[News] Vangelis Papathanassiou dead at 79
Vangelis Papathanassíou, the Greek composer and musician, has died aged 79, his representatives have announced. The musician was being treated in a French hospital when he died. Greek Prime Minister…
[News] MoonJune Records announces first ever music festival on June in Bosnia and Herzegovina
MoonJune Records has announced the launch of its first ever music festival, The First International MoonJune Music Festival, which will be held this in the beautiful Bosnian town of Jajce,…
[News] Boris published the official music video for “She Is Burning” taken from upcoming album
Japanese Experimental Rockers Boris return with their new full-length album “Heavy Rocks (2022),” out on August 12, 2022 on LP/CD/CS/Digital via Relapse Records. Watch a music video for the first…
[News] Experimental Rock act Rusk published the single “Aye Aye” taken from upcoming debut album
Nefarious Industries presents bi-coastal Experimental Rock outfit Rusk, and their debut album “Om Improvement.” Confirming the record for July release, the label offers a video for the lead single, “Aye…
[Review] Stick Men – Tentacles EP
Stick Men is a project that needs no presentation, a trio of high-level musicians with an eclectic style that offers technical tracks enriched by virtuosity. 6 years after their last…
[News] A Colossal Weekend announces running order and replacement acts for 2022 edition
The Copenhagen, Denmark based festival A Colossal Weekend has aimed at curating the best within the sombre and experimental part of Rock music since its inception in 2016. This year’s…
[Review] Eclectic Maybe Band – Again Alors?
Eclectic Maybe Band is the creation of Guy Segers, musician and composer, first bassist of the historic band Univers Zero and active with other projects both live and studio. The…
[Weekly Playlist] #91
Progressive Rock Journal like every week present a selection of tracks made by artists who was reviewed or of which an article was made in the news section during the…
[News] A second excerpt from Klaus Schulze’s “Deus Arrakis” is available now
“It’s not about me, it’s about the music” – was one of Klaus Schulze‘s favorite phrases. Nevertheless, to give the current events their worthy space “Deus Arrakis” the new studio…