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CD Reviews

Proportions – “After All These Years”

Professor Mark September 17, 2021 1 Comment Progressive rockProportions

The third album of the band Proportions, After All These Years, kicks off with one of the best pipe organ-like anthems of the year. It…

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The Watch – “The Art of Bleeding”

Professor Mark September 6, 2021 No Comments Progressive rockrock progresivo italianoThe Watch

The Watch are back, with their latest album, The Art of Bleeding, which will be released to the world, September 24th 2021. It has been…

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Argos – “The Other Life”

Professor Mark September 5, 2021 No Comments ArgosProgressive rock

Argos recently, August 20, 2021, released their sixth album, The Other Life. The album is a wonderful adventure in classic prog sounds full of expert…

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Diagonal – “4”

Professor Mark September 5, 2021 No Comments DiagonalProgressive rockspace rock

Diagonal is back with their follow-up to the critically acclaimed album Arc. Their new album, simply titled, 4, will be released on October 1, 2021,…

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Samurai of Prog – “The Lion and the Lady”

Professor Mark August 22, 2021 No Comments

On May 7, 2021, The Samurai of Prog released their most recent production, The Lion and the Lady. All of their albums are full of…

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Sparrohs – “We are the People”

Professor Mark August 22, 2021 No Comments popProgressive rockrockSparrohs

Formed in 2012, Sparrohs is a great new rock band from Switzerland. Their new album, We are the People, was released this year. It is…

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Giancarlo Erra – “Departure Tapes”

Professor Mark August 18, 2021 No Comments Giancarlo ErraProgressive rock

Giancarlo Erra, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist of Nosound, is back, this time with a solo album, Departure Tapes, that was released on KScope Records, on July…

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Amanda Lehmann – “Innocence and Illusion”

Professor Mark August 18, 2021 No Comments Amanda LehmannProgressive rock

There is a new voice on the progressive rock scene in the UK, and her name is Amanda Lehmann. And she comes with impressive recommendations…

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Steve Hackett – “Surrender of Silence”

Professor Mark August 17, 2021 2 Comments GenesisProgressive rockSteve Hackett

Steve Hackett – Surrender of Silence (Inside Out Music, 2021) For most artists his age, one album would be enough in a year. But for…

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Existentia – “The Planet in the Universe”

Professor Mark June 27, 2021 No Comments Existentiaheavy metal

Existentia – The Planet in the Universe Existentia, from Kursk, Russia, released their debut album, The Planet in the Universe, on May 9th, 2021. The…

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