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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Sanhedrin – Ever After (8/10)
Debut of an Israeli progressive rock band, visibly inspired by the british band “Camel”, and 70’s giants such as Pink Floyd & King Crimson. This album took about 10 years to materialize. It’s amazing how long you have to wait … Continue reading
Mitkadem = Progressive in Hebrew 