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Reptiel - Down Below World cover artwork. A psychedelic illustration with an amoba-like yellow blob with a woman's face, many eyes and hands,a man flying and various other details.
CD Reviews

Reptiel’s Down Below World: A Psychedelic Prog Rock Voyage Through Sound and Sci-Fi Fantasy

Aiden Robinson December 11, 2024 No Comments Progressive rockpsychedelic rockReptiel

Reptiel – Down Below World (Cubby Control Records, 2024) San Francisco’s avant-garde label Cubby Control Records has released Down Below World, the latest concept album…

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Nektar Unveils Lyric Video for “I’ll Let You In” from New Album Mission to Mars

Prog News December 5, 2024 No Comments NektarProgressive rockpsychedelic rock

Progressive rock pioneers Nektar have released a lyric video for their song “I’ll Let You In,” featured on their latest album, Mission to Mars. Known…

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CIRCU5, L-R: Mark Kilminster, Steve Tilling, Lee Moulding. Photo by Dommett Young Photography.
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CIRCU5 Unveils ‘Freakshow Train’ Ahead of Long-Awaited Album

Prog News December 2, 2024 No Comments CIRCU5Progressive rock

(headline image: CIRCU5, L-R: Mark Kilminster, Steve Tilling, Lee Moulding. Photo by Dommett Young Photography.) British progressive rock band CIRCU5 has released a new single,…

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CD Reviews

Neal Morse & The Resonance Deliver Prog-Rock Excellence with ‘No Hill for a Climber’

Aiden Robinson November 26, 2024 No Comments Neal MorseNeal Morse & The ResonanceProgressive rocksymphonic rock

Neal Morse & The Resonance – No Hill For A Climber (InsideOut Music, 2024) Neal Morse’s latest project, No Hill for a Climber, marks a…

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Mission Jupiter Interview – Prior to the “Aftermath”

Professor Mark November 24, 2024 No Comments "Aftermath""Sometimes It Hurts"Eugene ZuevKate VarsakMission JupiterProgressive rockVladimir Shvakel

Welcome, Mission Jupiter to The Noble Shire for Progressive Discussion here at Progressive Rock Central!Today we are going to be talking with Vladimir Shvakel about…

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Events

ProgStock Presents: A Celebration of Joe Deninzon & Stratospheerius

Prog News November 23, 2024 No Comments Joe DeninzonJoe Deninzon & StratospheeriusProgressive rock

Joe Deninzon & Stratospheerius are set to celebrate the release of their new album, Impostor, alongside Joe Deninzon’s 50th birthday. This special event will feature…

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CD Reviews

Red Sand’s enduring creativity and mastery of neoprogressive rock

Aiden Robinson November 20, 2024 No Comments NeoprogProgressive rockRed Sandsymphonic rock

Red Sand – Pain’t Box (SPBN Records, 2024) With their eleventh studio album, Pain’t Box, Canadian progressive rock band Red Sand reaffirm their status as…

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Events

A Night of Progressive Rock: IZZ and The Twenty Committee Live at Dunellen Theatre

Prog News November 20, 2024 No Comments IZZProgressive rocksymphonic rock

Dunellen Theatre and NJProghouse are set to present IZZ with special guest The Twenty Committee. This event celebrates the latest albums from both bands, hailed…

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Versa - A Voyage / A Destination, Part 2 cover artwork. An illustration of Planet Earth and the moon seen from space.
CD Reviews

Versa Delivers a Stunning Form of Intricate, Cinematic, and Folk-Spiced Prog-Rock

Angel Romero November 12, 2024 No Comments Progressive rocksymphonic rockVersa

Versa – A Voyage / A Destination, Part 2 (self-release, 2024) Canadian band Versa has released A Voyage / A Destination, Part 2, a real…

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Olga Dikajee Karpova!. The artist sitting inside a brick building on front of an arched passage.
Interviews

Olga Dikajee Karpova Interview

Professor Mark November 10, 2024 No Comments Olga Dikajee KarpovaProgressive rockRussiaUK

Welcome, to The Noble Shire for Progressive Discussion at Progressive Rock Central; Olga Dikajee Karpova! Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule…

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