Every week, Progressive Rock Journal highlights the most relevant features you might have missed — from in-depth reviews to exclusive interviews and the latest news from the ever-evolving world of Progressive and Experimental Rock. Here are our Editor’s Picks for this week.
— REVIEWS —
Nad Sylvan – “Monumentata”
The charismatic Steve Hackett collaborator and solo artist returns with a monumental work that blends theatricality, melodic sophistication, and a refined sense of symphonic drama. [Read the full review]
Julian Jay Savarin – “Beyond the Outer Mirr”
A deep dive into one of the most fascinating cult records of early British Progressive Rock — a forgotten gem merging Sci-Fi lyricism and Psych-Prog soundscapes. [Read the full review]
— NEWS —
Town Portal‘s new single “Touching Grass“:
The Danish instrumental trio releases “Touching Grass,” the second single and video from their upcoming album “Grindwork” — a compelling fusion of angular rhythms and dense textures. [Read the news]
Phaeton‘s band playthrough of “Arachnid“
The instrumental Prog masters unveil a crushing band playthrough of “Arachnid,” offering a glimpse into the sonic complexity of their forthcoming release “Neurogenesis.” [Read the news]
— INTERVIEWS —
The Fifth Estate
A rare and insightful conversation with the Garage Rock pioneers, revisiting their roots and legacy through decades of musical evolution. [Read the interview]
Temple Of Salem
We spoke with Volburgth, conqueror of Finnish Doom, about atmosphere, occult influences, and the uncompromising path of Temple Of Salem. [Read the interview]