After my old man passed away, I don't really have anyone to listen to Tull's music with and just chat about it with, and I miss it. Would anyone be interested in doing a weekly listening party, possibly on Discord, Zoom, or Google Meet? I've done this with other bands in the past, and it's been a lot of fun. I think that it would be fun to listen to one album a week at a prearranged time, and go in Chronological order from the very beginning to the end; people could dip in and out of chat as they wanted to or just listen and not directly participate. If there's any interest, I can coordinate it.

Wanted to share my recent experimental electronic album, hoping for some support. It is a combination of various genres like, the kosmische musik of the early 70s experimental electronic scene from germany, free-jazz, progressive/space rock and of course ambient with a strong dark spacey flavor. I think fans of bands like Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Amon Düül, King Crimson, Hawkwind, ELP, early psychedelic Pink Floyd, Nektar, etc. might enjoy it. Most albums in my discography are in a similar spirit also.

Divinity just came up in my playlist and it gets my attention every time. Lots of odd sections that I just don't hear with other bands. Don't really know how to describe them though or why they catch my ear they way they do.

>If you were ever needing proof, just follow now your inner truth, to guide you

>Don't give doubt the space to confuse you, there's no room in here

>If you were ever feeling moved, to shape this coming life renewed

>I excuse you, as your guardian, I choose you. To me it's clear

>I excuse you, we excuse you, we all excuse you, we won't lose you!

>See this side of me, these humble offerings

>From this well, hope still brings. My enemy

>As my pride lays crumbling, so down comes everything

>With a heavy heart, this sadness brings... My destiny

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Live session by Noisy Shadows Project, a prog fusion project led by drummer and composer Jonhatan Tenerini.

Recorded in an intimate and atmospheric setting, this performance brings the original compositions from the album “Noisy Shadows” to life through a sonic journey that blends progressive rock, jazz fusion, and cinematic textures. Shifting between complex grooves, dynamic contrasts, and emotionally charged moments, the band builds a continuous narrative flow suspended between tension and depth.

The performance stands out for its high level of musicianship and the strong interplay between the players, where improvisation and carefully crafted arrangements merge seamlessly, turning the live set into a truly immersive experience.

A live sonic film where every passage tells a story between light and shadow.

Archive is a London-based band, active since 1994, whose music heavily blends trip-hop, progressive rock, and electronic music. They are known for an eclectic sound that spans experimental, post-rock, and art-rock, evolving from early trip-hop influences toward complex, emotional progressive soundscapes

Ibar, a band from Serbia, pays homage to their hometown of Belgrade by making a song about the famous wind, Košava, that blows through the city. The video features scenes from the city, filmed in 2026.

The band I produce, Refestramus, played a set in London last year with Dyanne Potter Voegtlin, Jan Christiana, Alex Hutchins, Gareth Cole and David “VdGG” Jackson on sax. Here’s the film of the event, with some interviews interspersed. I mixed and mastered the audio and oversaw the production of the video with the director, Anna. Check it out and please subscribe to Refestramus on YouTube !

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Asgaerd were one of the first bands to be signed by the Moody Blues' label Threshold. The "Asgard" of ancient North European mythology means 'castle of the gods'. The band consisted of guitarist/vocalist Rod Harrison, vocalist James Smith and drummer Ian Snow, vocalist Ted Bartlett, bassist Dave Cook and violinist Peter Orgil. Two of those guys came from a band called Stonehouse, who were also very good. One of Rod Harrison's songs, "Austin Osman Spare'', was actually recorded separately by Bulldog Breed and Asgaerd.