into a classic musical journey!

 You seek a new sound, without reins, that can blend the spirituality of your roots with the rock soul cultivated over three decades on the road.

 This is an album to listen to in one breath. A mirror reflecting the image of a great man in his humility.

Robbie Robertson’s self-titled album is a deeply emotional journey blending his Native roots with rock influences. Supported by collaborations with iconic artists, the album showcases his introspective vocals and powerful guitar work. It’s a reflective work that captures his current state of mind and honors his past. The album invites listeners to experience it wholly rather than track-by-track. Listen to Robbie Robertson’s heartfelt self-titled album and experience a masterful blend of roots, rock, and personal storytelling.

 An introspective album, with soft atmospheres and delicate textures, which for once sets aside the characteristic Wurlitzer sound and favors acoustic parts.

 "Fool’s Overture" ... reaches the emotional peaks of this work ... while the cryptic lyrics talk to us about the inability of man to learn from his own mistakes.

This review praises Supertramp's 1977 album Even in the Quietest Moments for its introspective mood and refined blend of pop and progressive rock. Highlighting tracks like "Give a Little Bit" and the epic "Fool's Overture," it emphasizes the creative interplay between Rick Davies and Roger Hodgson. Despite not yet achieving major commercial success, the album showcases the band's maturing sound and emotional depth. The reviewer considers it an undervalued gem from a peak period for the group. Listen to Supertramp’s Even in the Quietest Moments and explore its timeless melodies and deep emotions today!

 "Banquet has literally overwhelmed me with its freshness and originality."

 "One rarely finds a singer of such capabilities in a progressive rock band."

Lucifer's Friend's album 'Banquet' impresses with its originality and progressive rock experimentation. The album blends krautrock, jazz improvisation, and robust horn sections, driven by John Lawton's exceptional vocals. Key tracks like 'Spanish Galleon,' 'Thus Spoke Oberon,' and 'Sorrow' showcase intricate arrangements and emotional depth. Despite being overlooked, this album stands as a pinnacle in the band's discography, recommended for fans of diverse and adventurous rock music. Listen to Lucifer's Friend 'Banquet' now and experience a unique blend of progressive rock and jazz innovation!

 The Niro is an introspective singer-songwriter, a minstrel of the new millennium, reminiscent of... Nick Drake or Elliott Smith.

 His voice full of colors and nuances paints enchanting melodies, between intimate whispers and flashes of voluptuous melancholy.

The Niro's self-titled debut reveals Davide Combusti as a talented and introspective singer-songwriter with a rich acoustic sound. His emotional vocal delivery and minimalistic arrangements show strong artistic potential. The album features highlights such as 'About Love And Indifference' and 'You Think You Are', though a couple of tracks fall short. While hesitant to sing in Italian, The Niro promises to be a noteworthy artist emerging from Italy. Listen to The Niro’s debut album and explore the fresh sound of a promising Italian singer-songwriter.

 "Music that speaks a universal language, touching on the shores of the most disparate genres, but relentlessly continuing its journey to discover emotion."

 "This is a modern and immediate work, despite its overflowing expressive freedom. Recommended for all lovers of music without borders."

Kvazar's album 'A Giant’s Lullaby' offers a rich and diverse musical experience blending progressive rock with Celtic folk, jazz, and psychedelia. The band’s creativity shines through intricate yet accessible arrangements. The album serves as a soothing, emotive journey, well suited for listeners seeking music without borders. It’s a modern, immediate work full of warmth and evocative atmospheres. Dive into Kvazar’s 'A Giant’s Lullaby' and explore a mesmerizing fusion of progressive rock and folk today!

 I love the small imperfections that one encounters along these grooves. They are the ones that, in the end, give soul to that majestic and evocative sound.

 The music gives way to a twilight silence. Images that slowly lose intensity. Eyes tired from their afterglow, which fades into dim glimmers, only to give way to darkness.

Änglagård's Buried Alive captures the emotional essence of Nordic progressive rock in a live setting. Though some criticize the live sound for imperfections, the reviewer embraces these flaws as soulful and genuine. The album spans delicate melodies, sudden electric bursts, and profound instrumental passages, highlighting intimate and poetic moments. The final performance is seen as a heartfelt farewell, rich in atmospheric and dynamic contrasts. Experience the raw beauty of Änglagård’s Buried Alive — listen now to this timeless progressive rock live album!

 A music to gulp down in one go, like whiskey just out of the barrel.

 This album tells of creaking doors opening and closing in front of these yet another losers of rock’n’roll.

The Quireboys' 'A Bit Of What You Fancy' captures the raw, gritty spirit of early 90s rock with smoky, energetic tracks. Featuring passionate vocals reminiscent of Rod Stewart, the album invites listeners into a world of reckless youth and heartfelt blues-infused melodies. Though the band’s fame was brief, this work remains an honest and engaging snapshot of rock 'n' roll life. Highlights include catchy piano riffs, boozy howls, and memorable ballads. Listen to The Quireboys' 'A Bit Of What You Fancy' and experience pure, unfiltered rock 'n' roll spirit today!