Review from BrufordFreak (ProgArchives)
An RPI rock opera penned by Nicola Randone after he stumbled upon some kind of local history (or legend). The “suite” contains a...
review from Conor Fynes (Prog Archives)
Staying in check with the typical album-length ‘suite,’ which Randone first explored in ‘Nuvole Di Ieri,’ ‘Hybla’ takes a massive amount of different...
review from Tarcisio Moura
I was quite caught by surprise by this opera rock. Usually I don´t like concept albums that much. They tend to concentrade too...
Andrea Parentin from Prog Archives
In my opinion this is one of the best albums of the present Italian Progressive scene and an essential one in every prog...
Kevin Cloe – from ProgLand
This is my favorite album from Italy since Locanda Delle Fate in 1977! (that was and still is my favorite album ever) I...
Andrea Cortese , Prog Archives
The general mood of the opus goes from magnificient and pompous to intimate, from symphonic to folk. They've worked hardly... The results are...
Vitaly Menshikov, Progressor
...A work of the highest progressive standards, "Hybla Act I" is a brilliant thing, pure magic, from beginning to end strongly keeping the...
Peppe Di Spirito, Arlequins
La storia di questa terra è narrata musicalmente in questo cd, con una fluidità che colpisce immediatamente. Strutturato come una lunga suite, “Hybla...
Luca Alberici, Tales of wonder
The album features 25 short tracks, each one different from the each others. I think you should free your mind from any strict...
Raymond Serini, Harmonie
Tout Hybla est empreint d’une force créatrice peu commune avec un maximum de temps forts et des changements d’univers constants qui semblent tout...