Ad Maiora

Ad Maiora - Ad Maiora! (2014) Music

Posted by Domestos at Dec. 15, 2017

Ad Maiora starts as progressive rock's project in Milan (Italy) in january of 2009. They come from different musical experiences, more or less continuous. They never stop to believe in the extraordinary communicative power of their genre. They perform their own compositions, which are originals (in all senses). At april 30, 2010 the group is reduced to 4 elements and performs in Olgiate Olona his first concert. Since december 2011, Paolo Callioni joins the band on vocals. In 2014 the released their first album: "Ad Maiora!" followed by "Repetita Iuvant" two years after. In march of 2017 Luca Nava replaces Enzo Giardina on drums.

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Ad Maiora - Repetita Iuvant (2016) Music

Posted by gribovar at Dec. 16, 2017

Ad Maiora is back with a sophomore album, nicely following up their rather spectacular self-titled debut back in 2014. Italian prog has been in a revival mode lately, featuring a slew of new and innovative bands that span the spectrum from young talents like Unreal City, Il Paradiso degli Orchi and Ingranaggi delle Valle, to older seasoned pros like Sezione Frenante and of which Ad Maiora are probably the ideal candidates to point to. All the instrumentalists are obviously first rate technicians, from sleek bass man Moreno Piva, keyboard maestro Sergio Caleca, drum phenom Enzo Giardina, axeman Flavio Carnovali and lastly, the energetic vocalist Paolo Callioni, all unchanged from the previous line-up…

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Habelard2 - Maybe (2017) Music

Posted by gribovar at Sept. 23, 2017

Habelard2 - Maybe (2017)
WEB FLAC (tracks) - 373 MB | MP3 CBR 320 kbps (LAME 3.93) - 146 MB | Digital booklet
Genre: Progressive Rock | RAR 3% Rec. | Label: CS Records

Putting out two superb albums with modern Italian band Ad Maiora -"Ad Maiora!" in 2014 and "Repetita Iuvant" two years later - wasn't enough for keyboardist Sergio Caleca, he also spends his time with a solo project that goes by the name of Haberlard2, with his latest work, "Maybe", proving to be a joy for symphonic and eclectic prog music fans, and it's one of the most diverse and colourful progressive music albums of 2017, Italian or otherwise. Predominantly instrumental but finding time for some charming English rock/pop vocal pieces to slot in as well, multi-instrumentalist Sergio has not only enlisted the help of his Ad Maiora bandmates to help flesh out the disc and give it a more full, rich sound…

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