All posts by Raffaella Berry
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Karmakanic – In a Perfect World
Even if I tend to be familiar with most of the names circulating around the progressive rock scene, there are quite a few bands or...
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Live News: An Italian Summer of Prog
In spite of the difficult economic times, and also of the prevailing “the grass is greener” attitude, in 2011 Europe is all set to offer...
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Electric Sorcery – Believe in Your Own Best Friend
“Zappa is dead, long live Zappa!”… This could be a perfect caption for Believe in Your Own Best Friend, Electric Sorcery’s third album. The über-eclectic outfit,...
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The Decemberists at Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia (MD) – June 13, 2011
The arrival of warmer weather heralds the start of the big concert season in the northeast US, taking full advantage of the many capacious outdoor...
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Humble Grumble – Flanders Fields
Many will almost automatically associate Belgium with the more left-field fringes of progressive rock, as the country has contributed essentially to the development of the...
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Willie Oteri and Dave Laczko of WD-41
Even though California-born guitarist and composer Willie Oteri may not be a household name for most prog fans, over the almost 30 years of his career...
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TCP – Fantastic Dreamer
Temporal Chaos Project (TCP for short) are a trio based in different states of north-eastern USA, who initially met on the Internet and started a...
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Sanhedrin – Ever After
The name Sanhedrin will not fail to ring a bell with those who are familiar with the Gospels – either because of their religious upbringing...
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Calomito – Cane di Schiena
In my writings I have often mentioned the lively music scene of the great port of Genoa – not surprising for a city that, throughout...
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Mars Hollow – World in Front of Me
A quartet of experienced musicians based in Los Angeles, Mars Hollow were brought to the attention of progressive rock fans by the release of their...
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