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The album cover for Glasya – Fear features at the center a glowing blue light that radiates from within an intricate golden structure resembling a mythical creature with piercing eyes. Swirling patterns of gold and blue. Below the central image, the band’s name Glasya appears in large golden letters, with the album title Fear written beneath in smaller type.
CD Reviews

Glasya – Fear

Professor Mark September 23, 2025 No Comments Bruno PratesCatarina PóvoaDavon Van DaveEduarda SoeiroFernando RibeiroFilipe de MouraGlasya – FearHugo EstevesIvan SantosMichele GuaitoliMoonspellPedro CorreiaPortuguese metalProgressive rockSarah Leitãosymphonic metalsymphonic rock

Glasya, will be releasing their latest album, Fear, through Scarlet Records, on October 24th, of this year. Glasya is a symphonic metal band from Lisbon,…

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Echolyn band photo in the rehearsal space
Music Videos

Echolyn Premieres “Water In Our Hands” Video After Dual Album Release

Prog News September 20, 2025 No Comments EcholynProgressive rocksymphonic rock

Progressive rock band Echolyn has released a video for “Water In Our Hands,” the 28-plus-minute closing track from TimeSilentRadio II. The piece appears as Part…

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Overworld Dreams — Geography cover artwork. A fantasy design with a bald eagle flying over an imaginary city below.
CD Reviews

Overworld Dreams Aim High On ‘Geography’

Aiden Robinson September 18, 2025 No Comments Overworld DreamsProgressive rocksymphonic rock

Overworld Dreams — Geography (self-release, 2024) New Jersey progressive rock outfit Overworld Dreams released Geography in 2024, built around two extensive suites: the title epic…

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Rick Wakeman & Son poster. Photos of the two artists.
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Rick Wakeman & Son Reveal First U.S. Tour For March 2026

Prog News September 17, 2025 No Comments Oliver WakemanProgressive rockRick Wakemansymphonic rock

Rick Wakeman will bring an all-new show to the United States in March 2026, billed as Wakeman & Son with his eldest, Oliver Wakeman. The…

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The cover of La Fine Non Esiste has an Art Deco style: vertical panels in warm yellows, oranges, and reds frame the title, while silhouetted figures in motion seem to climb and leap across a wheel-like structure.
CD Reviews

Semiramis Return: A Defiant Spark Beyond Time

Kevin Baker September 16, 2025 No Comments Progressive rockrock progresivo italianoSemiramissymphonic rock

Semiramis – La Fine Non Esiste (Vinyl Magic, 2024) Half a century after the classic Dedicato a Frazz carved its name into the marble of…

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The cover of Quattro Racconti features four circular illustrations set against a dark green background. Each circle depicts a different scene: a rocky, smoking mountain landscape; a castle beside a large tree; a barren forest with a lone figure; and a snowy expanse with a cloaked traveler. In the center, two ribbon-like banners display the artist’s name, Lars Fredrik Frøislie, and the album title, Quattro Racconti.
New CDs and Digital releases

Lupo Joins Lars Fredrik Frøislie: Debut Recast In Italian

Prog News September 9, 2025 No Comments Lars Fredrik FrøislieProgressive rockrock progresivo italianoStefano “Lupo” Galifisymphonic rock

Wobbler keyboardist Lars Fredrik Frøislie will release an Italian-language version of his 2023 solo debut on October 24, 2025. Titled Quattro Racconti, the set features…

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Dewa Budjana & Tohpati with Czech Symphony Orchestra & Budapest Scoring Orchestra — Janapati cover artwork. A photo of Dewa Budjana & Tohpati separated by a guitar neck.
CD Reviews

Two Indonesian Guitar Titans, One Voice

Angel Romero September 9, 2025 No Comments Budapest Scoring OrchestraCzech Symphony OrchestraDewa Budjanajazz-rockProgressive rocksymphonic rockTohpati

Dewa Budjana & Tohpati with Czech Symphony Orchestra & Budapest Scoring Orchestra — Janapati (Pos Entertainment Indonesia/MoonJune Records, 2019) Two guitarists at the summit of…

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CD Reviews

Gadi Caplan at the Crossroads of Cultures and Progressive Genres

Angel Romero September 7, 2025 No Comments fusionGadi CaplanProgressive rocksymphonic rockworld fusion

Gadi Caplan – Play It Again (Self-Released, 2025) On Play It Again, composer and multi-instrumentalist Gadi Caplan presents a distinct form of inventive progressive fusion,…

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The album cover shows an empty theater with rows of red seats, viewed from the stage. Yellow police tape stretches across the front. The title Hermetic Science appears at the top, and Live at Innsmouth is written at the bottom in bold white letters.
CD Reviews

Hermetic Seals The Night: Live At Innsmouth

Angel Romero September 1, 2025 No Comments Hermetic ScienceProgressive rocksymphonic rock

Hermetic Science – Live At Innsmouth (Hermeticum Records, 2025) Live At Innsmouth is a full-document of Hermetic Science’s the November 15, 2024, stop on the…

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The album cover for Redemption by Cheat the Prophet shows silhouetted hands forming the shape of a bird against a warm, cloudy sunset sky. The band name appears in bold uppercase at the top left, while the album title is written in a cursive style at the bottom right.
CD Reviews

Cheat The Prophet, Counting The Cost Of “Redemption”

Kevin Baker August 27, 2025 No Comments grungeProgressive rocksymphonic rock

Cheat The Prophet – Redemption (2025) Two decades vanished, yet the names remain familiar. Matt Mizenko, Todd Mizenko, and Jamie Boruch, once central to neo-prog…

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