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 "Noise is never enough, I apologize to your ears, but what apologies, it’s too late by now."

 A sharper vein of lyrics emerges, and at the same time, bold irregular tempos are introduced, reverse synthesizers, solos with vague prog reminiscences.

The Bastard Sons Of Dioniso’s album 'Per non fermarsi mai' marks a triumphant step beyond restrictive industry constraints, showcasing bold lyrics and innovative rhythms. The album mixes prog, grunge, and punk influences with technical finesse, resulting in a fresh and varied rock sound. Highlighted by the single 'Rumore Nero', it features distinctive vocals and polished harmonies. Awarded the best Italian indie album of 2011, it appeals to fans seeking transversal rock styles. Discover the dynamic sound of The Bastard Sons Of Dioniso and dive into 'Per non fermarsi mai'—listen now for an unforgettable indie rock journey!

 Arlo Guthrie fills his music with many different stimuli; and it is thus that less significant pieces also emerge in his repertoire.

 "Amigo" is a concentrate of Arlo Guthrie’s capabilities, paying tribute to Phil Ochs and Víctor Jara while showcasing his versatile songwriting.

The review highlights Arlo Guthrie's 1976 album 'Amigo' as a showcase of his songwriting versatility and political activism. It honors folk legends like Phil Ochs and Víctor Jara while balancing poignant ballads with lighthearted tracks. The album reflects Guthrie’s unique role as a protest singer and his dedication to his father’s musical legacy. Overall, it praises 'Amigo' as a great work by a talented artist. Explore 'Amigo' to experience Arlo Guthrie's heartfelt protest songs and timeless folk storytelling.

 Try to resemble the golden-age Yes yourselves!

 An album that never loses tension, where all the pieces deserve listening.

Starcastle's eponymous 1976 debut stands out as a technically brilliant and balanced progressive rock album from the US. Often likened to the golden-age Yes, the group carves its own identity with cohesive compositions and impressive musicianship. Key tracks include "Lady of the Lake," "Elliptical Seasons," and "Sunfield." Despite their quality, Starcastle remains relatively unknown, making this album a rewarding discovery for prog fans. Explore Starcastle's debut album and experience a masterful blend of classic prog rock influences with unique American flair!

 "Drinkable" prog that balances theater, ballroom, and arena styles.

 The theme of a blind child interacting with an extraterrestrial creature fits perfectly in the era's long, sci-fi inspired rock compositions.

Nektar's 1973 album 'Remember The Future' is an expansive and eclectic progressive rock suite. It blends danceable rhythms with influences from Yes and Genesis, wrapped in a sci-fi narrative. The album's two main sections offer a rich, thematic journey unified by a recurring motif. Praised for its composition and originality, it earns a solid four-star rating. Listen to Nektar's 'Remember The Future' and experience a timeless progressive rock adventure!

 What particularly emerges in this work is the great compositional inspiration that still drives the guitarist as the decade reaches its turning point.

 His vocal ability leaves a bit to be desired, not off-key, but with a tone that is not very interesting and perhaps inexperienced.

Steve Howe’s 1975 solo album 'Beginnings' showcases his compositional talent and broad musical influences beyond his work with Yes. The album blends prog rock, classical, folk, and symphonic pop with a variety of instruments and guest musicians. While the vocal performance is less compelling, Howe’s guitar skills and creative diversity shine through. It reflects the transition period in his career and previews future directions in his music. Discover the diverse sounds and guitar mastery of Steve Howe’s 'Beginnings'—a must-listen for prog rock and guitar fans alike!

 An homage to Bach and finally three tracks of technical and powerful rock.

 A recommended album, where the still young Tommy Shaw, Dennis DeYoung, and James Young present with notable mastery rare gems of 70s rock dew to be downed in one gulp.

Styx II is a standout early album from Styx, blending progressive rock with hard rock and AOR influences. It showcases the band’s original sound before their arena rock shift. The album features memorable tracks like the power ballad 'Lady' and balances complex instrumentation with powerful melodies. Despite moderate initial success, it remains a highly recommended gem from the 70s rock scene. Listen to Styx II now and experience the classic blend of 70s progressive and hard rock mastery!

 'All Together Now' is an exquisite distillation of rock with prog and hard influences from the early seventies.

 'Hold Your Head Up' is a successful gem that will go down in history.

Argent, a notable British progressive rock band active from 1968 to 1976, released 'All Together Now' in 1972 as a high point of their career. The album skillfully combines prog rock, hard rock, and blues influences, featuring memorable songs like 'Hold Your Head Up'. Despite limited commercial breakthrough, it remains an appreciated classic. The review highlights the band's lineup and songwriting strengths, especially the contributions of Rod Argent and Russ Ballard. Listen to Argent’s iconic 'All Together Now' and experience a landmark of 70s prog rock today!

 Emerson showcases his more carefree, improvisational, honky-tonk side.

 A very pleasant listen, recommended, the work of a great artist, with hints here and there that still echo and propose an unparalleled virtuosity.

Keith Emerson's 'Honky' reveals a more carefree, improvisational side of the legendary keyboardist. Moving away from the complexity of his past work, the album offers playful honky tonk, jazz, and blues themes. Its highlights include a mini-suite inspired by classical folk themes and an overall relaxed atmosphere. The album reflects Emerson's virtuosity with a lighter, fun approach. Listen to Keith Emerson's 'Honky' to experience his playful keyboard brilliance and jazzy improvisations today!

 The Masquerade Overture is truly an excellent collection of progressive works, with an idea of unity of the work.

 Perhaps The Masquerade Overture is indeed Pendragon's best album: an excellent concentration of prog tracks with an enticing length, full of ideas that make it interesting in almost every part.

Pendragon's The Masquerade Overture stands as a defining album in the neo-progressive rock scene, inspired by iconic bands like Genesis and Pink Floyd. The review highlights the masterful musicianship of Nick Barrett and Clive Nolan and praises key tracks such as 'Paintbox' and 'As Good As Gold.' Although some keyboard parts feel slightly lacking in direction, the album is broadly regarded as a near-masterpiece and a must-listen for prog fans. Explore Pendragon's The Masquerade Overture and immerse yourself in one of neo-progressive rock's finest albums today!

 He gave rock history great moments, with his full, clear, and warm voice.

 A polyhedral gem, ranging from classic hard rock to poignant love ballads, perfectly blending 80s sensibility with great experience.

Greg Lake’s 1977 solo debut showcases his shift from classic progressive rock to a more melodic and 80s-influenced sound. With contributions from notable artists like Gary Moore and Bob Dylan, the album balances hard rock tracks and emotional ballads. It highlights Lake’s masterful musicianship and ability to evolve beyond his ELP roots while maintaining his distinctive voice. This album represents a key chapter in the transition from 70s prog to 80s rock. Dive into Greg Lake’s timeless solo work and experience the perfect blend of prog rock mastery and 80s charm today!