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    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…

    Angel Romero November 13, 2026 No Comments
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    The Samuel Jackson Five – A Passage to Elsewhere: Five Musicians, No Fixed Destination

    The Samuel Jackson Five – A Passage to Elsewhere (Karisma Records, 2026) Nearly a decade after their previous full-length release, Norwegian instrumental quintet The Samuel…

    Angel Romero November 11, 2026 No Comments
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    Bosco Sacro – Inhabit: A Sacred Place to Lose Yourself

    Bosco Sacro – Inhabit (Supernatural Cat Records, 2026) Somewhere between the crushing weight of the earth and the boundless mysteries of the human spirit, Italian…

    Kevin Baker November 3, 2026 No Comments
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    Max Richter: High Water, Higher Stakes

    Max Richter – While the Flood Rages (Decca, 2026) While the Flood Rages, Max Richter’s ambitious and impressive new album, stemmed from MaddAddam, his latest…

    Angel Romero November 3, 2026 No Comments
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    Xasthur Explores Musical Ambiguity on New Album Open to Misinterpretation

    Xasthur – Open to Misinterpretation (Prophecy Productions, 2026) American musician Scott Conner continues to expand the musical direction of Xasthur with Open to Misinterpretation,a reflection…

    Aiden Robinson October 26, 2026 No Comments
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  • Volker Lankow Cosmic Experiences cover artwork. An abstract cover with black background and pink round patterns.
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    Volker Lankow Explores Experimental Ambient and Drone Music on Cosmic Experiences

    Prog News November 13, 2026 No Comments
  • Dean De Benedictis Salvaging The Future cover artwork. The cover of Dean De Benedictis’ Salvaging the Future features a weathered, greenish-blue sculptural form floating against a cloud-filled background of pale yellow, mint green, and soft pink.
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    Dean De Benedictis Unveils Surreal Visual Journey in “Future Incandescence” Music Video

    Prog News November 11, 2026 No Comments
  • Joe Satriani & Brian Tarquin Tyranny of Tone. An image of the two guitarists laying guitars,
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    Brian Tarquin and Joe Satriani Confront California Wildfires in New “Tyranny of Tone” Motion Comic

    Prog News November 7, 2026 No Comments
  • Tribe3 – Scars cover artwork. A photo of a woman in a red dress in a fetal position.
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    Tribe3 – Scars

    Professor Mark October 25, 2026 No Comments
  • The cover of Aurora by Yes features an otherworldly landscape illuminated by brilliant green, turquoise, blue, and purple northern lights. Strange, spiky alien vegetation surrounds a luminous icy expanse beneath a star-filled sky. A twisted tree branch stretches across the scene, while the band's ornate red-and-yellow logo floats near the top.
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    Yes Celebrate Greek Mythology with “Ariadne”

    Prog News October 18, 2026 No Comments
  • Bernhard Wöstheinrich - Qualia 007. Blue Ice, color and light image by Steven Leak, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada
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    Bernhard Wöstheinrich Explores Experimental Ambient Music on Qualia 007

    Prog News October 12, 2026 No Comments

The cover of Symphony of Rage by Anna KiaRa features a fiery-haired woman in a black dress and crown, set against the backdrop of a gothic castle. Her form partially disintegrates into ash, revealing a shadowy, mirrored version of herself. The dark, mystical atmosphere is intensified by dramatic lighting and the album's ornate, orange serif typography
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Ana KiaRa – “Symphony of Rage”

Professor Mark May 13, 2025 No Comments "Symphony of Rage"Ana KiaRametalmetal melodicRussiasymphonic metal

Recently, I was fortunate enough to have Anna KiaRa, the former lead vocalist for the Russian band Imperial Age, send me her latest solo album,…

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The album cover for Judy Dyble – Darkness to Light: The Recordings 2004–2006 features a rich magenta background with elegant, calligraphic black text. At the center is a gold and green Celtic-inspired triskelion symbol.
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Darkness to Light Boxed Set Illuminates Judy Dyble’s Visionary Folk Legacy

Angel Romero May 12, 2025 No Comments ambientfolk-rockJudy Dybleprogressive folkProgressive rockpsychedelic rockRobert FrippSimon House

