Review of KALIKA’s Sophomore EP “Data Religion”
Brilliant is not enough to describe the second outing from the international experimental rock quartet Kalika. From the first ripping
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UMÆ “Turn Back Time” with Classic Prog-influenced Single Feat. John Wesley & Conner Green
It may be me, but I feel that the emergence of classic progressive rock bands in the last two years stagnated. But
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Review: RING OF GYGES Creates a Masterful Mix of Old and New Prog on “Beyond the Night Sky”
Hailing from Reykyavik, Iceland, Ring of Gyges is a quintet who back in November put out highly ambitious debut full-length
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Review: DISTANT HORIZON’s “Laniakea”
There are times in every music lover’s life where a record’s concept, ambition, and execution is understood and loved immediately.
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PERIHELION SHIP: Interview with Andreas Hammer
Finnish prog metallers Perihelion Ship returned in October with the release of their second album “To Paint a Bird of
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KARAKORUM’s Old-School Prog for Modern Day
The German band Karakorum takes influences from a wide range of various progressive rock bands. This can be heard on
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URSA’s Interesting and Spell-Binding “nulla”
From the recommendation of the PR wire who provided this album for listening and reviewing, I decided to listen to
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Review: Anubis – The Second Hand
Australian prog rock unit Anubis returned last month with the release of their fourth studio album titled The Second Hand.
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Interview: MONOLITHIC ELEPHANT
Monolithic Elephant, a Psychedelic / Progressive Rock trio from Milan in Italy, recently released their self-titled debut album. We had
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ELARCOS Serve Epic Prog with “Tecnocracia”
Progressive metal means being unleashed from any limitations. You can use any instrument, or any type of vocals in it.
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