[Editor’s Pick] What You Shouldn’t Miss — April 27, 2026
A week that stretched across continents and centuries. From the improvised cosmic architecture of a Scottish quartet to the buried Symphonic Prog of 1980s Mexico City, from an Austrian Heavy…
[News] Long Tall J unveils official video for the new stand-alone single “The Price” feat. Ilya Jovten
Progressive Art Rock artist Long Tall J has unveiled the official video for his new stand-alone single, “The Price,” featuring Ilya Jovten, and set for release on May 01, 2026.…
[News] Sans Froid unveil official video for the single “Go On” from upcoming album “Back into the Womb”
Bristol-based Art Rock band Sans Froid have unveiled the official video for the single “Go On” taken from their upcoming album, “Back into the Womb,” set for release on June…
[News] Exploring Birdsong announce debut album “Every House We Built” and new single “You Like It Best When It Hurts”
London Alt-Pop outfit Exploring Birdsong have announced their forthcoming debut album, “Every House We Built,” set for release on June 26, 2026 via Long Branch Records. Featuring previously released tracks…
[News] InsideOut Music announces signing of Progressive Art Rock group The Pineapple Thief
InsideOut Music is pleased to announce the signing of Progressive Art Rock group The Pineapple Thief. Founded in 1999 by Bruce Soord, the band has long been one of the…
[News] Changing Places In The Fire release debut single “The Fury And The Sound” — Out today via Wild Thing Records
The Venezuelan band Changing Places In The Fire have unveiled their debut single “The Fury And The Sound,” released today, March 31, 2026 via Wild Thing Records. Watch the official…
[News] Legs On Wheels unveil official visualizer for the single “Oysters On The Half Shell” from new album
UK Progressive Rock band Legs On Wheels have unveiled the official visualizer for the single “Oysters On The Half Shell” taken from their new album, “Gobble,” released no March 10,…
[Editor’s Pick] What You Shouldn’t Miss — March 30, 2026
Another Monday, another deep dive into what’s been keeping the PRJ editorial desk occupied — and this has been one of those weeks where the sheer quality of the material…
[Editor’s Pick] What You Shouldn’t Miss — March 23, 2026
A new editorial week at Progressive Rock Journal opens with a selection that moves across hemispheres and half a century of underground music — an exclusive premiere from the Australian…