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Author: Professor Mark

The album cover for Moon Letters – The Dark Earth depicts a a figure in a red cloak holds a lantern near the entrance of a shadowy cave, while another person below gazes upward in awe. Surrounding them, glowing red-and-cyan cosmic rings hover over jagged black rock.
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Moon Letters – “The Dark Earth”

Professor Mark May 10, 2025 No Comments "The Dark Earth"Moon Letters

My favorite Seattle progressive rock band, Moon Letters, has returned from the studio to release their new album, The Dark Earth. The album will be…

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The album cover for Beyond by Moonlight Haze features a figure dressed in ornate white lace and flowing fabric, with long white hair and a futuristic mask or visor displaying celestial patterns. Encircled by a soft, translucent veil.
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Moonlight Haze – “Beyond”

Professor Mark May 8, 2025 No Comments "Beyond"Alberto MelinatoAlessandro JacobiChiara TricaricoGiulio CaponeItalian metalMarco Falangametal symphonicMoonlight Hazeprogressive metal

I have been interested in Moonlight Haze’s music for a while. I was waiting for an opportunity to review one of their albums. Well, opportunity…

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The album cover for Elyose – Évidence features a cybernetic portrait of a woman's face split between monochrome realism and a vibrant digital nebula. Circuit patterns, neon pinks, and Japanese characters blend with outer space elements.
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Elyose – “Évidence”

Professor Mark May 6, 2025 No Comments Anthony ChognardElyoseÉvidenceFranceFrench MetalJustine Daaémetal melodicNu GothNu Metal

Elyose is a cutting-edge Nu Metal / Nu Goth band from France. They have released their fifth album, Évidence, on January 10. Yes, I wrote…

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The album cover for Stories from the Old Church Lane by Brendan Perkins features a silhouetted church with a tall steeple, illuminated by sunlight streaming through a stained-glass window. Set against a dreamy blue sky and framed by bare, swirling trees, the image is encased in a glowing circular border.
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Brendan Perkins – “Stories from the Old Church Lane”

Professor Mark May 3, 2025 No Comments "Stories from the Old Church Lane"Brendan PerkinsHelen FlunderProgressive rockUKuk progressive rock

Brendan Perkins has produced a brand-new album, Stories from the Old Church Lane. And it was released on April 5th. If you are new to…

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John Hackett Band – “Red Institution cover artwork
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John Hackett Band – “Red Institution”

Professor Mark May 2, 2025 No Comments "Red Institution"Amy BirksDuncan ParsonsJeremy RichardsonJohn HackettJohn Hackett BandNick FletcherProgressive rockUK

The John Hackett Band have returned with a brand-new album Red Institution, which was released live at The Greystones, Sheffield, UK on April 11. John’s…

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The album cover for Edensong – Our Road to Dust features a hand-drawn, parchment-style map rendered in earthy tones of brown and green. The band's name, "Edensong," appears in a bold, jagged black font across the center, while the album title, "Our Road to Dust," is written in a looser, blue calligraphy at the bottom right.
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Edensong – “Our Road to Dust”

Professor Mark April 30, 2025 No Comments Barry SeroffChris BaumEdensongJames Byron SchoenNew YorkNick DiGregorioOur Road To Dustprogressive folkprogressive metalProgressive rockTD "BenBen" Towers

I have been wondering about bands like Edensong and Echolyn before 2025 began. I was wondering if they were still together and making music. Well,…

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Ammify – New Album “Sunny” Update Interview

Professor Mark April 28, 2025 No Comments "Sunny"AmmifyAmmy PhoenixAnthony “Ant” PhoenixAustraliaPerthPete Renzullo

Welcome to the Citadel for Metal Fellowship, here at ProgressiveRockCentral. We are glad to have my favorite metal band of 2024 back for a talk…

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The album cover for Deep Sun – "Storyteller" features a fantasy-inspired design. At the center stands a powerful woman in black, wearing an ornate gold top and crown, holding a glowing orb. Behind her, a large, luminous full moon dominates a cosmic sky filled with stars and planets. Surrounding her are symbolic elements: an open book, a key, an hourglass, and a compass, all enclosed within intricate geometric patterns.
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Deep Sun – “Storyteller”

Professor Mark April 27, 2025 No Comments Angelo SalernoDebora LavagnoloDeep Sun – "Storyteller"Erik DummermuthSwitzerlandThomas HiebaumTobias Brutschi

I found another fantastic female—fronted, symphonic metal band. They are Deep Sun, a Swiss symphonic metal band formed in 2006. Their new album, Storyteller, is…

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The album cover for Envy of None – Stygian Wavz features a hyper-saturated image of two identical blonde women in futuristic magenta outfits, peering through binoculars. They stand in front of a towering black windmill under a blue sky. The title appears boldly in white block letters, while the album name is stylized below in phonetic typography.
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Envy of None – “Stygian Wavz”

Professor Mark April 25, 2025 No Comments Alex LifesonAlf AnnibaliniAndy CurranCanadaEnvy of NoneEnvy of None – "Stygian Wavz"Maiah WynnepopUSA

Envy Of None has returned to deliver their much anticipated second album, Stygian Wavz.  The album was released on Kscope Records, back on March 28. 2025. The band’s first…

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The album cover for Subsounds by Atomic Time features a grayscale image of a woman's face floats partially submerged in dark water. The band's name, "Atomic Time," appears at the top in fragmented typography, while the album title, "Subsounds," sits below in a futuristic font.
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Atomic Time – “Subsounds”

Professor Mark April 22, 2025 No Comments "Subsounds"Atomic TimeBauruBrazilFernando LimaGabriel D'IncaoHumberto ZiglerKim ChandlerMetal CinematicPedro D'IncaoProgressive rockRoger Lopessymphonic rock

I found a fantastic new progressive rock band from Bauru, Brazil, making some very innovative and heavy progressive rock music. The band is Atomic Time…

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