Seven Steps To The Green Door made their mark on the music scene at the German Rock and Pop Awards (2006), the largest and most prestigious band competition in Germany. When a debut album wins first prize in two categories (Progressive and Experimental Rock) it is important to keep a close eye on them. The seven-member band was formed around keyboardist & saxophonist Marek Arnold, who is best known as the mastermind for Toxic Smile as well as his work with Cyril, Flaming Row, United Progressive Fraternity, Damanek, Stern Combo Meissen, and other prominent bands. The trilogy began in 2011 with “The Book” which initiated the religious fanatic concept by Thoralf Kloss which came with a complete storybook authored by the American George Andrade with multiple musicians participating in the form of a rock opera. The second part “The Lie” emerged eight years later. After a whopping 15 years after the project was initiated the band finally returns with the third edition and sixth album overall with The Truth which concludes the entire narrative in fine form.

Reegonetti Band is a dynamic Neo-Prog Rock duo hailing from the scenic woods of northern Sweden, formed by Ronald Vikström: All keyboards, piano, and organ and Börje Reinholdsson: Drums and all vocals. Drawing inspiration from legendary acts like U.K. (Mark 2) and ELP, their music is a fusion of intricate melodies and powerful rhythms, where keyboards take center stage. Each track is almost cinematic, inviting listeners on an immersive musical voyage. Reegonetti Band is now back with their second album, “Songs From The Raven’s Nest”. The duo has crafted an album that is both darker and heavier. It’s a more purebred progressive rock album than its predecessor “Exploring the Unknown”, flirting with fusion, pop, and folk music. At this time, the duo has tried to elaborate their music cinematically around each song’s theme. They have chosen to explore all the darkness surrounding us, hence the dark themes of egoism, death, anxiety, and loneliness. “But it’s interesting to write songs from subjects that don’t always revolve around fluffy clouds and love,” says Börje.

The return of the legendary Spanish progressive rock band from the 70s called Atila. In the 80s, the last line-up of Atila underwent changes and explored new compositions, some performed live (Encarnació A y B and Estranya mágia). Inspired by this phase of creativity, Joan Punyet (original drummer) brought together these final songs along with new compositions of his own designed for Atila (Dansa del datil daurat and Retorn) and one by original keyboardist Benet Nogué (Volada) to create and shape “Encarnació”. The album captures the pure essence of Atila with passages that reflect his distinctive style and give life to previously unreleased compositions that were adapted and performed with a new instrumental sound. This is not an old mastering, but rather a new production that required months of work in the studio, taking care of every detail within the purest style of Atila’s original sound. The album features the collaboration of musicians who, although they were not part of the band, share the commitment to preserving the essence and sound, the magic and spirit of the golden years of progressive rock and Atila.