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 The almost perfect harmony of all the styles, instruments, voices, and languages kept me glued to listening for almost 75 minutes of music.

 Mignon and Le Dortz succeed in giving substance to the noble thought that music is the universal language of mankind.

Seven Reizh's debut album, Strinkadenn’ Ys, is a rich progressive rock work rooted in Breton tradition and myth. It tells the tale of Enora, a magical stone cutter, blending folk, Celtic, and North African sounds with multilingual vocals. The album is praised for its cultural fusion, instrumental variety, and homage to 70s prog icons, delivering an immersive and harmonious listening experience. Explore the captivating fusion of Breton folk and progressive rock—listen to Seven Reizh's Strinkadenn’ Ys and embark on Enora's mystical journey.

 For the first time, the tracks are not exclusively instrumental. Tony Levin’s voice does not fall short and fits perfectly with the noir atmosphere of the piece.

 Turn on your stereo, make yourself comfortable, close the door, and let yourself be carried away by the music.

Stick Men's 2016 album Prog Noir marks a matured, sophisticated step with hypnotic grooves and darker tones. Tony Levin introduces vocals for the first time, fitting perfectly into the noir mood. The album features powerful drumming, complex arrangements, and strong King Crimson influences. It invites listeners to immersive, uninterrupted attention for a rewarding experience. Dive into Stick Men’s ‘Prog Noir’ and experience a dark, hypnotic journey in progressive rock. Listen now for an unforgettable sonic adventure.