The Brown Acid series shows other compilations how its done, done, done!

If you are very new to the world of Crimson’s music, then Red is the introduction to get you on this magic carpet ride that Robert himself has endured listeners, the roller-coaster ride they’ll never forget.

It’s the way that both prog metal and prog rock add in massive amounts of ice cream with a delicious taste of a doom sundae, waiting to be delivered to you.

While it is sad to see them go, we will always remember the wonder, the excitement, and the beauty that this band have endured with the music.

Each of the pieces that is on their latest album, details the tragedy, the downfall, and the moments where it comes out of the blue unexpectedly and not knowing the consequences that come with it.

This isn’t just a live album; this is an event. It sounds more powerful, more incredible, and even more joyful for Black Sabbitch to place an Unwest in the West.

The best way to listen to The Baldock Transmission is by putting on your headphones and turn off your mind, relax, you might jump at certain moments, but perhaps there is more to where that comes from.

True to its power, form, and incredible music that’s weighed upon their sound, White Willow have reached a homecoming with their reissue catalog from Karisma.

You feel as if you’re inside this surreal western, revealing the past and the present unfolding in front of your very eyes with electronic and ambient arrangements.

Physical Graffiti is the album that refuses to die.

The light of the guitars and pen still marches on in this incredible box set. And no matter what, we took the tubes back out of town, back to the rollin’ pin, by adding in a massive streak of rin tin tin.

Listening to Gentō, you get a sense of being in the eye of the krautrock genre that Steve and Thorsten endure and fall into the world of unbelievable results on the five compositions, tackling themes about man’s fascination with the moving image.

The Smart Patrol’s legacy will live on and inspire the next generation of musicians to hopefully follow in their footsteps. Say it once, “ARE WE NOT MEN? WE ARE DEVO!” Perfect, now we’re rolling.

You know that this will be a mournful time of looking at the destruction and the abandoned buildings will make you go inside and think of a place that once was, has now been stuck in the past.

Listening to Wilson’s remix, you feel goosebumps crawling underneath your entire body.

I have to say their fifth album is like a volcanic explosion, waiting to hit at the right time, at the right place to make your eardrums bleed like a motherfucker!

Their music and legacy lives on to continue to inspire the next generation by keeping their spirits alive.

This it the album that’ll make you want to go back and revisit again and again, repeatedly to see what pieces of the puzzle the master himself has left behind.

You can tell the duo have channeled their inner sense of finding your own true self and being truthful and honest with the music they’ve unfolded for 2025 so far.

Scardust is quite a revelation when it comes symphonic and classical music, mixed in with powerful riffs, metallic forces, and elements of Edenbridge, Within Temptation, and Nightwish. You can’t go wrong with that.

Fast, mind-blowing sounds, and maximum mosh pits throw in into the mix, Doomsday’s Never Known Peace should be played really, really, really fucking loud!