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Interviews feature in-depth conversations with artists, musicians, and creatives from the progressive, experimental, and avant-garde music scenes. This category provides readers with unique insights into the artistic process, inspirations, and stories behind the music, offering a deeper understanding of both established and emerging talent. Every interview is crafted to go beyond surface-level discussion, capturing the vision, personality, and artistic philosophy of the subjects.
Fifty years after their last original recordings, Northern Irish Progressive Rock pioneers Fruupp return to the spotlight with “Solace,” a multi-faceted 13-track album released via Bad Pressings and Burning Shed.…
Few bands in modern Rock music have sustained a creative trajectory as bold, Atmospheric, and uncompromising as The Church. Entering their fifth decade of activity, the Australian neo-Psychedelic and Post-Punk…
Coming from Jazz backgrounds and operating at the intersection of acoustic Experimentation, Kraut-inflected minimalism, and club culture, Köln/Berlin-based quartet Das Ende der Liebe (DEDL) have forged one of the most…
Scandinavian Alt-Prog-Folk collective Kalandra are set to return on November 13th with their third studio album, “The Other Side,” released via By Norse Music. Celebrating 15 years since their initial…
Today on Progressive Rock Journal, we sit down with Toronto-based composer, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist Eddie Krakov to discuss his new solo project, EdventurED. Known for his work with Stormy Atmosphere…
I Sincopatici are a Milan-based Avant-Prog ensemble founded by pianist and composer Francesca Badalini, dedicated to breathing fresh contemporary life into masterpieces of early 20th-century silent cinema. Following their 2024…
Peruvian bassist, composer, and producer Oliver Castillo, well known for his 30-year tenure with Lima Rock outfit Dmente Comun, completes the initial arc of his solo project with ”Laboratorio V03.”…
Emerging from the Heavy underground of Seattle, Washington, the Fuzzy Psych-tinged Doom Metal trio Hexecutioner — featuring vocalist and guitarist Erin Gravina, bassist Daniel McManus, and drummer Bryce Hebner —…
Welcome to Progressive Rock Journal! Having closely followed and reviewed Splink’s trajectory—from their 2022 debut “Kozmosis” to the refined 2023 mini-album “Magnifique Eccentrique,”it is a true pleasure to finally welcome…
When teenage Progressive Rock outfit Flight disbanded in the summer of 1976 after playing a single concert in Hastings and leaving behind a lone cassette tape, few could have predicted…