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The cover for A Paradox Of Witches features three faceless women with blue skin and covered heads, two in red, one in olive green, emerging from a pink field of flowers. Behind them, vertical blue gradients rise against a darker blue background. The title appears above in geometric lettering.
New CDs and Digital releases

Younger Brother Casts A Halloween Spell: “A Paradox Of Witches” Arrives October 27

Prog News October 22, 2025 No Comments Benji Vaughaelectronic musicHalloween musicSimon PosfordYounger Brother

Younger Brother, the electronica duo of Simon Posford (Shpongle) and Benji Vaughan, will release the single “A Paradox Of Witches” on October 27 via Twisted…

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The High Orbit album cover shows a solar eclipse, with the sun’s radiant light flaring from behind the moon against a deep blue-black sky. The band name “Head Spin” and album title “High Orbit” appear in yellow lettering, positioned in the upper right and lower left corners.
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Orbit Achieved: Head Spin’s One-Man Psych-Prog Trip

Aiden Robinson October 22, 2025 No Comments Andy Scoffielectronic musicHead SpinProgressive rockpsychedelic rock

Head Spin — High Orbit (Self-Released, 2025) Britain’s Head Spin returns with High Orbit, a euphoric instrumental set from multi-instrumentalist and modern psych-prog keeper Andy…

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The album cover for Find a Way by Matt Wilde features an illustrated scene of a musician playing piano inside a small, blue-toned room that opens into a vivid green countryside. Sunlight streams through the windows. A cello rests nearby, and outside, two small figures stand in the distance beneath a bright sky.
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Matt Wilde Shares “Find A Way” Video, Title Track From New Album

Prog News October 16, 2025 No Comments contemporary jazzelectronic musicfusionMatt Wilde

Manchester pianist, composer, and producer Matt Wilde has released the official video for “Find a Way,” the title track from his new album Find a…

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The cover of Transmissions by Ian Boddy & Erik Wøllo features a deep maroon circle centered against a pale background. Sharp horizontal lines extend from the circle’s edges
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Boddy & Wøllo Tune In with Transmissions

Stefan Bruno October 15, 2025 No Comments ambientelectronic musicErik WølloIan Boddy

Ian Boddy & Erik Wøllo – Transmissions (Din, 2025) Transmissions captures the live synergy between the great Norwegian groundbreaking ambient guitarist Erik Wøllo and UK…

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The album cover for Tomo Nakaguchi – Out Of The Blue features a colorful painting framed by a bright blue border. The artwork depicts an underwater-inspired scene with flowing, organic shapes in deep blues, oranges, yellows, and reds. The artist’s name appears in small light blue text on the upper left, while the album title, also in lowercase, sits on the upper right.
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Tomo-Nakaguchi Rises “Out of the Blue” With Expansive New Sound

Stefan Bruno October 8, 2025 No Comments ambientelectronic musicTomo-Nakaguchi

Tomo-Nakaguchi – Out Of The Blue (Audiobulb, 2025) Tomo-Nakaguchi’s third release on Audiobulb, Out Of The Blue, represents a marked expansion of his sound. He…

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The album cover features metallic beams crisscrossing in a dark, industrial pattern, with human hands gripping through the gaps. At the bottom, the word Bakelit appears in a rugged, stenciled style.
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Bakelit – No Fear of Drowning

Professor Mark September 24, 2025 No Comments ambientBakelit – No Fear of DrowningCarl WestholmCia Backmanelectronic musicJonas KällsbäckÖivin TronstadProgressive rockpsychedelic rockUlf Edelönn

Swedish progressive rock band Bakelit, is back with a new album, No Fear of Drowning, which will be released on the Swedish label: FOSFOR Creation,…

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The cover of Formless by Volker Lankow features a blurred surface in muted gray tones, creating a grainy effect. At the bottom, a taupe strip carries the artist’s name and album title in simple white lowercase text.
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One Track, No Breaks: Volker Lankow Releases “Formless”

Prog News September 21, 2025 No Comments ambientelectronic musicVolker Lankow

German electronic music artist Volker Lankow has released Formless, a stand-alone album outside his Ambient Journal series. The project presents a single, long piece that…

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The album cover features a design with a large, bright yellow circle on the right side against a soft blue gradient background. On the left, the text reads: volker lankow ambient journal 3: ambient excavation in lowercase, with part of the title in bold.
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Volker Lankow Launches Ambient Excavation

Prog News September 9, 2025 No Comments ambientelectronic musicVolker Lankow

German electronic music artist Volker Lankow has released Ambient Excavation. This digital album is the third part of the Ambient Journal, a short two–part ambient…

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Mathias Grassow playing synths on the cover of his album The Ambience of Silence - Live from Gut Saunstorf 08-01-2024
Obituaries

Mathias Grassow, German Ambient Composer, Dies At 62

Prog News September 2, 2025 No Comments ambientelectronic musicMathias Grassow

German ambient electronic musician Mathias Grassow died on 13 August 2025 in a drowning accident while swimming in the Rhine River. He was 62. Grassow…

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Bernhard Wöstheinrich - Materiaal 080 – Studio Session 20250817 cover atwork. A black and white sketch featuring the grim reaper holding a scythe, sitting on a couch.
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Bernhard Wöstheinrich’s Materiaal 080 Channels the Reaper’s Unlikely Serenity

Stefan Bruno September 2, 2025 No Comments ambientBernhard Wöstheinrichelectronic music

Bernhard Wöstheinrich – Materiaal 080 – Studio Session 20250817 (self-release, 2025) German electronic music innovator Bernhard Wöstheinrich has released Materiaal 080 – Studio Session 20250817,…

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