Review from Guillermo (Prog Archives)
This Italian Progressive Rock Band (from Sicily) is led by singer / main songwriter /acoustic guitarist/ keyboard player / programmer Nicola Randone, who...
Review from Apostolis (Prog Archives)
In 2012 Randone released independently the archival album ”Single and unreleased”, containing the three cuts, with which the band participated in various prog...
Review from Luca (Prog Archives)
Good music, a skilled band and very good songs, but this time what matters more is the concept. Journey. This is what the...
review from Darryl (prog Archives)
This is the first album I have heard from this Italian group named after founder Nicola Randone. Ultreia is the first in a...
review from Thomas Szirmay (Prog Archives)
I was also contacted by Nicola Randone and found myself very honored to be doing a review of his latest and sixth opus....
Review from GruvanDahlman (Prog Archives)
The future lies in the past. Obviously. We are all products of the past, so are the things we make. Music, art or...
review from psarros (Prog Archives)
The majority of the press considerded ”Hybla Atto 1” to be Randone’s most ambitious and mature effort.The same thing applied for Nicola Randone...
review from octopus-4 (Prog Archives)
First of all this is more than an album. The CD comes into a plastic envelop inside a book. The book and the...
Mellotron Storm from Prog Archives
I wasn’t exactly overjoyed when i saw 18 tracks at just over 43 minutes,but thankfully some of them blend into one another.This is...
Tarcisio Moura from Prog Archives
Nicola Randone´s first CD was a big surprise to me. I didn´t know what to expect and initially my impressions were not very...