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Overworld Dreams — Geography cover artwork. A fantasy design with a bald eagle flying over an imaginary city below.
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Overworld Dreams Aim High On ‘Geography’

Aiden Robinson September 18, 2025 No Comments Overworld DreamsProgressive rocksymphonic rock

Overworld Dreams — Geography (self-release, 2024) New Jersey progressive rock outfit Overworld Dreams released Geography in 2024, built around two extensive suites: the title epic…

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Terra Atlantica – Oceans

Professor Mark September 17, 2025 No Comments Dave WieczorekGermanyJulian PrüferNico Hauschildtprogressive metalProgressive rockTerra Atlantica – OceansTristan Harders

Terra Atlantica, a Germany based metal symphonic band will release their latest album, Oceans on September 26th, on Scarlet Records. As a fellow lover of…

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The album cover features a portrait of a bald man with robotic enhancements integrated into his head and neck. He is facing to the side against an orange background. On the right side, the text reads: “Han Uil – I Am.”
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Han Uil – I Am

Professor Mark September 16, 2025 No Comments Dutch Music WorksElpidaHan Uil – I AmNetherlandsProgressive bluesProgressive rockTumble Town

Han Uil, from The Netherlands, will be releasing his latest album, I Am, on the Dutch Music Works record label, on September 25th. Han Uil…

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The cover of La Fine Non Esiste has an Art Deco style: vertical panels in warm yellows, oranges, and reds frame the title, while silhouetted figures in motion seem to climb and leap across a wheel-like structure.
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Semiramis Return: A Defiant Spark Beyond Time

Kevin Baker September 16, 2025 No Comments Progressive rockrock progresivo italianoSemiramissymphonic rock

Semiramis – La Fine Non Esiste (Vinyl Magic, 2024) Half a century after the classic Dedicato a Frazz carved its name into the marble of…

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Vanitas – Journey to the Sun

Professor Mark September 15, 2025 No Comments Elijah StorerJackson CannJade MarisJon WillinghammetalMitchell BarlowprogressivemetalUKVanitas – Journey to the Sun

Vanitas, is a progressive metal band from the UK who have released their latest EP, Journey to the Sun, on August 15th. They have been…

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The album cover for Lumen by Bill Laurance features vertical stripes in pastel pink, teal, yellow, and gray. Wavy shapes of the same colors flow through the stripes, creating a rhythmic, optical effect. The artist’s name appears in black at the top left, with the album title in teal just beneath it, while the ACT label logo sits in the bottom left corner.
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Bill Laurance Finds New Light in “Lumen”

Charlie Melville September 15, 2025 No Comments Bill Laurancecontemporary jazzjazzwestern classical music

Bill Laurance – Lumen (ACT, 2025) In April 2025, pianist and composer Bill Laurance spent several days recording alone inside St. Faith’s Church in Dulwich,…

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The cover of The Forked Road features a monochrome illustration: a figure with moonlit eyes weeping luminous streams, a full moon resting on their forehead, and large earrings framing their face. Their shoulders dissolve into barren landscapes with twisted trees and diverging paths.
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The Forked Road: Richard Wileman at the Crossroads

Angel Romero September 14, 2025 No Comments progressive folkProgressive rockRichard Wileman

Richard Wileman – The Forked Road (Believers Roast, 2024) Karda Estra composer, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Richard Wileman released his 4th solo album The Forked Road…

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The cover of Ramshackled is a white, textured background with only two key elements, a small circular black-and-white portrait of Alan White in the bottom right, and the album title with his name in black lettering at the top left. The design feels understated, almost blank, drawing attention to White’s face and the album’s name.
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Alan White’s “Ramshackled” Reissued: A Detour from Yes

Aiden Robinson September 14, 2025 No Comments Alan Whitefunkjazz-rockpopsoul

Alan White — Ramshackled (Spirit Of Unicorn Music/Cherry Red Records, 2025 remastered reissue) As Yes paused between progressive rock epics in 1976, each member unveiled…

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The cover of Vintage Soul by Blackkay shows a woman in a black outfit reclining sideways on a pale blue wooden chair against a white background. The artist’s name appears in modern lettering across her body, while the album title is written below in handwritten-style script.
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BlackKay – Vintage Soul

Professor Mark September 12, 2025 No Comments '80sAORBlackKay – Vintage SoulKasia BieńkowskaŁukasz ŁobodametalMichał TobjaszPoland

I found BlackKay, somewhere on the Internet and I’m so glad that I did. Rock and roll metal, like it used to sound. Kasia Bieńkowska,…

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The cover of The Glare by Spriggan Mist features a circular portal framed in green, opening onto a forest scene with twisted trees, glowing orbs, a stag, and a starry night sky. The band’s name appears in ornate lettering at the bottom, while the album title arches above in green type against a black background.
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Spriggan Mist – The Glare

Professor Mark September 11, 2025 No Comments Aaron CiliaAli SoueidanAndrew MerrittBaz CiliaBrianna CiliaFay BrotherhoodFolk Progressive RockMaxine CiliaNeil WightonProgressive rockProgrock.com's EssentialsSpriggan Mist – The Glareuk progressive rock

Spriggan Mist, is a UK progressive rock/folk band, that is planning to release their latest album, The Glare, on Progrock.com’s Essentials label, on November 2,…

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