September opens with a new installment of our Editor’s Pick column, featuring the most significant highlights recently published on Progressive Rock Journal. Reviews, interviews, and news selected to provide a snapshot of what is moving the international Progressive scene and its many shades.
— Reviews —
Panzerpappa – “Landsbysladder“
The legendary Norwegian outfit Panzerpappa return with an album that reaffirms their unmistakable blend of Jazz elements and Avant-Prog atmospheres, filled with intricate instrumental passages and a writing style that moves forward while keeping a strong bond with tradition. A work that consolidates their status within the European scene. [Read the full review]
Wippy Bonstack – “Tactile Demons“
A great album from Wippy Bonstack, merging Jazz Rock, Progressive, and Fusion influences into an original and multifaceted mix. Fresh, inventive, and full of personality, this record shows how the new generation of musicians can reinterpret the Progressive language with authenticity. [Read the full review]
— News —
Fruupp – “The Prince of Heaven’s Eyes” Limited Red Vinyl
Good news for all fans of Classic Progressive Rock: Fruupp’s masterpiece “The Prince of Heaven’s Eyes” returns in a limited red vinyl edition, now available for pre-order. [Read the full news]
Moron Police – “King Among Kittens“
Norwegian band Moron Police have released their new single “King Among Kittens,” a track combining their trademark humor and the contagious energy of a group that constantly pushes the boundaries of modern Progressive. [Read the full news]
Gnome – “The Gods Are Evil” Official Video
Taken from the album “Vestiges Of Verumex Visidrome,” Belgian trio Gnome unveil the official video for “The Gods Are Evil,” an explosive showcase of Stoner/Prog Rock both sonically and visually. [Read the full news]
— Interview —
Orkan – Exclusive Interview
Straight from Sweden, Orkan share insights into their creative journey and the inspirations behind their Psych/Prog sound. An exclusive interview to get a closer look at their artistic vision. [Read the full interview]