Nostalgia - Never Too Late (1993)

Never Too Late (1993) is an album by the German progressive rock band Nostalgia. Formed in the early 1990s, Nostalgia’s music combines elements of neo-progressive rock, symphonic rock, and art rock, blending rich instrumental passages with emotional, melodically-driven vocals. The band's sound often draws comparisons to classic 70s progressive rock bands like Genesis, Yes, and Camel, as well as the neo-progressive movement that was flourishing in the 1980s and 1990s, represented by bands like Marillion and IQ. Released in 1993, Never Too Late marks a distinctive entry in the neo-progressive rock scene. The album features a blend of atmospheric keyboards, guitar solos, and complex song structures, which were common in the genre during this time. The album’s themes often explore emotional reflection, hope, and self-discovery, with lyrics that add to the immersive experience of the music.

Tracklist

1. Never too late (2:23)
2. Maybe we could try (6:48)
3. For not to die twice (4:38)
4. Marina (4:52)
5. Matt in the park (4:34)
6. The false heroes (4:56)
7. In the eyes of the great horn owl (1:48)
8. Darkness (4:18)
9. I wanna be protected (4:11)
10. Troubled waters (6:19)
11. Killing the trees (4:38)
Nostalgia - Never Too Late (1993)

personnel :

Massimo Mazzeo - vocals, guitars
Andrea Romano - electric guitar, guitar synthesizers, keyboards, drum programming
Pablo Sommariva - classical guitar, backing vocals