Trion - Terra Tiempo (2026)

Trion’s new album Terra Tiempo marks the return of the Dutch prog-rock trio after a 13-year hiatus. Musically, Terra Tiempo continues the Trion style -layered guitar and keyboard arrangements with clear influences from 1970s rock.

The band skillfully balances nostalgia with a modern approach to composition, avoiding redundancy. The foundation of their sound lies in dense layers of Mellotron, Hammond organ, and synthesizers, creating a symphonic scope. These intertwine with precise electric and acoustic guitar lines by Eddie Mulder, reminiscent of the finest traditions of Camel. Compared to their previous release, the new compositions feature freer expression and greater dynamics, giving the album more diversity and dramatic depth.

Terra Tiempo is an album crafted with the listener in mind, not the critic. Trion returns quietly, without fanfare - and that is precisely why it is worth hearing.