Quadrature "Black Hole Blues"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Instrumental Raga, Progressive Rock, Fusion, Psychedelic
Label: Deko Entertainment
Format: CD,digital
Release date: November 21, 2025
Tracklist

1. Charukeshi Constant (8:38) 

2. Spaghetti Eastern (7:37) 

3. Metagalactic Space (5:57) 

4. Mother Durga (5:55) 

5. Morning Time (9:15) 

6. Black Hole Blues (7:59) 

Total Time 45:21

Credits
Neel Murgai - sitar, effects
Indofunk Satish - trumpet, effects
Tripp Dudley - drums
Damon Banks - bass

Description/Reviews:

Quadrature is a musical powerhouse that redefines sonic frontiers with their electric blend of raga, rock, jazz and psychedelia. Rooted in deep musical traditions, yet soaring into uncharted territories, the band crafts soundscapes that defy laws of genre, space and time.

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Engrupid Pipol "Quadragenta at Finem Mundi"

Country: Chile
Genre(s): Instrumental Progressive Metal
Format: digital
Release date: November 7, 2025
Tracklist

1. Tripel Ultimatum - 5:48

2. Voragine - 6:53

3. Animal Inteligenz - 7:34

4. Inspireichon Burn

5. Vairal Madness 5:01

6. Aztral Configureited 8:24

7. Ameba Emenens 4.20

Album Length 45:20

Credits
Kaztrol - guitars
Jon Dai - bass
Nacho García - drums

Description/Reviews:

"Quadragenta at Finem Mundi" unfolds as a seven-act instrumental journey through the collapse and rebirth of civilization. It opens with “Tripel Ultimatum,” a high-adrenaline, riff-heavy track that introduces three survivors of a nuclear disaster. “Vorágine” follows with a whirlwind of acoustic chaos, mirroring the consumerist frenzy and environmental decay of modern society. “Animal Inteligenz” offers a satirical take on artificial intelligence as a new deity, exploring the decline of human intellect and the rise of evolved animals and machines. The fourth act, “Inspireichon Burn,” channels death-metal fury to depict the devastation of thermonuclear war and the greed of war profiteers, born from a spontaneous burst of inspiration. “Vairal Madnez,” the most collaborative track, critiques digital obsession, fake news, and biological warfare, and stands out as a favorite to perform. “Aztral Configureited” shifts the tone to cosmic reflection, imagining planetary alignment as life on Earth fades and a new cycle begins. The album closes with “Ameba Emenens,” a fully acoustic and introspective finale, where a lone ameba survives the apocalypse to restart life, offering a hopeful end to a dark and prophetic musical odyssey.

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Môr "Tomorrow’s Relics"

Country: Multinational
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 - Music, Keys, Guitars

Chris Matthews - Music, Guitars, Engineering, Mastering

Alex Fadista - Guitars

   With

Chris Bouchard - Drums (2)

Sven-Martin Keil - Saxophones (5)

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Bandcamp (streamable)

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