Latest about Gazpacho
"This is a more outgoing album. It’s noisier, it’s got lots more musical ideas crammed into it." The story of Gazpacho's Soyuz
Having contemplated the end of the world with their previous album, 2018's Soyuz found Norwegian prog rockers Gazpacho turning their attention to being frozen in time
The label that reinvented progressive rock: 10 albums on Kscope you should definitely listen to
Post-progressive label Kscope have been putting out quality records for more than 15 years: These are their best albums
“Thomas can listen to a single and say, ‘This is going to be a hit; this won’t be.’ He knows what’ll work on radio. And, of course, we’ve completely avoided that in Gazpacho!” The two-year making of Demon
Released in 2014, Norwegian art rockers worried the album would make them sound like they were trying to be intellectuals - when they weren’t
“The best prog albums are the ones that take a long time to get into." How Gazpacho made Fireworker
Gazpacho's eleventh studio album, 2020's Fireworker, was yet another intriguing conceptual affair exploring the idea that there’s something within human beings that steers our behaviour without our control or consent.
The story of Gazpacho's Demon
Released in 2014, Norwegian art rockers Gazpacho's eighth album Demon was the band's “most complicated, strangest” work to date...
Ghost stories: the making of Gazpacho's March Of Ghosts
Norwegian art rockers Gazpacho discuss their seventh studio album, 2012's March of Ghosts
Gazpacho and the strange saga of Missa Atropos
Norwegian art rock sextet Gazpacho discuss their 2010 concept album Missa Atropos
Gazpacho share new live video for Winter Is Never
Norwegian proggers Gazpacho will release new live album and Blu-ray Fireworker At St. Croix in March
