“This fusion of Danish and Swedish musicians recorded an album of progressive folk-rock at the legendary Silence studio. Complex songwriting, sparkling Hammond organ, fuzz guitar leads and some creative use of traditional instruments (fiddle, flute, hurdy gurdy) makes this album a must-have.
Featuring among others Aron from ARON, Anders Groen from Baby Woodrose and Tobias Petterson from SKL, hugely influenced by the likes of old Scandinavian progressive Kebnekajse, Alrune Rod and Arbete & Fritid...

“After twenty years of Kammerflimmer Kollektief, with ten albums thus far, the Karlsruhe combo here guide their listeners through seven pieces in which a listening space emerges at the intersection of improvisation and composition, a space where certitude slips out of reach, oscillating furiously between cut-up and palimpsest before it disappears altogether. There Are Actions Which We Have Neglected And Which Never Cease To Call Us is one for the fearless, wordlessly conjuring up enchanted places in the...

“Kanaan from Oslo, Norway is back with their second album in 2020. Following the impromptu Odense Sessions with Causa Sui guitarist Jonas Munk released, Double Sun is a different beast all together: Treading the same path as their 2018 debut Windborne, Double Sun is a studio effort in the best sense of the word. Perfectly balanced on the edge of dynamic improv, throbbing beats sizzled in scorching fuzz and topped off with deeply layered soundscapes. This album sees Kanaan reach a new plateau. Kanaan...

Warren Walker - Saxophone/Synthesizer/Effects
Gael Petrina - Bass/Effects
Caleb Dolister - Drums

Really wonderful to see a fourth release from this unique 'jazz' trio who are as much about electronic musics as they are about jazz, but their jazz backgrounds give them a unique slant on everything. Really great stuff once again!

"With Pax 6, The Kandinsky Effect capture their evolving vision of a dark, rhythmic landscape.The album was recorded in Chamonix, France during April of.

Conceived in Paris’s cosmopolitan jazz scene, forged on the road in America, and informed by international currents in electronic music, The Kandinsky Effect is a jazz power trio for the 21st century. Now based in New York City, the band makes...

"Eyvind Kang’s newest CD collects quiet new compositions spanning the past five years, which he considers to be among his truly breakthrough works. Music for solo piano, string quintet and more take the unique sonic environments of Morton Feldman to an...

"Another important piece of the elusive and hermetic Eyvind Kang puzzle. This newest studio project from one of the most consistently interesting young composer/performers working today is instantly Kang’s most adventurous, varied and ambitious...

“Always Never the Same... is the first strong album of the Kansas '90s comeback. Largely recorded at Abbey Road, with large portions of the album featuring strings by the London Symphony Orchestra, the record mainly consists of older material given new, sweeping symphonic treatments. These songs don't necessarily sound fresh, but they do sound revitalized, and the group's three new songs -- "The Sky is Falling," "In Your Eyes," "Need to Know" -- fit well into the group's repertoire, as does their...

"For any art rock band, the fourth album means it's time for a self-styled masterpiece -- if you need proof, look at Selling England by the Pound or Fragile.
So, with Kansas, the most determinedly arty of all American art rock bands, they composed and recorded Leftoverture, an impenetrable conundrum of significance that's capped off by nothing less than a five-part suite, appropriately titled "Magnum Opus," and featuring such promising movement titles as "Father Padilla Meets the Perfect Gnat" and...

"The third album by Kansas, was originally released in 1975, along with their second, Song For America. This is one of their most progressive rock albums and also features pretty dark lyrical content. Their unique blend of pure, complex progressive....

The second album by Kansas, originally released in 1975. This is probably their most 'progressive rock album', with the long Incomudro (also found on the Proto-Kaw album) one of the highlights. Their unique blend of pure, complex progressive rock and A...

This is the deluxe edition of Kansas' 15th studio album (also their first new studio album in 16 (!!) years), which includes 2 tracks not on the standard edition (two American standards 'recorded in the Kansas musical tradition')
Despite the personnel changes, despite Kerry Livgren no longer writing their material, despite notable vocalist Steve Walsh's departure, they still sound like Kansas compositionally and performance wise and new vocalist Ronnie Platt is close enough in range to Steve that no...

“This is something of a family album, co-credited to Paul Kantner and his partner at the time, Grace Slick, and featuring on its cover a photograph of their infant daughter, China. It also features the family of San Francisco Bay Area musicians, including David Crosby, Graham Nash, Jerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead, and other current members of Jefferson Airplane and future members of Jefferson Starship. Its style of loosely arranged acid rock music and radical left political lyrics is similar to such...

