Progressiivisen musiikin pienemmät ja oudommat purot
The review of Something About This Landscape For Ensemble, an album by Fred Frith and the ten-piece Ensemble Musiques Nouvelles, featuring Frith's 23-minute avant-garde composition and two long collective improvisations.
A review of legendary krautrock band Can's double album from 1971.
The review features ELP's fourth studio album, Brain Salad Surgery, which remains the band's brightest achievement.
A Drop of Light, the debut album from All Traps On Earth, led by Änglagård bassist Johan Brand, is reviewed.
A review of Islands, the fourth studio album by King Crimson, formed in 1969.
A review of Yes' 12th studio album 90125. With a revamped line-up and style, the album became a huge success that still strongly divides the band's followers 40 years after its release.
A review of Van Der Graaf Generator vocalist Peter Hammill's third solo album The Silent Corner And The Empty Stage.
Jack O' The Clock's seventh studio album Repetitions of the Old City II is reviewed.
The Warm, Dark Circus is the ninth studio album from American progressive rock and folk music group Jack O' The Clock.
A review of Yes's third studio album The Yes Album, on which virtuoso guitarist Steve Howe makes his debut with the band.
Pienemmät Purot 