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Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso celebrates its 50 years of discographic existence with a new concept album, a little too long and disordered but that revives the magic of this band of the golden legend of Italian progressive rock.
ADRIANSTORK
- 29/09/2022
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With this excellent "Vortex", Derek Sherinian delivers a particularly inspired album of modern jazz fusion.
NEWF
- 28/09/2022
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Sincere tribute of a father to his deceased son, "Lunar Mist" has unfortunately the appearance of a missed appointment, undermined by a failing musical inspiration.
ABADDON
- 27/09/2022
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Twenty years after his last solo LP, Ryo Okumoto comes back with a very good album which, for lack of originality, ticks all the boxes to satisfy the fans of melodic progressive rock.
CORTO1809
- 23/09/2022
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Six By Six offers us a successful and convincing first album, which will please the fans of Saga but not only.
TONYB
- 22/09/2022
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"A Model Life" is in line with the continuity of Lonely Robot's albums: a high-end pop-FM with neo progressive sounds, extremely well executed. Pleasant, but without surprise.
ABADDON
- 13/09/2022
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"Three Sides Of One" is an unexpected return of King's X, certainly disappointing because we still expect a lot from this band, but nevertheless pleasing after 14 years of absence.
NUNO777
- 08/09/2022
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With the soundtrack of the "Clark" series, Mikael Akerfeldt takes advantage of a commissioned album to make a very personal work, venturing on musical territories until then unexplored by Opeth.
NEWF
- 14/07/2022
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