In this week’s selection, Progressive Rock Journal brings together highlights that span contemporary Progressive Rock, rediscovered classics, and insightful interviews. From exciting new reviews to reissues and exclusive conversations with artists, here’s what you shouldn’t miss.
— Reviews —
DarWin – Distorted Mirror
A stellar comeback for the project led by songwriter/guitarist DarWin and legendary drummer Simon Phillips. [Full review here]
The Howling Eye – ERF
Psychedelic atmospheres and Progressive experimentation shape this unique release. [Full review here]
— News —
Opeth – The Last Will and Testament North American Tour Part 2 (February 2026)
Sweden’s Progressive Metal masters announce the second leg of their monumental tour. [Full news here]
Reissue – Kahvas Jute’s Wide Open (1971)
Guerssen/Out-Sider reissues this rare Australian Progressive Rock gem. [Full news here]
— Interviews —
Borracho (Washington Heavy Rockers)
Talking about their new album “Ouroboros,” influences, and creative process. [Full interview here]
Bob Jackson (Indian Summer / Badfinger)
Exclusive insights from a legendary figure of Progressive Rock and Classic Rock. [Full interview here]
Royal Sorrow
The Progressive Metal band shares vision, themes, and details on their latest work. [Full interview here]