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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 album cover for Happy Family – 4037 features a handmade twisted blue wire that spells out “Happy Family” on a worn, yellow-orange cardboard backdrop. Stylized wire flowers accent the design. In the foreground, a yellow apple marked with the red number “4037” sits atop a woven surface.
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Happy Returns: Happy Family’s “4037” Marks a Grateful Reawakening

Angel Romero April 7, 2025 No Comments avant-garde rockCanterburyHappy FamilyProgressive rock

Happy Family – 4037 (Cuneiform Rune 4037, 2025) After more than a decade of inactivity, Japanese progressive rock group Happy Family returns with 4037, a…

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The album cover for Cosmos by Flor de Loto features a futuristic, cybernetic humanoid figure with a translucent, glowing face composed of intricate circuitry and luminous energy. The head appears to be merging with a cosmic backdrop, filled with stars and celestial bodies. The overall color palette consists of deep blues, fiery oranges, and electric glows.
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Flor de Loto – “Cosmos” – Interview

Professor Mark April 6, 2025 No Comments Alejandro JarrinAlonso HerreraCosmosFlor De Lotometal melodicPeruProgressive rock

Welcome, to The Noble Shire of Progressive Discussion here at ProgressiveRockCentral! Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule Alonso Herrera, who sings…

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The album cover for Future Loop Foundation – The Planet Dog Years 1996–1998 features a photographic developing tray filled with a reddish liquid, inside which floats a stylized, cutout-like image of a person wearing glasses and a hood. The sink is splattered with colorful paint stains. The title appears in a bold sans-serif font at the top right, with "Future Loop Foundation" in white and "The Planet Dog Years 1996–1998" in maroon, separated for emphasis.
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Future Loop Foundation’s Planet Dog Years Revisited

Stefan Bruno April 4, 2025 No Comments drum and basselectronic musicFuture Loop Foundationtrip hop

Future Loop Foundation – The Planet Dog Years 1996–1998 (Cherry Red, 2025) Cherry Red presents a comprehensive 3CD reissue chronicling Future Loop Foundation’s key releases…

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Jake Hertzog Expands Into Orchestral Sounds with Ozark Concerto

Charlie Melville April 4, 2025 No Comments contemporary jazzguitarJake Hertzogwestern classical music

Jake Hertzog — Ozark Concerto (Zoho Music ZM 202504, 2025) Vituoso jazz guitarist Jake Hertzog returns with Ozark Concerto, his second release on the Zoho…

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The album cover for Maestro by Magic Pie features an abstract design. A lone man in a suit walks toward a spiraling tunnel made of fragmented red, blue, and white concentric shapes. A large feather, painted in matching colors, hovers to the right.
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Pie in the Sky: Magic Pie Serves Up a Slice of Norwegian Prog

Prog News April 3, 2025 No Comments hard rockMagic PieProgressive rock

Norwegian progressive rock band Magic Pie has released a new single and video titled “Someone Else’s Wannabe.” The track showcases the group’s signature blend of…

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The Flower Kings Turn Up the Heat with “Burning Both Edges”

Prog News April 2, 2025 No Comments Progressive rocksymphonic rockThe Flower Kings

(headline image: The Flower Kings – Photograph by Toby Photo) Swedish progressive rock veterans The Flower Kings have released a new single, Burning Both Edges,…

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The album cover for Wildflower by Heather Findlay features Heather walking alone on a wooden pier stretching out into the sea, under a vast, moody sky with a soft glow breaking through the clouds. Her blue scarf stands out gently against the subdued background. The artist's name appears subtly in the upper left corner, while the album title, Wildflower, is handwritten in white in the bottom right corner.
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Heather Findlay – “Wildflower”

Professor Mark April 2, 2025 No Comments folk-rockHeather Findlayprogressive folkTroy DonockleyUKWildflower

I am so happy Heather Findlay sent me her new solo album, Wildflower. This is not the kind of music you, or I remember from…

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Volker Lankow - Music To Linger Over cover artwork. A simple red and yellow design.
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Volker Lankow’s Absorbing Music To Linger Over

Stefan Bruno March 31, 2025 No Comments ambientelectronic musicVolker Lankow

Volker Lankow – Music To Linger Over (self-release, 2025) Prolific German ambient electronic music artist Volker Lankow has just released Music To Linger Over. As…

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The album cover for Gentle Giant - Playing The Fool: The Complete Live Experience is divided into four quadrants, each depicting a different scene related to the band's live concert imagery. The top-left quadrant shows a brightly lit concert venue with blurred figures, suggesting a bustling crowd. The top-right features a stage performance with the band's logo and the word "Live" in bold red script. The bottom-left displays a torn concert poster layered over various advertisements, highlighting the title Playing The Fool. The bottom-right shows a figure at a ticket booth marked "Sold Out."
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Giant Steps: Gentle Giant Revives Playing the Fool With Expanded Live Set

Prog News March 31, 2025 No Comments

Iconic British progressive rock band Gentle Giant is set to release a newly remixed and expanded edition of their 1977 live album Playing the Fool…

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Doris Brendel and Lee Dunham – “Big Blue Sky” – Interview

Professor Mark March 30, 2025 No Comments bluesDoris BrendelDoris Brendel and Lee Dunham - "Big Blue Sky"Lee DunhamUK

Welcome to The Noble Shire for Progressive Discussion! Today we will be talking with Doris Brendel and Lee Dunham – “Big Blue Sky”Thank you Doris…

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