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    Supervision, a Detour for Flame Dream

    Flame Dream – Supervision (Vertigo, 1982 / 2025 reissue) Supervision (1982) by Flame Dream is an example of what happened to many progressive rock bands.…

    Aiden Robinson September 19, 2026 No Comments
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    Arakatak, a Bright 80th Anniversary Celebration for Metropole

    Metropole Orchestra – Arakatak (V2, 2026) Metropole Orchestra has put together Arakatak, a fantastic new album that celebrates the ensemble’s 80th anniversary. The collection brings…

    Charlie Melville September 12, 2026 No Comments
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    The Intergalactic Adventure Prog-Rock of International Machine Consortium

    International Machine Consortium – Terraform (self-release, 2026) Swedish progressive space rock band International Machine Consortium’s fourth recording is an EP titled Terraform. All four band…

    Angel Romero September 12, 2026 No Comments
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    A Second Life for Solstice’s Progressive Rock Classic

    Solstice – New Life (2026 Remaster) The 2026 remaster of New Life brings renewed definition, depth, and clarity to Solstice’s excellent and timeless 1993 album.…

    Angel Romero August 30, 2026 No Comments
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    Olga Dikajee Karpova – The Frame

    The wait is over for Dikajee’s latest album, “The Frame!” I have been anticipating this album for quite a while, and I’m happy to report…

    Professor Mark August 25, 2026 No Comments
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Featured News

  • Malcolm Galloway – Stare cover artwork. A black and white side view of a staircase with railings.
    New CDs and Digital releases

    Malcolm Galloway – Stare

    Professor Mark September 10, 2026 No Comments
  • Long Earth – Towards the Sky cover artwork. A circle with images of star systems and astronomical symbols.
    New CDs and Digital releases

    Long Earth – Towards the Sky

    Professor Mark August 28, 2026 No Comments
  • Jukka Haavisto - Juniper Path cover artwork. A white cover with a vertical landscape painting on the right hand side.
    Music Videos New CDs and Digital releases

    Bassist Jukka Haavisto Rolls Out New Single “Echoes on the Path”

    Prog News August 23, 2026 No Comments
  • Steve Roach La Rosa cover artwork. A live image of Roach on stage with multiple colors of light.
    New CDs and Digital releases

    Steve Roach Unveils La Rosa – Live in Tucson

    Prog News August 15, 2026 No Comments
  • Jesus Cringe Deep Need of Affection cover artwork. The cover features a dark anatomical image framed by a gold inverted triangle.
    Music Videos New CDs and Digital releases

    Jesus Cringe Turn Vulnerability Into Transformation on “Deep Need of Affection”

    Prog News August 15, 2026 No Comments
  • The Flower Kings band photo, 2026
    Music Videos New CDs and Digital releases

    The Flower Kings Present First single “In A World Of Fools” from 18th Album

    Prog News August 14, 2026 No Comments

Bokani Dyer - Radio Sechaba cover artwork. A photo of the artist playing a keyboard.
CD Reviews

Bokani Dyer’s Radio Sechaba Tunes Into South Africa

Kevin Baker February 25, 2025 No Comments Bokani Dyercontemporary jazzSouth African musicworld jazz

Bokani Dyer – Radio Sechaba (Brownswood Recordings, 2023) Multi-award-winning pianist and composer Bokani Dyer expands his musical vision with Radio Sechaba, a 15-track album that…

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The album cover for Unity by Yosef Gutman Levitt & Itay Sher features a minimalist gradient design. The background transitions from deep blue at the top to a lighter turquoise hue towards the bottom. A small, subtle circular shape, possibly representing a moon or planet, is visible near the lower part of the cover. In the bottom right corner, a warm orange hue appears, contrasting against the cool blue tones. The typography is clean and understated, with the album title Unity centered in white uppercase letters, while the artists' names are positioned discreetly in the upper corners
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Sounds of Devotion: Yosef Gutman Levitt & Itay Sher Reimagine Hasidic Nigunim

Angel Romero February 24, 2025 No Comments contemporary jazzHasidic musicItay SherJewish musicwestern classical musicYosef Gutman Levitt

Yosef Gutman Levitt & Itay Sher – Unity (Soul Song Records, 2024) Bassist Yosef Gutman Levitt and guitarist Itay Sher take a contemporary, orchestral approach…

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The album cover for Imaginaerium - The Siege features a fantasy-inspired battle scene. A massive metallic sphere with intricate engravings and a fiery opening looms at the center, seemingly an otherworldly siege weapon. Surrounding it, Roman-style soldiers clad in red capes and armed with spears and shields advance through swirling blue mist. Towering stone fortresses, adorned with flags and statues, frame the scene, while the sky burns with a crimson inferno.
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Imaginaerium – “Siege” – Interview