“Prog Magazine Award Nominies, Kaprekar's Constant’s much anticipated follow up to 2017's Fate Outsmarts Desire.
Depth of Field weaves more epic tales from the past, mixed with thought provoking shorter tracks set to the soaring melodies that the collective have become known for.
"We experienced some extraordinary twists and turns during the writing process that dragged us off in unexpected directions," observes bassist and co-writer Nick Jefferson.
Once again, the line up boasts former...

“Three albums in and Kaprekar’s Constant present The Murder Wall, a 75-minute plus magnum opus about historic efforts to climb the “unscalable” Eiger (Ogre) Mountain. Now, you might think this is an odd subject to write and sing about - and, to be honest it is (however, fellow prog-rockers Pendragon did release the LP Men Who Climb Mountains in 2014) - but KC aren’t afraid to tackle “big” subjects (apologies for the pun) and have produced another widescreen, cinematic, no-holds-barred masterpiece which...

Some of you were lucky enough to hear Karaba’s vinyl-only release ‘Live in Vienna’, which was a powerful and excellent instrumental prog-jazz/rock album.
Well that one is their third release. This is the group’s second and it’s another really good one, combining Krautrock, jazz/rock and Canterbury stylings. And this one is on CD AND vinyl!

“So fucking good! At first, I thought they were some crazy prog band from '71 I slept on. Nope, just some kids from Munich doing this shit right! One...

Their second album. "Karcius is an instrumental group aiming at playing a mix of progressive rock and fusion jazz music. Four instrumentalists created the band at spring 2001: Dominique Blouin on bass, Thomas Brodeur on drums, Simon L’Espérance on guit...

Seventh album released in 2007.
Composed by Richard Wileman (classical, electric and bass guitars, keyboards, percussion, bouzouki, rastrophone)
With: Ileesha Bailey - vocals, Helen Dearnley - violin, Caron Hansford - oboe, cor anglais, Louise Hirst - trumpet, Zoe Josey - flute, tenor saxophone

'Voivode Dracula' is Karda estra's concept album from 2004 inspired by the novel 'Dracula' by Bram Stoker.

'Wow' - The Dracula Society

'This is 'Dracula' as a completely emotional experience without dialogue or sight, the whole...

“Amazing album from start to the last chords. Combination of long instrumental passages with lovely melodic songs. Antony did it again! Firstly "Land of Chameleons" charms you with its surreal and imaginative artwork (by maestro Igor Sokolskiy). Then you dive into the world of sound - which is very balanced and production is top (actually all latest albums raised the bar on a high level.
So, the latest release is at some point a mixture of Karfagen's classic symphonic driven prog with brightest...

“I`m very pleased with the album. It has some “best moments” from Rick Wakeman, Camel, Happy the Man, ELP, King Crimson - it`s like a magical fusion of the music i like and want to hear as a listener. Pure symphonic art rock with jazz rock touches.”-Antony Kalugin
As a cherry on top, Mr. Colin Bass of Camel fame is featured on one of the tracks.”

"Samurai grooves, ninja funk and un-programmable notes – Japan's KARI-BAND set three of their epic prog-rock livestream sessions to disc with 2CD live album with Friends. -Live at Streaming. It features a number of prominent Japanese metal, jazz and funk musicians who join forces as special guests.
KARI-BAND was originally formed by three Japanese session musicians, all of whom are probably best known international as the live band members of global phenomenon BABYMETAL. The project formed as a way...

Daniele Giovannoni – Drums, Keys, Programming
Alex Massari – Guitars
Alessandro Cefalì - Bass
Guest Musicians :
Sara Rinaldi - Vocals
Adam Holzman - Piano and Moog
Steve Unruh - Violin and Flute
Valerio Sgargi - Tenor and Choir
Emilio Merone - Piano
Francesca Zanetta - Solina

“ROOM 101 is the fifth studio album of KARMAMOI . The album is inspired by George Orwell's ‘1984’. It revisits some of the novel’s themes and concepts, adapting them to the p

“Requiem For A Dream is the much anticipated new studio album from UK symphonic/progressive rock band Karnataka. Featuring eight stunning new songs, the lavishly produced new album also includes their most ambitious track to date, the 25 minute epic, ‘Requiem For A Dream’.
”The album explores themes of personal adversity, loss, despair and forgiveness, experienced through the prism of global chaos, climate change and environmental destruction.” says Ian & Sertari. ”A beautiful world slowly dying...