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Author: Professor Mark

A grainy black-and-white seaside photograph shows three suited figures with mannequin-like heads, posed mid-stride along a coastal railing. Handwritten blue script reading Tomorrow’s Relics floats in the upper right, while the band name appears spaced across the bottom in pale blue capitals.
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Môr – Tomorrow’s Relics

Professor Mark December 22, 2025 2 Comments Alex FadistaChris BouchardChris MatthewsMôr – Tomorrow’s RelicsPeter RandProgressive rockRamlee OakSven-Martin Keil

Môr, the multinational progressive rock band, is back with a new album, Tomorrow’s Relics, which was independently released on December 5, of this year. Môr,…

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Faith in Agony – Insight

Professor Mark December 18, 2025 No Comments Eva RichéFaith in Agony – InsightFrancegrungeGuillaume “Grey” PouponMadiemetalProgressive rockQuentin Riché

Grenoble, France-based, grunge/metal band, Faith in Agony, independently released their sophomore album, Insight, on October 24th of this year.   Faith in Agony is a…

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Homme – Ma Vie En Théorèmes

Professor Mark December 17, 2025 No Comments '80s RockArthur DelevirgChris MassolFranceHomme - Ma Vie En ThéorèmesJacques AnoufaJP MendezMTVProgressive rock

Homme is a French, progressive rock band, who has released their debut album,  Ma Vie En Théorèmes, independently, on November 7th of this year. Homme’s…

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Kai Von Pannier – The Iceberg Rock Shows – Interview

Professor Mark December 8, 2025 No Comments Kai Von Pannier - The Iceberg Rock Shows – Interviewmetal

Welcome, Kai Von Pannier to The Citadel for Metal Fellowship at Progressive Rock Central! Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to…

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Avaland – The Legend Comes Alive.

Professor Mark December 8, 2025 No Comments Adrien G. GzaggAvaland – The Legend Comes AliveCamille SouffronCaraJeff KanjiLaurene TelennariaLéo MouchonayLucas MartinezMadiemetalmetal coreSophie Yanelli

April 11th of this year Avaland released the first live album of their music, The Legend Comes Alive. The album, as the band’s PR notice…

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Erewän – Soul is the Key cover artwork. A human figure under a large natural arch.
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Erewän – Soul is the Key

Professor Mark December 5, 2025 No Comments Alan RobertsAlexandre LamiaAlexis BiettiChris YorkDorothy LorenzettiErewänErewän – Soul is the KeyFolk progressivePatrice RicolviProgressive rockXavier Boscher

French folk, progressive rock band Erewän has released their latest album; Soul is the Key, on November 9th of this year. Erewän is a solo…

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A young child stands in a dim room beside an open window, pointing toward a eclipse framed by glowing blue and red clouds. The window’s grid divides the sky like a painting, while children’s drawings cover the walls around the scene. At the top, the album title Eclipse of the Midnight Sun and the artist name Tale Cue appear in green lettering.
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Tale Cue – Eclipse of the Midnight Sun

Professor Mark December 3, 2025 No Comments Alessio CobauGiovanni PorporaItalian Progressive RockLaura BaslaProgressive rockSilvio Masanotti

Italian progressive rock band, Tale Cue, have released their new album, Eclipse of the Midnight Sun, on November 16th of this year. Tale Cue is…

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A dark navy background carries intricate gold linework that frames a stylized moon at the center, its surface marbled with swirling patterns. Concentric arcs radiate outward, while star clusters arch across the top and layered clouds stretch across the bottom. The album title Luna Marble curving above the central moon.
CD Reviews

Luna Marble – Debut Album

Professor Mark November 27, 2025 No Comments bluesblues rockDavid GrundyDragos ColceriuLuna Marble – Debut AlbumManchesterMaria RicoProgressive rockSean StewartUKBlues

2025 has been a magical year of new releases with an overabundance of new bands to review. Every time I think this will be the…

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Interviews

Bakelit – No Fear of Drowning – Interview  

Professor Mark November 23, 2025 No Comments Bakelit – No Fear of Drowning - InterviewCarl WestholmProgressive rockSweden

Welcome, to The Noble Shire for Progressive Discussion at Progressive Rock Central, Carl Westholm! Carl Westholm is the band leader and a musician who plays…

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Glasya – Fear – Interview  

Professor Mark November 23, 2025 No Comments Bruno PratesFemale - Fronted MetalGlasya – Fear - InterviewIvan SantosPortugalprogressive metalsymphonic metal

Welcome, to The Citadel for Metal Fellowship at Progressive Rock Central! Thank you, Bruno Prates, on guitars; Ivan Santos, on bass; for taking time out…

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