Princisbecco

 It’s crazy to think that due to contractual obligations the group recorded such a track in one session, first take, still finding laser-like precision in the endless interlocks of the track.

 The suite 'The Great Panjandrum Wheel' is beautiful precisely because it is claustrophobic, captivating, and surprising.

Automatic Fine Tuning’s self-titled album is a rare and extraordinary progressive rock masterpiece from 1976. The record features complex guitar interplay reminiscent of baroque music, defying typical 70s prog clichés. The centerpiece is the hypnotic suite “The Great Panjandrum Wheel,” showcasing exceptional musicianship. Though lesser-known and hard to find, this album remains a fascinating artifact that anticipates later prog-metal sounds. Explore this rare treasure and immerse yourself in the powerful guitar-driven world of Automatic Fine Tuning’s prog masterpiece!

 El Porqué de Mis Peinados is one of the most artistically successful records, judged by many among the best 100 ever recorded in Spain.

 The hermeticism of the lyrics, dark and fascinating, humorous and surreal, is the true unifying trait in otherwise colorful and changing production.

This review explores Antonio Luque's 1997 album 'El Porqué de Mis Peinados' under his stage name Sr. Chinarro. The album is praised for its unique blend of acoustic guitar with diverse influences and dark, surreal lyrics. It highlights the album's thematic depth and layered musicality, marking it as a key work in Spanish indie pop. The review also examines standout tracks and the album’s elusive, magical atmosphere. Dive into Sr. Chinarro’s unique indie pop world and explore the magic of El Porqué de Mis Peinados today!

 We are faced with a true progressive treasure that blossomed during the 'troubled times' of the Brazilian military dictatorship.

 I challenge you to find a guitar solo more beautiful than the one Neto nails after just a few notes of piano at the beginning of this piece.

Depois Do Fim by Bacamarte is a hidden progressive rock treasure from Brazil, composed during the 1970s. It fuses Italian prog, South American folk, and classic prog rock elements with exceptional musicianship. Guitarist Mario Neto and singer Jane Duboc stand out with captivating performances. Despite slightly synthetic keyboards, the album offers a richly diverse and balanced listening experience. A must for both progressive rock newcomers and seasoned fans. Explore Bacamarte's Depois Do Fim now and dive into a rich world of South American progressive rock!

 There is absolutely nothing 'gothic' here.

 One of the greatest 'flute albums' in all of Prog.

Gotic’s 1977 album Escenes delivers a bright and melodic Mediterranean-flavored progressive rock experience. The instrumental album highlights tasteful flute and electric piano work, steering clear of gothic clichés. Its Catalan titles reflect a return to cultural expression after Franco’s dictatorship. The closing tracks are especially praised for their heartfelt and intricate compositions, making Escenes a treasured hidden prog classic. Listen to Gotic’s Escenes and discover a unique Mediterranean take on classic progressive rock!

 Almost without realizing it, the guitar, from a timid background, takes center stage and produces oriental and distorted sounds, dipped in diluent and wah-wah.

 'Nipponjin' is one of the most significant tracks of the Japanese scene, with an electrifying yet nostalgic guitar break reminiscent of Gilmour.

The 1973 album 'Far Out' features two lengthy tracks that blend meditative, psychedelic, and oriental sounds. Created by a group of Japanese musicians led by Fumio Miyashita, the album showcases evocative vocals and detailed guitar performances by Eiichi Sayu. It carries a nostalgic yet experimental vibe reminiscent of Ash Ra Tempel and Pink Floyd. The album marks an important moment in Japan's alternative music scene, preceding the formation of the Far East Family Band. Dive into the mesmerizing sounds of Far Out's 1973 album and uncover one of Japan's psychedelic rock gems!