Procosmian Fannyfiddlers – Astonishing Tales Of Cod And Plankton (LL Records, 2021) Norwegian progressive rock band Procosmian Fannyfiddlers breaks all progressive rock preconceptions. Although they…
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Joe Cairney is the lead singer of UK progressive rock bands Comedy of Errors and Grand Tour. Joe is from Glasgow, Scotland, and was the…
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Bring on the contender and first major progressive rock release of 2022! Jonas Lindberg and the Other Side, with the album, Miles From Nowhere, being…
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Tangerine Dream has a new RP recording available titled “Probe 6-8.” The current incarnation of Tangerine Dream includes Thorsten Quaeschning, Hoshiko Yamane and Paul Frick.…
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Before 2021’s award winning album, The Unknown; Edge of Paradise, had released Universe, the band’s third album. It was released in2019. Edge of Paradise was…
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Breidablik – Alduorka (Apollon Records Prog, 2022) Norwegian band Breidablik is set to release “Alduorka”, its fifth album, on February 11, 2022. The band plays…
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German percussionist and ambient electronic music artist Volker Lankow has released a new album titled “Lagrange Point 2” which is dedicated to the recently launched…
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Agarthic is out this year with their debut album titled, The Inner Side. The Italian symphonic metal band, from the Dolomites, area is made up…
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New year, new Sparrohs album! These guys just don’t take breaks. So much music to share. So much energy. Can’t wait to talk with all…
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This list of best progressive rock albums of 2021 is undeniably very subjective. The list presents my favorite albums. Unfortunately, I may have missed out…
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