Review LONG DISTANCE CALLING “Live at Lichtburg”

I don’t think Long Distance Calling needs much of an introduction. Since their foundation in 2006, the four-piece from Münster, Germany has been at the forefront of German post- and progressive rock.David Jordan, Janisch Rathmer, Florian Füntmann and Jan Hoffmann deliver music that meets the highest quality standards. Their subtle approach to music, combined with... Continue Reading →

Review TUESDAY THE SKY “Indoor Enthusiast”

Tuesday the Sky is the elegant little brother of Fates Warning. While Jim Matheos's sheer endless creativity provides the foundation for Fates Warning's heavier sound, it is with Tuesday the Sky that allows him to explore calmer, more soulful territory. These are all instrumental pieces, occasionally surprising with some harder moments. “Indoor Enthusiast” is the... Continue Reading →

Review A-Z “A2Z2”

One of the most exciting bands around these days is A-Z. The group formed in 2020 and is the brainchild of Fates Warning frontman Ray Alder and Warlord drummer Mark Zonder. A-Z premiered with a self-titled debut album in 2022. The album combined the sound of Fates Warning with melodic hard rock, resulting in great... Continue Reading →

ELDER announce tour dates for 2025

‘Lore’ the third album of the American/German progressive rock powerhouse Elder, has its 10th anniversary in 2025. The album was and is a milestone release of the quartet and the celebrate this cornerstone moment, the band announced a tour which will include a stop at Bahnhof Pauli in Hamburg in May 8th, 2025.

Review OCEANS OF SLUMBER ‘Starlight and Ash’

When Oceans Of Slumber presented their debut album "Aetherial" in 2013, it was evident that there was a lot of potential lurking in this band. The follow-up albums "Winter" and especially "The Banished Heart" confirmed this assumption and nowadays the band is one of the most respected acts in younger metal history. The only remaining... Continue Reading →

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