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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.
On the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the John Hackett Band, we have the pleasure of meeting its founder and members to celebrate a career that masterfully blends Progressive…
Following our review of their latest sonic endeavor, we sit down with the Llanfyllin-based innovators, Mascot Moth. With their third album, “MOTHerSHIP,” set to descend this Solstice weekend (June 19,…
Hi guys, it’s a pleasure to have you here. We’ve just finished reviewing your new work, “We’re All Going to Be Fine,” and we were deeply struck by the depth…
Karmamoi are one of those rare bands that have managed to carve out a genuinely distinctive identity within contemporary Progressive Rock — not by chasing trends, but by following the…
Stockholm’s Jonestown have spent the better part of fifteen years quietly assembling a debut that refuses to compromise. Formed in 2009, reunited in the early 2020s by four of the…
From the misty expanses of Finnish Ostrobothnia, Mandy Manala return with their most ambitious and visceral work: “Something Wicked,” released on May 29, 2026 under the aegis of Argonauta Records.…
The courage to choose the right moment, the dignity of a path that changes shape but never stops. Alan Reed, a defining voice in British Progressive Rock — from his…
With “Cult of the Sun,” Black Sea Of Trees deepen their commitment to Progressive Metal as a narrative and philosophical medium. Drawing from ancient belief systems, desert symbology, and existential…
Few projects in the contemporary Electronic Progressive Rrock landscape manage to evolve as deliberately and visibly as Enigmatic Sound Machines. Founded in Montreal by Jeremie Arrobas and Thomas Szirmay, ESM…
With “Demoni e Dei,” Hunka Munka continue an artistic journey that bridges the origins of Rock Progressivo Italiano with a renewed, contemporary vision. From Roberto Carlotto’s formative years in the…