Jade Warrior

In the early nineties, Jade Warrior enjoyed a minor sonic renaissance with the thoroughly solid "Breathing the Storm".

Stylistically, "At Peace" is easily the furthest removed from the sonic legacy Jade Warrior had built up until then, which stood on a far more progressive and artistic footing.

By the end of the seventies, as their deal with Island ran out, Jade Warrior had hit the peak of their most creative phase. »Way of the Sun« is the proof.

Jade Warrior's return to the music scene with "Horizen" didn't quite land, though the album does have a few moments that recall their best days.

On »Kites« Jade Warrior reached yet another level of maturity, once again proving themselves the great progressive rock innovators of instrumental ambient rock with world music elements.

»Waves« was the peak of the gorgeous ambient journeys through world music from the one-of-a-kind Jade Warrior, one of the most fascinating and most often misunderstood progressive rock collectives of all time.

»Floating World« was one of the defining achievements of these cult pioneers of world and ambient music, and the start of a whole new chapter for Jade Warrior, who were always masters of richly complex, stylistically varied music that is…

"Last Autumn's Dream" is the peak of early Jade Warrior, when their sound rested equally on rock and ambient, and the ambient side hadn't yet taken over.

After years away, Jade Warrior have pulled off one of the most convincing comebacks around with "Now", a fresh, varied album that pairs retro production with a return to their musical roots.

With »Released«, Jade Warrior made a huge leap forward from their self-titled debut and delivered one of their best albums, one that still thrills today with its sheer range of styles

Jade Warrior's debut is full of holes when it comes to sonic consistency, but it still gives anyone a great peek at their refined knack for blending rock and world music.