Rick is pouring his heart and soul into tending the light at the end of the tunnel with fierce research, mind-boggling wonders, and the adventure that is waiting for you.

The Temple of the King isn’t just an incredible box set, it’s a journey to the myths and wonders of how this band were revolutionary, amazing, and having the balls to bring their story-telling arrangements to fans in its true metallic foundation.

Adventurous, monumental, and awe-inspiring, Soft Machine’s Thirteen album offers the latest chapter in the band’s continuation of keeping the Moon in June growing and the Hope for Happiness, burn brighter than ever.

Anagnorisis pulsates the passion and love Dwiki has honoured the city of Greece in all of its nature that comes with a coup de maître he has given to his listeners.

It has proven to be a free sentiment to be serving in a shape of form as they continue to progress more in the territories they face.

The light may be hard to get through, but it is right in your face and getting through the end to start a brand new beginning in your life.

Whether you get it or you don’t, you can’t help rooting for Smith’s story-structures to endure and be a part of the adventure he embarks on.

Morri’s Rock Boutique is a pleasing, yet out of this world release that Refestramus has unleashed for the spring of this year.

Gamle Mester is quite the revelation by showcasing Lars at his peak to prove that he’s more than just a band member of bands he’s known for.

Woodcut is a movie inside your head, building up the momentarily, being free from all of the chaos that surrounds the artist, and not knowing where the road will lay ahead for him.

This is Hawkwind at the peak of the beginning in the 1970s showing how much this band were ready for lift-off and preparing to hurl through the cosmos 56 years later.

The nature and atmosphere behind the new album are quite extraordinary with its harder rock sounds, gospel, progressive-pop, and insane time signatures to give it that punch in the gut which it needed.

If you’re very new to Amir’s music, this is a start. It may take repeatable listens, but if you’re up for a challenge, the live show at the Pierre Boulez is it.

Close feels like an open-ended book with a raw energetic touch that’ll make you feel as if you’re inside this dreamland world of contemplation.

The power of those three individuals, it is one of those albums that stays with you, becoming the soundtrack of your life, and is the masterpiece of all of the electronic sound Tangerine Dream has given to us.

The music lends itself this meditated vibe to get you through the snowiest day of your life.

The profound work Mike has elaborated here with The Gardens of Loss is not for the faint of heart, but it carries you within reach to see what he will come up with the next chapter in his stories that will unfold in the mid-to-late roaring ‘20s.

Their debut album Hyperspace Odyssey, will get your seat belts buckled and prepare to hurtle through the cosmos with space maddening effect.

Gomi Kuzu Can feels like a sonic turned avant-garde flower ready to bloom at any second with raw power and eruptive sequences coming out of nowhere.

You can’t deny the obscurity, the wonders, and the under-radar momentum that The New World’s Fair has given. It is a collection of songs that put you right in the middle of Moorcock’s visionary wonders he has given you.

It may not be everyone’s cup of tea, that’s understandable, but it takes a lot of patience and time in what Catling has captured on here to keep the post-rock and shoegaze genre, alive.