review from ProgArchives by MartyMcFly
Debut of will-be multi-instrumentalist (check later albums) Nicola Randone, album that’s on borderline of Prog and Rock (but it’s Prog nevertheless) with
review from Marty McFly (ProgArchives)
I was attracted enough to start my pursuit of Randone’s studio albums after I heard their work with Spaghetti epic and others
psarros From Progarchives.com
Being motivated by a recent topic on progarchives,I decided to go back in time and re-listen NICOLA RANDONE’s debut,originally pressed in 2002.I
Prog Archives (Apostolis Psarros)
Splendid effort!Actually here we have to deal with only one 43-min epic symphonic song!Great vocals by Nicola Randone (though I don’t understand
erik neuteboom from Prog Archives
If you love their CD Hybla Act 1, this DVD will please you for sure!
andrea parentin from Prog Archives
in this album you can find suggestive and beautiful melodies well underlined by the music while the lyrics are personal and “drenched
erik neuteboom from Prog Archives
THIS IS ANOTHER FINE ITALIAN PROGROCK ALBUM!