Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Format: CD, vinyl, digital
Release date: December 5, 2025 (digital), late December 2025 (CD), January 2026 (vinyl)
Tracklist
1. Timeslip (5:33)
2. The Nine (8:09)
3. Thirty Six Barrels (5:12)
4. Quiet Time (4:50)
5. Tomorrows Relics (8:02)
6. Risk Averse (7:44)
7. Ravenstongue (4:54)
Total Time 44:24
Credits
Ramlee Oak - Lyrics, Vocals, Drums, Bass, Keys
Peter Rand (Imaginary Kings) - Music, Keys, Guitars
Chris Matthews - Music, Guitars, Engineering, Mastering
Alex Fadista - Guitars
With
Chris Bouchard - Drums (2)
Sven-Martin Keil - Saxophones (5)
Description/Reviews:
Môr (which is the welsh word for “sea”) released their second album Tomorrow’s Relics, on 5 December 2025, and it’s magnificent. It is an example of why I love progressive music. The album’s seven-song cycle, coming in just over 43 minutes, is intelligent and highly accessible. It’s also melodic, profound, literary and relevant. One of its many highlights for me as a listener is the vocals of Ramlee Oak, which I find stellar and tremendously moving. His voice is rich, vibrant and compelling. His stylistic delivery adds to the music and doesn’t overwhelm it.Read the full review by Rick Peuser at theprogressiveaspect.net
Also read the reviews by John Wenlock-Smith at progressivevoyages.co.uk and by Professor Mark at progressiverockcentral.com


































