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Category: Reviews
Review is a space reserved for reviews on new releases, spanning 360 ° between all the genres treated in the webzine and strictly written by Jacopo Vigezzi for Progressive Rock Journal and therefore available only on our website.
[Review] Elder – Innate Passage
German based Psychedelic-Progressive Rock masters Elder released their sixth studio album on November 25, 2022. Entitled “Innate Passage” and published…
[Review] The Aeon – The Baphomet Dream
The Aeon is a Finnish sextet that offers Folk sounds with a mixture of Psychedelia, Occult and a touch of…
[Review] Limite Acque Sicure – Limite Acque Sicure
Limite Acque Sicure is an Italian band with a progressive rock sound with 70s influences brought into a modern context….
[Review] Behind Closed Doors – Caged In Helics
Behind Closed Doors is an instrumental trio from the Netherlands, Sweden and Germany offering Prog/Post-Metal sounds. The new album “Caged…
[Review] Pharm – Vortex
Pharm is a Canadian band that offers a blend of Progressive and Stoner sounds between Rock and Metal. Their debut…
[Review] Arena – The Theory Of Molecular Inheritance
Arena is one of the leading modern Progressive Rock bands, formed in the mid-1990s and with a stellar line-up. The…
[Review] Le Stelle di Mario Schifano – Dedicato A…
AMS Records has reissued one of the most mysterious masterpieces of Italian music, as well as a unique example of…
[Review] Jerusalem – Jerusalem (Special Edition 2022)
The legendary UK band Jerusalem released its eponymous album in 1971, produced by Deep Purple‘s singer and frontman Ian Gillan….
[Review] Major Parkinson – Valesa – Chapter I: Velvet Prison
Major Parkinson are a Norwegian band that offers a Progressive Rock genre without barriers or stylistic limitations that ranges and…
[Review] Policromía – Sintagma
Polichromía is an Argentinian band from Buenos Aires that plays Rock sounds with marked Progressive traits and a Heavy vein….
