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Nebelnest's debut is a King Crimson dream come true. Even the song titles seem to have run away from King Crimson albums.
Nebelnest is a French modern prog band that takes the dense darkness of Magma and adds towering Crimsonite riffs and dissonant harmonisation. They operate in the RIO section of PA but next to the notable avant-garde elements, they sure rock as wild and gripping as Crimson does. 

The band keeps things entirely instrumental, laying down a heavy rhythm section with drilling bass guitar and the type of jazz-rock influenced drumming that brings back the energy and dynamism of Bill Bruford. Organs, mellotrons and guitars provide for the melodic leads, often using dissonance and weird tonalities. Not one track is less then stellar. The band is sure inspired on each of these improvisations, going fluently from uncanny spacey atmospheres to furious intensity and everything inbetween.

Highly recommended for fans of '74 King Crimson, early Anekdoten, Guapo and Magma's instrumental side. 

Review: Bonnek (Progarchives)
Poster: Digitalrika

Studio Album, released in 1999

Songs / Tracks Listing 
1. Improv: pooks part 1 (3:22) 
2. Shafoo (6:49) 
3. Najha (6:13) 
4. Etude de shimshot (9:25) 
5. Improv: uncertain journey (5:17) 
6. Solilock (4:48) 
7. Absinthe (9:21) 
8. Crab nebula (6:20) 
9. Improv: pooks part 2 (7:29)

Total Time: 59:04

Line-up / Musicians 
- Michael Anselmi / drums 
- Cyril Malderez / guitar 
- Gregory Tejedor / bass 
- Olivier Tejedor / synthesizers, devices