Playing a fuzzed up brand of stoner-meets-garage-meets-psychedelic, Sun Q sound like they would be part of the new breed of Nordic bands rapidly gaining a following, but instead of Norway, Finland, Sweden etc, they are actually from Russia, Moscow to be precise. If Sun Q are an example of what the Russian rock scene is like, then it truly is an untapped market. This is a strong debut album, the sound of a band ready to sprout wings and make a big noise on the scene.
STEVEN WILSON Requiem for a Village (Crossover Prog, 2026)
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Review by Valdez — This is a melancholy and beautifully thoughtful sort of
storybook put to music without overdoing the story, there is some imagining
to...
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