All posts by Raffaella Berry
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Inner Ear Brigade – Rainbro
The high level of quality offered by AltrOck Productions and its subsidiary label, Fading Records, will no longer come as a surprise for progressive rock...
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Cucamonga – Alter Huevo
The name of Argentine band Cucamonga will not fail to ring a bell with Frank Zappa fans, as it references the Californian suburban city (now...
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Locanda Delle Fate – The Missing Fireflies…
Locanda Delle Fate’s fairytale-like name stems from a rather unromantic place – a brothel in their home town of Asti, in north-western Italy (well-known to...
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Interview with Herd of Instinct
In the past few years, rarely has a debut album by a completely unknown act taken me by surprise – and won my approval –so...
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Vitkaste – Lestinjoki
The second part of my mini-feature on modern Finnish bands focuses on the debut album by Helsinki-based ensemble/multimedia art collective Vitkaste, a seven-piece created in...
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Dasputnik – Cyclokosmia
Known only by their first names, the five members of Dasputnik hail from the former Finnish capital of Turku, where they first got together in...
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White Willow – Terminal Twilight
In the early Nineties, Norwegian outfit White Willow was among the contingent of Scandinavian bands that spearheaded a revival of progressive rock that in the...
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Man on Fire – Chrysalis
Hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, where they were founded by multi-instrumentalists Eric Sands and Jeff Hodges, Man On Fire first appeared on the music scene in...
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Sun Caged – The Lotus Effect
Dutch quintet Sun Caged was first formed in 1999 by guitarist Marcel Coenen and drummer Dennis Leeflang. Their self-titled debut album (mixed by Arjen Lucassen...
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Live Review: ProgDay 2011 – Heat and Dust
You cannot get lucky all the time, as this year’s edition of ProgDay abundantly proved. Indeed, while last year the weather had been as perfect...
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