The band Believe was established in Warsaw, Poland in 2004. Then Mirek Gil, a former guitarist and composer of the legendary group Collage, decided to invite a few of his friends to cooperate and initiate trials as new staff. These both were Tomek Rózycki, a vocalist remembered from the first record of Collage “Fairy Tales” as well as Przemas Zawadzki, the co-founder and first bassist of that reputable group. Also, there was a gifted keyboardist Adam Milosz, and a drummer Vlodi Tafel in the line-up. However, a true discovery was a Japanese violinist Satomi whose phenomenal playing of an unmistakable violin, gave the musical arrangements a conspicuous style to Believe’s music. In 2006, Believe released “Hope to See Another Day,” their debut album which introduces us to their unique style of Neo-Prog. With seven albums in their discography, the last one “The Wyrding Way” was released in November 2024, on CD and double vinyl. With a new Progressive Rock Direction full of symphonic elements. Believe is recommended for fans from Collage and Satellite, or for all who appreciate symphonic Neo-Progressive Rock. In the musical formation, we have Jinian Wilde on vocal, Miroslaw Gil on guitars, Satomi on violin and keyboards, Przemyslaw “Przemas” Zawadzki on bass, and Maciek Caputa on drums and piano.

The Italian band Quanah Parker was formed back in 1981 by the keyboardist Riccardo Scivales, although the band back then didn’t get as far as releasing any material before they broke up in 1985 they can sport a history going 30 years back in time. The current edition of the band took shape when main composer Riccardo Scivales decided to revive the group again in 2005, and in 2012 they released their official debut with “Quanah!”. And included as a bonus track on the album is a piece for those who fondly remember the original version of the band: A recording made by the initial line-up back in 1984. After the second album “Suite degli Animali Fantastici” in 2015, Quanah Parker returned with a new and amazing album titled “Nel Castello delle Fate” A real masterpiece, a concept album about the Healing Power of Music. This power is much stronger when given to you by the hands of a Woman. Its protagonist is a lost man who arrives in a mysterious castle inhabited by beautiful Fairy Ladies. The band’s line-up is the one that for several years now, alongside Scivales, Pirrotta, Ongaro, and Simeoni, has seen the splendid vocalist Quanah Parker, and the singer Meghi Moschino, as a special guest, there is also Riccardo’s daughter, Martina.

The Grand Sheep is a four-piece band originally from Aschaffenburg/Darmstadt, Germany. It was formed in 2014. The Grand Sheep’s Style brings a Progressive Rock with many Psychedelic and Artrock ideas, including elaborate, diversified Guitarriffs combined with symphonic gentle synth and keyboard sounds and a moderately tricky, driving rhythm section, including a vibrant bass. The guys also intersperse heavier sections and merge them with psychedelic-nuanced, smooth parts. With “Nightwatch”, ‘The Grand Sheep’ presents their second studio album. This new album is a captivating mix of complex arrangements, powerful guitar solos, and melodious arrangements. Each of the 8 new songs transports the listener into a world of visions and delusions in which the boundaries between reality and fantasy become blurred. Without slipping into clichés, ‘The Grand Sheep’ creates a unique soundscape that inspires and surprises. The Grand Sheep is composed by Florian Rickert on vocals/Keyboard, Andreas Bookjans on guitar, Alexander Röckl on bass, and Christoph Bäckmann on drums.