Tribal Vision

I’ve done a lot of ‘banging on’ about how the EP is the future over the last few months since psyreviews.net has been back online, yet every time I settle down…

Tasty. One half of Tegma (Omar, presumably not the one who recorded There’s Nothing Like This, but I prepare to stand corrected) has hit some sort of nail quite…

Solid Snake is a new side-project from Omar out of Tegma, and with a forthcoming album on the way it’s naturally time to kick out an EP sampler for the world to…

At a time when progressive releases in any given month outnumber grains of sand on any given beach, and when the majority of the style’s DJs are switching to di…

Tribal Vision need no introduction. You thought I was going to give them an introduction anyway, didn’t you? Hah. The Lime Light series of compilations doesn’t…

I really didn’t know what to expect from this: any act releasing two albums in two years is pushing it, and given that last year’s Archipelago was such a ruddy…

With Tribal Vision’s first releases, their sound was bold, beautiful, confident and refreshing. And one of the most promising artists on those early releases wa…

Something about this sounds, for the most part, quite limp. Roman Rai does well with Disco On The Mothership, Duca’s Dirty Mind is positively sublime, and Jaia…

Every criticism levied at this week’s other prog reviews apply in no sense or shape to this wonderful album. Fitalic is an utter geezer – I just wish he chose a…

Tribal Vision have become pretty much everyone’s favourite progressive label, probably with Iboga in second place, with a moody catfight for third. Their first…

I have to admit I really can’t see what the fuss is all about on this one. Tegma have always seemed to me to be competent producers, but I’ve never really “got”…

Sonic Cube is the latest project from the Sonnenvakuum duo Daniel and Ueli and, as progressive artist albums go, for the most part it’s a well-rounded and cohes…

Bit of a departure for Tribal Visions here. Just as Inner Circle seemed a bit of a dazzling change from the likes of Lime Light, Rockable is another step in a d…

Uncommonly sophisticated progressive with a tinge of electro and more than a nod to Kraftwerk. The vibe is solidly German – for the most part, it lacks the shee…

Various Lime Light Tribal Vision (Czech Republic) Following on from the rather wonderful debut Urban Legends, the case for progressive trance as being the mu…

Oh. My. Fucking. God. I have a feeling this could be the best progressive release of the year. Not just this, but it could be one of the best CD’s I’ve heard in…