Tag: progressive rock
REVIEW: Gardenhead – Gardenhead
Finnish alternative/Progressive rock newcomers Gardenhead are releasing their eponymous debut album this Friday. Check our review here...
REVIEW: The Solar Expedition – NOW
As it happens, January is traditionally a month of dead calm in the music business, so it is a good opportunity to rummage through the crates of independent releases that came out last year. We checked out
50 times prog didn’t let us down in 2023
Many of our staff, dubbed 2023 the year of prog! Here is a list of the 50 times prog didn't let us down in 2023 with plenty of great albums to listen to if you consider yourself a proghead! What prog albums were your favorite this year?
REVIEW: Somehow Jo – Scales and Details
In Autumn 2022, Somehow Jo released their third studio album, "Scales and Details," which slipped through our radar. Read our review here...
REVIEW: Rainburn – Vignettes
We recently stumbled across Indian progressive four-piece Rainburn's new album, "Vignettes." Read our review here...
1.10.2023 Euroblast – DAY 3 @ Essigfabrik, Cologne
Euroblast's third and final day included bands like Atlas, Hypno5e, Allt, Future Static, Earthside, and Leprous. Read our report here...
Interview with Trevor Rabin — “My voice can be the glue that...
We chatted with Trevor Rabin about his new solo record, "Rio." Watch the complete interview here...
THE VINTAGE CARAVAN to Release Live Album “The Monuments Tour (Live)”...
The Vintage Caravan to Release Live Album “The Monuments Tour (Live)” on October 13, 2023, via Napalm Records. More info here...
REVIEW: Edward Reekers – The Liberty Project
Dutch vocalist Edward Reekers is releasing his first solo album in 15 years on August 4th, 2023, via Music Theories Recordings/Mascot Label Group. Check out our review of "The Liberty Project" here...
GALLERY: 17.5.2023 Johan Lenox & Polyphia @ Fabrik, Hamburg
We went to see Johan Lenox and Polyphia in Hamburg. Check out our photo gallery here...
REVIEW: Yes – Mirror to the Sky
Less than 2 years after the release of "The Quest," legendary progressive rock outfit Yes come out with new release, "Mirror to the Sky," read our thoughts here...
Interview with Yes — “The band is in a very good...
We chatted with keyboardist Geoff Downes of Yes about the upcoming album, "Mirror to the Sky." Watch the complete interview here...
REVIEW: Drott – Troll
The side-project of Arve Isdal and Ivar Thormodsæter, along with Matias Monsen - Drott - have a new album, "Troll," coming out on May 19th via By Norse Music. Check our our review here...
(2003) Opeth – Damnation: Anniversary Special
It's always fun to look back on prog classics of yesterday, so today we've cracked open Opeth's "Damnation" for its 20th anniversary to see how it stacks up! Read this classic album review here...
REVIEW: The Abbey – Word of Sin
The Abbey are a progressive doom ensemble from Finland, with their new release, "Word of Sin," coming out via Season of Mist on February 17th. Check out our review here...
REVIEW: eMolecule – The Architect
eMolecule - made up of Simon Collins and Kelly Nordstrom - are releasing their first offering as a prog rock duo, "The Architect," via InsideOut Music on February 10th, 2023. Check out our review here...
REVIEW: Uriah Heep – Chaos & Colour
Uriah Heep are back with their 25th(!) studio album tomorrow, "Chaos & Colour," out through Silver Lining Music. Check out our review here...
(2013) Riverside – Shrine of New Generation Slaves
Yesterday, Riverside released "ID.entity," but on this day in 2013, they released "Shrine of New Generation Slaves." As such, we thought we'd check it out for its 10th anniversary! Read the classic album review here...
REVIEW: R3VO – EP: Fireflies
R3vo from Germany independently released an EP, "Fireflies," on November 16th, 2022, that really intrigued us. Check out our review here...
REVIEW: Ayreon – Universal Migrator Pt.1 & 2 (2022 Remixed &...
Ayreon's classic dual-album release, "The Universal Migrator," will be re-released on November 18th, 2022, via Mascot Label Group, after its remix and remaster. Check out the full review here...