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] Cheat the Prophet – Redemption
Formerly the core of Neo Prog Rock bands Ars Nova and Nepenthe, Matt, Todd and Jamie are back with their…
[Review] Zålomon Grass – Trouble in Time
The band from Vigo, Spain Zålomon Grass returns two years after the previous one, with a new album between Psychedelia,…
[Review] Danakil Heat – Life on the Green Planet EP
The band from Helsinki, Finland Danakil Heat comes to the scene with a mixture of Stoner and Heavy Metal sounds….
[Review] ptf – Ambiguous Fragile Sign
The Japanese band ptf, founded in 2009 as an instrumental Progressive and Jazz Rock quartet, has established itself over the…
[Review] Onirico – Between Dreams and Beliefs
The band Argentina Onirico offers an eclectic and personal blend of Progressive Rock with Symphonic, Jazz Rock traits. The debut…
[Review] Rainbows Are Free – Silver and Gold
Rainbows Are Free are an Oklahoma-based Heavy Psych and Prog Rock band formed in 2007, which over time has established…
[Review] Vitskär Süden – Vitskär Süden (2025 Reissue)
Los Angeles, California-based band Vitskär Süden in collaboration with Ripple Music reissue the eponymous debut album, originally released in 2020….
[Review] Möuth – Global Warning
Stockholm, Sweden based Heavy Rock band Möuth, offers a blend of Stoner/Doom that can be defined as proto-Metal. The debut…
[Review] Nuova Era – 20.000 Leghe Sotto I Mari
The band Nuova Era could not have found a more apt name as in my opinion one of the main…
[Review] Redwood – Sky Offering
The journey through modern Heavy Sounds continues with a review of the new work by the Redwood project, a one-man…