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Reviews offer in-depth, critical, and engaging analysis of albums, singles, and live performances across the world of progressive, experimental, and avant-garde music. Covering a wide spectrum of styles — from Art Rock, Canterbury Scene, Classic Rock, Doom, Folk Prog, Heavy Prog, Jazz Prog, Krautrock, Neo Prog, Post-Rock, Progressive Metal, Psychedelic Rock, Rock Progressivo Italiano, Space Rock, to Symphonic Prog — each review provides context, musical and lyrical analysis, and thoughtful commentary. This category is dedicated to helping readers discover, appreciate, and understand the richness and diversity of Contemporary and Classic Progressive and Heavy Music.
The transatlantic Heavy Rock collective Thorndale delivers a formidable sophomore statement with “Spiritual Chains,” released on September 12, 2025. This self-released album consolidates the international lineup’s sonic vision, recorded across…
Released on October 15, 2025, “Hyperspace Odyssey” marks a significant step in the artistic trajectory of Spectral Sorcery, a project that firmly operates at the intersection of Heavy Psych, Space…
Indica Blues’ “Universal Heat Death” emerges as a commanding testament to modern Heavy Psych, Stoner, and Doom-inflected Rock, blending visceral immediacy with expansive instrumental sophistication. Released via Majestic Mountain Records,…
Released on January 09, 2026, Neon Heart’s “Gå på tå” presents an audacious journey through Progressive, Krautrock, Experimental, and Psychedelic soundscapes, imbued with a distinct expressive urgency. Meticulously crafted, the…
The reissue of “Anabelas” by Bubu, presented in a meticulously numbered and colored vinyl edition by PQR Disques, stands as a monumental artifact in the canon of Latin American Progressive…
With “Kyhyje,” released on January 03, 2026 Argentine Heavy Rock outfit Lobo Del Hombre deliver a solid and well-structured work that blends Heavy Rock, Stoner, Heavy Psych and Doom-oriented nuances…
The long-awaited first-ever vinyl edition of Pre self-titled album finally allows this cult Progressive Rock work to reclaim its rightful place within the historical narrative of early 1970s American Prog.…
“The Grotesque Within” marks Oreyeon’s first fully self-produced album, captured during the winter of 2025 at Outside Inside Studio in Treviso and partially in their home studio. The record immerses…
With “Gil Brenton,” The Magpie Arc deliver an ambitious statement that channels the authentic roots of British Folk while pushing decisively into Progressive Rock territory—understood here in its broadest, most…
With “BodeNote,” Perfect deliver a work that positions itself firmly within the domain of contemporary Avant-Prog, yet avoids the pitfalls of abstraction for its own sake. Rather than functioning as…