snoworange Infectious melodies take your emotions on a thrill ride.

eduardops Le 25 juin, j'ai acheté le CD Code 2.0. Savez-vous s'ils l'ont déjà envoyé ? Merci.

TheEliteExtremophile Impermanence is a great record that blends many of the sounds of progressive rock’s heavier acts, like Porcupine Tree, King Crimson, and VdGG. Every song on this album is a strong composition, and they work even better as a unified whole.

Full review here: theeliteextremophile.com/2023/07/12/album-review-dominic-sanderson-impermanence/

distant planet Groundbreaking prog rock. Influences could well be: Anekdoten, Anglagard, VDGG, Gentle Giant and King Crimson but the music contains a unique identity of its own. Introspective acoustic moments blend with aggressive prog riffs and intense melodies. Favorite track: Like Shards of Glass Falling Through My Fingers.

Nickie Harte Kelly An impressive offering from a young UK artist, Here he brings a full band plus Hammond organ, mellotron, synthesizers, keyboards, violin and viola and also flute and saxophone. He’s a gifted acoustic and electric guitarist, using mostly hushed vocals, to convey a sense of introspection. The music veers from soft melodies, with choir-like voices, to hard hitting angularity, sort of a crash course of classic progressive music, yet keeping firmly to the present.
Favorite track: Like Shards of Glass Falling Through My Fingers.

nakatari Hi Dominic. Heard this via a mate and immediately purchased the album, EP’s and Singles. What a fantastic, emotional album! Reminiscent of 70''s prog rock. I’m reminded of King Crimson, Porcupine Tree/Steven Wilson, Anekdoten and perhaps Anglagard, but it has all been created with a modern, original sound. Keep the music coming! Ray