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The album cover for Terminus by Cryptic Cadet features a design dominated by a fiery orange gradient that fades into dark brown. A blurred, glowing yellow circle near the center . The band's name appears in sharp black text in the top left, while the title Terminus is boldly placed in bright orange at the bottom right.
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Cryptic Cadet Unveils Terminus

Prog News June 29, 2025 No Comments art rockCryptic CadetProgressive rock

Terminus is the debut full-length album from Cryptic Cadet, an art-rock trio featuring d. mark owen (Cirque du Soleil), drummer Cam Tyler (Cirque du Soleil),…

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Laughing Stock - Shelter cover artwork. Two hands coming out of the earth holding tree branches with leaves.
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Laughing Stock Explores Utopian Escape in ‘Shelter’

Margarita Gabaldon June 7, 2024 No Comments Anders Buaasart rockhard rockLaughing StockProgressive rockTim Bowness

Laughing Stock – Shelter (Apollon Records, 2024) Norwegian rock band Laughing Stock is back with their sixth album, Shelter, and it’s an intriguing exploration of…

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Babal – Who Will I Be When I Leave?
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Babal – Who Will I Be When I Leave?

Professor Mark September 8, 2022 1 Comment art rockBabal UKcinematicEclecticFrank ZappaProgressive rock

Babal, the English band, return this year with a new album, Who Will I Be When I Leave?; which will be released on Melodic Revolution…

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Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate – Confidence Trick
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Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate – Confidence Trick

Professor Mark May 1, 2022 6 Comments art rockConfidence Trickcontemporary classicalelectronic musicHats Off Gentlemen It’s AdequateminimalismProgressive rock

Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate won my favorite album of 2020 award, with Nostalgia for Infinity. Now they return with an album that may be…

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Tim Bowness with his Favorite Singers and Musicians

Angel Romero April 24, 2019 No Comments art rockfeaturedProgressive rockTim Bowness

Tim Bowness – Flowers at the Scene (InsideOutMusic, 2019) Flowers at the Scene is the exquisitely produced and arranged fifth solo album by British artist…

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Groundbreaking Band Dead Can Dance Releases Dionysus

Angel Romero November 2, 2018 No Comments art rockDead Can Dancefeaturedworld music

Dead Can Dance, an acclaimed genre-defying duo has a new album titled Dionysus. The recording is the duo’s first album in six years and consists…

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The Art Rock of Laura Meade

Angel Romero July 5, 2018 No Comments art rockfeaturedLaura Meade

Laura Meade – Remedium (Doone Records, 2018) Remedium is the first solo album by singer-songwriter Laura Meade, the IZZ vocalist. While IZZ plays progressive rock,…

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