Brand X: Nothing Theoretical About It
Brand X — Theory Of Nothing (BrandXMusic/MoonJune Records, 2026) Nearly half a century after Brand X’s 1977 American tour, a remarkable cache of reel-to-reel tapes…

Welcome, to The Noble Shite for Progressive Discussion at Progressive Rock Central! Today we’ll be talking with Sarah Lambert-Gates, of the UK band Daughter of…
View More Daughter of the Water – “Cast Through the Mistletoe Tree” – InterviewPlease welcome to The Noble Shire of Progressive Discussion at Progressive Rock Central, The Aaron Clift Experiment! Thank you for taking time out of your…
View More Aaron Clift Experiment – “The Age of Misinformation” – InterviewEnigmatic Sound Machines released their latest album, Imperfect Silence, at the beginning of August of this year, on Prog Rock Essentials. The Montreal, Canadian band…
View More Enigmatic Sound Machines – “Imperfect Silence”UK artists Fearful Symmetry, will release their brand-new album, I’ve Started, So I’ll Finish…, on Progrock.com’s Essentials label, on September 5th, of this year. Fearful…
View More Fearful Symmetry – “I’ve Started, So I’ll Finish…”Overegginnit — The Black Albumen (Buried Treasure, 2025) Glyn “Bigga” Bush, the veteran of Rockers Hi Fi, Dandelion Set, Magic Drum Orchestra, and Lightning Head,…
View More Shell Games: Overegginnit Cracks Prog’s Past On “The Black Albumen”Daughter of the Water is a band that I was recently introduced to, and I am so thankful to Anne-Claire from Bad Dog Promotions for…
View More Daughter of the Water – “Cast Through the Mistletoe Tree”French metal band Orkhys, in April 2024, released via their Guardians label; an album about legends. The album, “Legends” features 9 tracks, telling the story…
View More Orkhys – “Legends”Lorenzo Bellini – Source (GleAM Records, 2025) Pianist and composer Lorenzo Bellini leads a quartet formed during his time at Berklee College of Music. Alongside…
View More A Contemporary Jazz Statement Based in Collaboration and VisionAmbient music artist Forrest Fang presents an acoustic reinterpretation of David Bowie’s “Warszawa,” originally from Low, the first album in Bowie’s late-1970s Berlin Trilogy with…
View More Forrest Fang Reworks David Bowie’s “Warszawa”Derrick Stembridge is one of my favorite keyboard artists. He is always composing and releases an album, it seems at least once a year. Sometimes…
View More Drifting in Silence – “Beautiful Chaos of Truth”