review from Athanasios (Prog Archives)
I am unforgiven, I know – this review comes with great delay but time seems to be running with great pace, even if...
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 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 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...
Interview with Nicola Randone
INTERVIEW WITH NICOLA RANDONE (Source) By Torodd Fuglesteg, Andrea Parentin and Jim Russell Your biography has been covered in your ProgArchives profile so let’s bypass...
review from Tarcisio Moura (Prog Archives)
After the ambitious work Hybla Act I, italian singer/songwriter/multi instrumentist Nicola Randone comes back with another concept album. Linea Di Confine has a...
review from Conor Fynes (Prog Archives)
Beginning his career under his full name, this album is understandably more centered around the talents of multi-instrumentalist Nicola Randone than on latter,...
Conor Fynes from Prog Archives
Hailing from Italy is another great offering from one of the world’s most prolific regional prog music scenes. As mild mannered and personable...
Conor Fynes from Prog Archives
It seems that every band at some point in their career, comes out with an album that while not necessarily distinguishing itself in...