On ‘Fuel For The Fire – 40th Anniversary Edition,’ Alan Goldberg delivers a set of intricately layered songs that evoke an array of feelings.
Alex Henry Foster joins Christopher Gonda for a powerful conversation about surviving life-threatening heart surgery, confronting mortality, and rediscovering who he is beyond music.
‘Road to the Sun’ is highlighted by a retro 1970s essence, prog sophistication laced with jazz textures and classic rock nostalgia.
Argovia’s ‘Primal Repetition’ is a deeply satisfying progressive rock album, one that confirms brio, emotion, and intricacy can coexist.
Sitting somewhere between folk-rock and prog-rock, ‘Wittgenstein & the Transcendental’ is at once inspiring and idiosyncratic.
NMB are excited to announce a short run of shows in support of the new album - the tour consists of 5 shows in the U.S....
Exile-born, Venezuelan prog rock act Changing Places In The Fire announce their signing with Australian label Wild Thing Records.
Kansas City atmospheric prog-rock band A Light Within returns with their haunting new single “Dying Clock,” marking their first new single since 2024’s “Identity.”
‘Arrival of The Ethereal’ is surprisingly excellent, combining traditional Indian music with the dynamic oomph of progressive rock.
DOOM GONG’s third album is deliciously retro, sideways, and wildly innovative, revealing a band that walks to their own beat.
There’s a subtle grace, an indefinable elegance to ‘CreateBecome,’ akin to a delicate reminder to cherish the magic of life.
Suffused with an alluring freshness that makes it much more than just another prog-rock album, The Far Cry’s ‘Once There Was’ is outstanding.
This week sees the launch of Drage Records, an innovative new label founded by acclaimed drummer and composer André Drage.
Semiramis have released a lyric video for their single, “Tenda Rossa,” the first song taken from their album, ‘La fine non esiste.’
Sølace delivers fast riffs, filthy gutturals, and blast beats on their EP ‘Echoes of The Lost,’ an album that stands out amongst the sea of music.
Decked out in emotions of awe, appreciation, and hope, on “Saving It All,” Sluka conveys persuasive sensations of achieving the unattainable.
On their latest album, ‘Distorted Reality,’ alt-rock outfit No Signal crafts an immersive aural encounter that goes beyond mere listening and enters the realm of a...
Progressive rock crew RPWL, fresh off their latest LP, ‘Crime Scene’ (Gentle Art of Music), share their Top 10 list of most favourite and influential prog...
Washington-based psychedelic prog-rock band What Strange Beasts releases their album, Starlight’s Castaways, a lengthy body of music encompassing 26 tracks. According to drummer/vocalist Jonathan Maxwell, “We...
Portland, Oregon’s greatest underground metallers, Die Like Gentlemen, return with “Last Night on Earth,” a ripping, enormously satisfying new slice of metal.
Overall, ‘It Came from Aquarius Records’ (by Kenneth Thomas) successfully weaves its tale with enough charm to spill over into other documentaries one might wish would...
A must-listen for fans of progressive or technical death metal. Check out our review for Burial In The Sky's third album 'The Consumed Self,' out August 13 on Rising...
Renaissance man Tod Lippy introduces his brand-new LP, Yearbook, a collection of 10-tracks taking two years to complete. Talking about the album, Lippy shares, “If there...
From the prog rock drama of Rush to the epic pomp of Queen, Brit prog rockers Twisted Illusion pick ten of the most OTT rock songs.
Chicago's District 97 bring the story of the "Ghost Girl" to life in this new animated short film. Check it out here.
This debut single from To Bloom demands attention from the moment it starts. The guitar and rhythm sections aren’t so much notation as they are a...