All posts tagged "AltrOck Productions"
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Empty Days – Empty Days
2013 was another very busy year for guitarist/composer (and AltrOck Productions co-founder) Francesco Zago. In the summer, his new “vintage prog” band Not A Good Sign made...
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miRthkon – Snack(s)
In the late spring of 2009, the debut album of a hitherto unknown band from Oakland (California), by the idiosyncratically-spelled name of miRthkon, made waves...
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Homunculus Res – Limiti all’eguaglianza della parte con il tutto
With its high-sounding title – taken straight from the realms of philosophy – Homunculus Res’ debut might initially give the impression of yet another stereotypically...
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Not A Good Sign – Not a Good Sign
In spite of its rather alarming handle, Not A Good Sign – AltrOck Productions’ own “in-house” band (as guitarist/composer Francesco Zago was one of the...
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Humble Grumble – Guzzle It Up!
Two years after the release of Flanders Fields, their first album for Milan-based label AltrOck Productions, Belgian outfit Humble Grumble have made their comeback in the...
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Five-Storey Ensemble – Not That City
One of the very few bands originating from the small and politically isolated Eastern European country of Belarus, Rational Diet was an unabashedly intellectual ensemble...
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Yugen – Mirrors
Founded in 2004 in Milan (Italy) by guitarist/composer Francesco Zago and AltrOck Productions mainman Marcello Marinone, Yugen (a core concept of Japanese aesthetics that can...
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Subtilior – Absence Upon a Ground
Subtilior (Latin for “more refined”) is the name adopted by Michele Epifani, keyboardist and main driving force of Italian “retro-prog” band Areknamés, for his first...
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AltrOck Chamber Quartet – Sonata Islands Goes RIO
AltrOck Chamber Quartet is the brainchild of gifted flutist and composer Emilio Galante, known for his work with avant-jazz ensemble Sonata Islands (hence the album’s...
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Stabat Akish – Nebulos
Based in the southern French city of Toulouse, Stabat Akish are a sextet formed in 2007 by bassist/composer Maxime Delporte. In 2009 they caught the...
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