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 ‘Business as Usual’ hides a deeply autobiographical text, sketching out poignant melodies with shivers down the spine.

 ‘Dark Days In Paradise’ is a collection of real songs, accessible, inspired, and often genuinely beautiful.

 Explore Gary Moore’s heartfelt blend of blues and modern sounds in Dark Days In Paradise—listen now to experience his profound musical farewell.

 Chris Robinson’s voice is of absolute quality: a powerful and high sneer, capable of effortlessly overpowering the mighty shock wave of the Black Crows.

 Finding high singer-songwriter qualities along with that kind of powerful and determined approach, typical of a rock frontman, in the same person is quite an achievement.

 Discover the heartfelt rock and folk fusion of Chris Robinson’s This Magnificient Distance—listen now and feel the soulful energy!

 Sadler simply longs for more time to spend with his family, and thus reciprocates this kind of final dedication with special care and vocal commitment, at the peak of his possibilities.

 The spectacular apex of the album and now a constant presence in concert set lists: in a jazz manner, a swirling initial theme is proposed, which then slides into concatenated and changing solo situations.

 Discover Saga’s masterful 10,000 Days and experience a powerful farewell from one of prog rock’s finest voices.

 "'Network' surprises because... it reveals [Saga's music] as inspired and effective as never before."

 "Gilmour’s idea to accompany the verses with a sound of... an air raid siren is grandiose!"

 Listen to Saga's 'Network' now and experience the fresh energy from prog rock legends!

 "Marathon is yet another successful Saga album, excellent but not exceptional."

 "Ian Chricton carves out one of his devilish solos, genuinely playful, in pure and uncatchable legato. What a musician!"

 Discover Saga's Marathon to experience their legendary 'The Chapters' story and masterful blend of progressive and melodic rock.

 The abandonment of sound experiments benefits the band more than ever, elevating 2001 with one of their most successful and consistent works.

 'Money Talks' ... should have topped any international pop chart and not just peeked into Canadian, German, and Swedish ones.

 Listen to Saga's 'House of Cards' and experience timeless prog rock brilliance with catchy choruses and sci-fi storytelling.

 From this work onwards, the music of Saga will no longer surprise between releases.

 An undoubtedly decent and intermediary piece of work, an aware step back, almost a retreat into their own consolidated little garden.

 Discover Saga's 'Full Circle' and explore the band's nostalgic return to progressive rock, perfect for longtime fans!

 The album is, simply put, the worst in their lush discography.

 NEVER start your acquaintance with Saga from 'Pleasure & the Pain': it would be counterproductive, and unfair.

 Discover why Saga's 'Pleasure & the Pain' is a controversial chapter in their career—read the full review and explore their other works!

 Saga leaves no doubt for their supporters about the fundamental essence of their inspiration: they are a progressive group, absolutely one of the good ones, even excellent.

 Generation 13 is intense, rich with ideas and endless sonic nuances, demanding several listens before it can be fully appreciated.

 Dive into Saga’s Generation 13 for a powerful progressive rock experience—listen now and uncover its rich stories and sonic depths.

 Everyone works with the handbrake on: Gilmour doesn’t even occasionally show off his proverbial agility, merely laying down synthetic, atmospheric soundscapes everywhere.

 The album is very pleasant, with a Nordic and icy something that is also perfectly suitable for the intended series.

 Explore Saga's unique soundtrack album and discover the atmospheric sounds behind the TV series Cobra.