Professor Mark February 24, 2025 No Comments Clive NolanImaginaeriumImaginaerium – "Siege"Laura PiazzaiLuis NasserMark MonfortiMirko SangrigoliNeil MonaghanSimone Milliava

Welcome, to The Noble Shire of Progressive Discussion! Welcome, Clive Nolan and Laura Piazzai, founding members of Imaginaerium; Simone Milliava, guitarist; Mirko Sangrigoli, second guitarist…

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The album cover for Repeat After Me by Kneebody features a modernist design with a black background. The artwork includes six colorful, bisected circles arranged in two rows, using blue, green, yellow, orange, and pink hues. The typography is retro-futuristic: "kneebody" appears in lowercase, cream-colored letters, while "repeat after me" is set in a red rectangle with rounded white text. A geometric, textured white shape extends from the right side. The right edge also features the text "GROUND UP MUSIC," indicating the record label.
Music Videos

Kneebody Launches New Single, “Repeat After Me”

Prog News February 23, 2025 No Comments

“Repeat After Me,” the first single from Kneebody’s upcoming album, is available now. Saxophonist Ben Wendel shared, “Just a cheeky title for a cheeky song!…

View More Kneebody Launches New Single, “Repeat After Me”
The album cover for Big Blue Sky by Doris Brendel and Lee Dunham features a desert landscape with a towering pile of guitars—both acoustic and electric—stacked atop scattered rocks and debris. Many of the instruments are painted in shades of blue. The sky is vast and bright, stretching endlessly over the barren terrain.
CD Reviews

Doris Brendel and Lee Dunham – “Big Blue Sky”

Professor Mark February 22, 2025 No Comments Big Blue SkybluesDoris Brendel and Lee Dunham - "Big Blue Sky"Sam BlueSam BrownSam WhiteUK

Last year I wrote my first review for Doris Brendel and Lee Dunham. It was for their album, Pigs Might Fly. It was a fascinating…

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Stratospheerius by Jody Gianni LR. Band photo outside, sitting and standing by a building.
Music Videos

“Voodoo Vortex” Casts a Spell on Prog-Rock Fans

Prog News February 22, 2025 No Comments electric violinjazz-rockJoe DeninzonJoe Deninzon & StratospheeriusProgressive rock

Joe Deninzon & Stratospheerius’ latest music video, “Voodoo Vortex (Part 1),” from the album Impostor!, channels the spirit of 1970s progressive rock, fusion, and classic…

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Cosmic Cathedral by Chad Hoerner. Band photo outdoors near some goods.
Music Videos

Making Waves: Cosmic Cathedral Drops ‘Deep Water Suite’ Video

Prog News February 21, 2025 No Comments Byron HouseChester ThompsonCosmic CathedralNeal MorsePhil KeaggyProgressive rocksymphonic rock

Progressive rock supergroup Cosmic Cathedral has released the video for Deep Water Suite: Launch Out, Pt. One, the first segment of their 38-minute epic composition.…

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The album cover for Beat Mirage by Mina Cho’s Grace Beat Quartet is a minimalist design. It features a dark, almost black background with jagged, cracked glass-like textures running across the image. A spectral burst of rainbow light emerges in the upper left portion. The album title, Beat Mirage, appears in bold yellow uppercase letters.
CD Reviews

Grace Under Pressure: Mina Cho & The Beat Mirage

Charlie Melville February 20, 2025 1 Comment gugakInsoo KimKorean jazzKorean musicMax RidleyMina ChoMina Cho & Grace Beat Quartetpianoworld fusionworld jazzYeongjin Kim

Mina Cho & Grace Beat Quartet – Beat Mirage (International Gugak Jazz Institute, 2024) Rooted in the larger Gugak Jazz Society, a nine-piece powerhouse devoted…

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The album cover for Victims of Convenience by Conveniens features a glitchy, distorted aesthetic with bold, overlapping cyan, magenta, and black silhouettes of band members. The typography is similarly fragmented, with a digital or photocopied effect.
CD Reviews

Synths, Jazz, Percussion, Chaos: Conveniens Plays by No One’s Rules

Stefan Bruno February 20, 2025 No Comments

Conveniens – Victims of Convenience (Smith&Maz Music, 2024, originally released by Convenience Records in 1986) Conveniens, an American underground band, emerged in the 1980s. They…

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The album cover for Between Two Worlds by Hats Off Gentlemen It's Adequate features a surreal, blurred double-exposure effect of a faceless humanoid figure.
CD Reviews

Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate – “Between Two Worlds”- EP

Professor Mark February 19, 2025 No Comments "Between Two Worlds"- EPHats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate – "Between Two Worlds"- EPMalcolm GallowayMark GatlandProgressive rocksymphonic rockUK

Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate, is one of the best progressive rock bands from the UK. This year they have released an EP, Between Two…

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