Our album of the Month September is from ex Yes keyboardist Tony Kaye who took 20 Years to complete an album based on the tragic events on 9/11/01, which not only changed the World as we knew it, but also changed the tollerance we have against our fellow human beings. An epic and historic album. The album has already been reviewed by Erik here: http://www.tvrdo.nl/450156885

Band info. “The title refers to the practice dating back to the Second World War, when soldiers were known to take precious family photos (and Pinup Girl photos) and put them under clear grips on their 1911 pistols, called ’Sweetheart Grips’. Many of the grips were made from pieces of broken plastic windows from bombers.” Both Steve and John Hackett aswell as Damian Wilson are making their appearance on this album, and according to the review made by Erik Neuteboom of this album here: http://www.tvrdo.nl/449618601  It's a fine album to discover.

In the words of reviewer Erik Neuteboom: "What an interesting musical journey by Mustafa Khetty his band Morpheus Project, in the true meaning of the word, very varied and eclectic. But also wonderfully coloured with a wide range of instruments. Morpheus Project's "Mozaick" is a captivating and varied musical journey.
You can read the full review here: http://www.tvrdo.nl/449626251

Ciccada is progressive rock band formed in Athens, Greece in 2005 and has released three album thusfar, with Harvest being their third. The music of Ciccada is a mix of rock, jazz, folk and the Western European legacy from the middle-ages to 20th century. It is mainly influenced by bands and artists of
the classic `70`sprogressive rock era, in the likes of Gentle Giant, Gryphon and Renaissance.

This is Cast's 20th album and according to reviewer Erik Neuteboom "an exciting blend of classical, symphonic rock, jazzrock and Heavy Prog". You can read the full review here: http://www.tvrdo.nl/449094341

Our reviewer, Erik Neuteboom, wrote: "I am sure this excellent and accessible new Lifesigns album will appeal to a wide audience!" The full review is here:

http://www.tvrdo.nl/448754373

Erik Neuteboom reviewed the album already and here are some quotes: "The musical brainchild of this Spanish prog project is guitar player Antonio Valiente, since 2000 he joined several bands, and he was a member of interesting Spanish prog band Numen. Since 2014 Antonio has worked on The Flying Caravan, turning his new muscial project into a five piece formation. On the debut 2-CD I Just Wanna Break Even he has invited guest musicans on saxophone, flute and vocals. For me Flying Caravan is a strong example of the pretty underrated world of Spanish progressive rock, highly recommened, I am curious to the development of this interesting new band with its huge potential."

A newly reformed gem from the late 70's early 80's, Asia Minor has reinvented themselves on this third album. Original members Setrak Bakirel and Erik Tekeli are joined on this album by Evelyne Kandel on bass, Micha Rousseau on keyboards and Julien Tekeyan on drums. A review of the album is already published on our Album Review page.

This is a musical project by Dutchman Bert Heinen, who has again managed to make a varied and pleasant melodic Prog album. His 10th in succession.

You can already read an album review by Erik Neuteboom here:
http://www.tvrdo.nl/448053965