ROBERT J ZIMMER? is an experimental ensemble from the University of Chicago. Drawing from every corner of the musical universe, the band creates complex, melodically rich, thoroughly composed and arranged, illustratively expressive, and all instrumental Prog-Fusion music with cinematic subtext.Media/Samples
ROBERT J ZIMMER? is an experimental ensemble from the University of Chicago. Drawing from every corner of the musical universe, the band creates complex, melodically rich, thoroughly composed and arranged, illustratively expressive, and all instrumental Prog-Fusion music with cinematic subtext.Media/Samples
"Satya Yuga" is the debut offering from the Canadian one-man band SOLUS. For lovers of meandering instrumental melodies infused with traditional eastern folk instruments, driving basslines, hypnotic drums, and fuzzed out riffs.Media/Samples
"Nomma" by N-1 is a huge instrumental tour-de-force covering a broad spectrum of modern instrumental and improvised music - from space-psyche-trip-rock and motoric kraut-rock to avant-rock and experimental rock. The lovers of non-traditional approaches, free and open forms of music-art, as well as original contents, will enjoy this recording for sure.Media/Samples
"Don't Go Deep Into The Forest" is a conceptual album telling a fairy tale about the travelling through a mysterious forest full of secrets, magic, temptations, and strange creatures. After finding himself alone on the shore of a beautiful and dreamy lake somewhere in the forest thicket, the traveller suddenly understands where to find answers to all his questions... So, follow AICAN through their mystical voyage and enjoy all instrumental music that absorbs and transforms influences from diverse progressive and experimental musical styles.Media/Samples
“Künstler Scheiße” is an album of quirks, experiments and technique. If Mike Patton got together with Frank Zappa and wrote whatever the fuck they felt like, you’d have an idea of what Alex’s Hand are about.Read the full review by Rob Pociluk at progressivemusicplanet.com
"Homo Universum" is the 2nd studio album by the Moscow based instrumental rock combo called Human Factor. Recommended for lovers of well composed and arranged, adventurously instrumental space-progressive rock with fairly strong sense of melody, groove and atmosphere.Media/Samples
"Lique Mekwas" is all instrumental musical burlesque telling the story of a young man who was appointed to serve the Crown Prince of Abyssinia as a guard-impersonator, and after the years of hard trials and adventures got to know that he had always been a true King of his country.
A debut album of a young psychedelic-rock band from Saint-Petersburg. "Pistolet Budushchego” (or “Pistol of the Future”) features mostly instrumental, well balanced sci-fi music at the intersection of psychedelic space-rock and experimental post-prog-rock, accompanied by the short voice-narration in Russian. Inspired by the ideas of “Russian Cosmism”, a philosophical and cultural movement that emerged in Russia in the early XX century.Media/Samples
"Eadem Mutata Resurgo" is the second full-length album by this band from Madrid. It includes all new, mostly instrumental compositions performed and recorded by the combo of Lete, Tasio, Yul, and Klaus at Headroom studio. The album is conceived as a non-stop and psych-out transmission with the tracks organically flowing into one another. It's darker, more experimental and courageous work in comparison with the band's previous album. Yet it will fully satisfy lovers of motoric, groovy, rich and intricately textured trippy space-kraut-rock fueled by the themes of Death, Mysticism, Gnosticism, Time Travel, Drug Abuse, Spiritualism, Outer Space, Decadence, etc.Media/Samples
It’s a fascinating, all instrumental, conceptual piece touching upon the theme of intricate functions of the human subconscious, dream-visions and music. Arguably, this is the band’s most ambitious and complicated work that brings together traditions of progressive, psychedelic, jazz, academic, and folklore music.Media/Samples
"Totems" is the fourth studio album of the Russian premiere instrumental heavy-psyche/stoner band The Re-Stoned. Unlike their previous offering, it includes only instrumental compositions ranging stylistically from the classic 70s heavy-acid-rock to psychedelic rock, desert-rock, stoner and doom music. Read the full review by at