Day: February 11, 2025

Country: UK
Genre: Neo Prog
Year of release: 2025

Accessible, but with the technical firepower to take the songs to interesting places, there’s a maturity throughout this album that makes it a highly impressive debut release. The trio’s playing is sympathetic to the music, shifting focus as needed to allow it to soar. The use of synths is integral, placed so as not to overwhelm the main trio, colouring without drowning, and adding to the combined effect. (With)

Tracklist:

1. Voyager
2. Falls Like Rain
3. Last Encore
4. Requiem For A Friend
5. Life Amongst Strangers
6. The Front Line
7. Evening Tide

Line-up / Musicians
Jon Kinsey – Vocals, Dr

Country: UK
Genre: Progressive Rock
Release year: 2025

1. Changes One
2. Changes Two
3.Changes Three
4.Cry
5. All Told
6.Hotel
7. Game
8. Gates
9.MojoKing
10. Christmas Song (Bonus)

Line-up / Musicians
-Kym BlackmanVocals
– Carleton Van SelmanKeys
– Trev TurleyBass Guitar

With:
Kim Cypher: Soprano Sax
Glen Buck: Drums
Amanda Lehmann: Guitar
Owen Barry: Guitar
Mark Howes: Guitar
Andrew Walker: Guitar

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Country: UK
Genre: Progressive Rock / Crossover Prog
Year of release: 2025

1. Certainty
2. Everything Changed
3. The Ultraviolet Catastrophe
4. Copenhagen
5. Cause and Effect (But Not Necessarily in that Order)
6. The Uncertainty Principle
7. Inside the Atom
8. The Think Tank
9. One Word that Means The World (Arkh

Forgotten Gods have come out of nowhere to deliver one of the most genuine and impressive progressive rock debut albums of 2024. This amazingly mature, melodic, dramatic and emotional album, executed with great musicianship, is imbued with intuitive musical composition coupled with poetic and meaningful lyrics, all of which shine with a sense of real authenticity and truth… and how often can we really say that these days? Forgotten Gods deserves to live long in the memory with Mem