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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.
    Music Videos New CDs and Digital releases

    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,
    Music Videos New CDs and Digital releases

    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.
    New CDs and Digital releases

    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

Music Videos

Jethro Tull Builds ‘The Tipu House’ – A Towering Second Single from Curious Ruminant

Prog News February 6, 2025 No Comments Curious RuminantfluteIan AndersonJethro TullProgressive rock

Jethro Tull has released “The Tipu House”, the second single from their upcoming album, Curious Ruminant, following the title track’s debut in January. The accompanying…

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The album cover for Empires Must Fall by Ghost of the Machine features a regal, goddess-like woman seated on an ornate, towering throne. She is adorned in a flowing white and gold gown. The throne itself is intricate, with sharp, angular designs. Behind her, a dramatic sky filled with swirling clouds and golden light. The typography is bold, with the album title written in a flowing script.
CD Reviews

Ghost of the Machine – “Empires Must Fall”

Professor Mark February 5, 2025 No Comments "Empires Must Fall"Andy MilnerCharlie BramaldGhost of the MachineGraham GarbettMark HaganProgressive rockScott OwensStuart McAuleysymphonic rockUK

Ghost Of The Machine, from the UK, have returned with their follow-up album to the critically acclaimed, 2022 debut, album, Scissorgames. The new album, Empires…

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Alice & The Mountain, A Crossover Exploration of Emotion Through Voice and Piano

Charlie Melville February 4, 2025 No Comments Alice & The Mountainfolkjazz

Alice & The Mountain – Stripped (Losen Records, 2024) Stripped, a duo album featuring pianist Bernt Moen and vocalist Silje Kåfjord. Known for his work…

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The album cover for Pearl Hunting by Belle Morte features a woman with long, wavy hair sits in a contemplative pose, adorned in a bohemian-style dress with rich, earthy tones and intricate patterns. She holds a small seashell in her hand. The background blends elements of fantasy and gothic imagery, with glowing strands resembling bioluminescent filaments in her hair. The typography is ornate, with the album title written in a flowing script, while the band's name is styled in a gothic font with a subtle skull motif.
CD Reviews

Belle Morte – “Pearl Hunting”

Professor Mark February 2, 2025 No Comments "Pearl Hunting"Anastasia SchebrovaBelle MorteIlya PetrashkevichIlya RogovoyMaria ShumanskayaProgressive rockRostislav GolubnichiySergey Butovskysymphonic metalsymphonic progressive metalsymphonic rock

Belle Morte is a musical project from the Belarus capital of Minsk. They play dark symphonic metal with a gothic/progressive flavor and melancholic vibe. The…

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The album cover for All the Difference by Runar Blesvik features an abstract composition with fluid, curving shapes that evoke a sense of depth and movement. The color palette consists of muted blues, grays, and earthy tones, intersected by fine, almost architectural lines that add structure to the organic forms.
CD Reviews

Runar Blesvik’s Deeply Personal Connection to the Dramatic Landscapes of Western Norway

Angel Romero January 30, 2025 No Comments ambientcontemporary classicalRunar Blesvik

Runar Blesvik – All the Difference (Fluttery Records, 2025) Norwegian composer, producer, and pianist Runar Blesvik has unveiled his sixth album, All the Difference. This…

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Sara Caswell — The Way To You cover artwork. A photo of Caswell holding a violin to her chest.
CD Reviews

Sara Caswell’s violin sings with clarity, passion, and a touch of mystery

Charlie Melville January 29, 2025 No Comments contemporary jazzjazzjazz violinSara Caswell

Sara Caswell — The Way To You (Anzic Records, 2023) After a seventeen-year hiatus as a leader, jazz violinist Sara Caswell re-emerged with The Way…

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Events

Life, Love, & Lenny, A Celebration of Jazz Fusion Drummer Lenny White

Prog News January 28, 2025 2 Comments

Life, Love, & Lenny is a one-night celebration of celebrated jazz fusion drummer Lenny White. Presented by Laurence Fishburne, with Dianne Reeves, Buster Williams and…

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The album cover for The Far Meadow - Given the Impossible features a striking visual of a narrow, graffiti-lined alleyway bathed in golden light. At the end of the alley, a lone silhouette of a person stands illuminated by a bright glow. The bold yellow typography contrasts with the dark, textured brick walls. The band's initials, "TFM," appear subtly in the bottom corner.
CD Reviews

The Far Meadow: Symphonic Rock Mastery and Artful Storytelling

Angel Romero January 27, 2025 No Comments Marguerita AlexandrouProgressive rocksymphonic rockThe Far Meadow

The Far Meadow — Given The Impossible (Bad Elephant Music, 2016) London-based progressive rock quintet The Far Meadow delivered a breathtaking symphonic masterpiece with their…

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Interviews

Echolyn Interview – “Time Silent Radio”

Professor Mark January 26, 2025 No Comments Brett KullChristopher BuzbyEcholynGlenn RosensteinProgressive rockRay Westonsymphonic rockTime Silent Radio

Welcome to the Noble Shire of Progressive Discussion. Today, a wonderful surprise! We have Echolyn assembled to talk about their new albums, Time Silent Radio…

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The album cover for G Clef Fusion - Geryon Claque Fermata features a colorful, surrealistic design. It portrays three interconnected, multi-colored faces blending into one another, emphasizing intricate swirls, patterns, and textures. The palette of yellows, blues, reds, and oranges creates a sense of dynamic motion. The background has a subtle, dark textured effect, contrasting with the bold central imagery. The title and band name are displayed in soft, contrasting fonts.
CD Reviews

G Clef Fusion’s Triptych of Jazz-Rock Fusion

Charlie Melville January 26, 2025 No Comments fusionG Clef Fusionjazz-rockProgressive rock

G Clef Fusion – Geryon Claque Fermata (self-release, 2024) Chuck Moyer, operating under his alias G Clef Fusion, drops his third full-length album, Geryon Claque…

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