Judy Dyble – Darkness to Light – The Recordings 2004-2006, Remastered 3CD Boxed Set (Esoteric/Cherry Red Records, 2025) By the time Judy Dyble (1949 –…

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Nova Cascade's Box Man album cover depicts an elderly man, draped in a patterned poncho, sitting on a bench amid a dreamlike cityscape. He holds a fan of playing cards, surrounded by scattered cards and boxes labeled "Box Man" and "Nova Cascade." In the background, a glowing cathedral towers over misty bridges and waterways, while birds and butterflies quietly animate the scene.
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Nova Cascade – “Box Man” – Interview

Professor Mark May 11, 2025 No Comments "Box Man"Colin PowellDave HilborneInterviewnova cascadeProgressive rockSymphonic Progressive RockUK

Welcome to the Noble Shire of Progressive Discussion. Today I will be talking with David Hilborne, the lead vocalist, keyboardist and leader of Nova Cascade.…

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The album cover for In Space We Trust by Astral Magic features an otherworldly landscape with glowing neon rivers, sharp mountain peaks, and floating beams of blue light. A massive planet dominates the sky, while spacecraft streak across a starry cosmic backdrop. The band’s logo appears centrally, and the album title is displayed in futuristic typography at the bottom.
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Astral Magic Pledges Allegiance to the Void

Prog News May 11, 2025 No Comments Astral Magicelectronic musicProgressive rockpsychedelic rock

Finnish project Astral Magic returns with In Space We Trust, a new album that continues its prolific exploration of psychedelic and progressive rock. The release…

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Volker Lankow - Landscapes cover artwork. A minimalist blue design.
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Volker Lankow’s “Landscapes” Paints Nature in Ambient Tones

Prog News May 11, 2025 No Comments ambientelectronic musicVolker Lankow

Released on May 11, 2025, Landscapes is the latest ambient album by electronic music artist Volker Lankow. Rooted in the tradition of atmospheric composition, the…

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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.
CD Reviews

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 The Lamb Stands Up Live at the Royal Albert Hall features a wide-angle photo of Steve Hackett's live performance at the iconic venue. Bathed in multicolored stage lights and surrounded by the ornate architecture of the Royal Albert Hall. The artist's name and album title appear in classic serif font against a black header.
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Lamb Again: Steve Hackett Revisits Genesis Classic at the Royal Albert Hall

Prog News May 10, 2025 No Comments GenesisProgressive rockSteve Hackettsymphonic rockThe Lamb Lies Down on Broadway

Guitarist Steve Hackett will release The Lamb Stands Up Live at the Royal Albert Hall on July 11, 2025, marking the 50th anniversary of Genesis’s…

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The album cover for Core by Pymlico features a grayscale coastal landscape sliced into horizontal strips, creating a fragmented, layered visual effect. At the top, the band's name and album title appear in clean serif typeface, while a small Roman numeral “VIII” is centered at the bottom.
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Core Values — Pymlico Strips Down to Build Up

Prog News May 9, 2025 No Comments jazz-rockProgressive rockPymlico

Norwegian instrumental rock band Pymlico returns with Core, a new album emphasizing the strength of its current seven-member lineup. Following their performance at Festival Crescendo…

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Cover of Strawbs - Magic From the Moon Blu-ray video.
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Strawbs Cast a Lunar Spell with Archival Blu-ray Release

Prog News May 9, 2025 No Comments progressive folkProgressive rockStrawbs

Progressive folk band Strawbs will release Magic From the Moon on Blu-ray on June 9, 2025. Captured during their 40th Anniversary concert in 2009, the…

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The album cover for The Clockmaster by Clay Wulbrecht features an ornate, antique-style clock face overlaid on a vintage illustration of a cobbled European village. The clock displays exposed gears and intricate machinery at its center, with Roman numerals in alternating red and gold tones marking the hours. The title and artist’s name appear subtly at the bottom right.
CD Reviews

Clocking In: Clay Wulbrecht Bends Time on The Clockmaster

Angel Romero May 8, 2025 No Comments Clay Wulbrechtcontemporary jazzfusionProgressive rock

Clay Wulbrecht – The Clockmaster (Instru Dash Mental IDMJZ006, 2025) Clay Wulbrecht, a State College, Pennsylvania-based composer, pianist, and arranger, presents The Clockmaster, a dynamic,…

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