Tag: Canterbury Scene
[News] Norwegian Jazzy Prog-Rock quartet Needlepoint announces new album “Walking Up That Valley”
Needlepoint is a Norwegian group based in Oslo that straddles the border between Jazz and Prog in a unique and timeless way. Based around the…
[Review] Fruteria Toñi – El porvenir está en las huevas
Frutería Toñi is a Progressive Rock band formed in 2007 in Málaga, Spain offering a very personal and eclectic sound. They have released 3 full-length…
[Review] Magick Brother & Mystic Sister – Magick Brother & Mystic Sister
Magick Brother & Mystic Sister are a Spanish band that offers a Prog/Psych sound with a strong Canterburyan contamination, in particular the early Caravan and…
[News] First three bands announced for Virtual ProgDay 2020!
Info taken from the ProgDay Official Website: Virtual ProgDay 2020 Update and 501(c)(3) Status. (August 5, 2020) ProgDay is happy to announce that we are currently…
[News] Gong announce rescheduled UK tour dates for May 2021
Gong announce that their November 2020 UK Tour has now been rescheduled to May 2021 The band have also added three new venues: Carlisle, Stockton…
[New Releases] April 2020 Progressive Rock new releases
April 2020 Progressive Rock new releases
[New Releases] January 2020 Prog Rock new releases
January 2020 Prog Rock new releases
[News] Zopp announce the debut album for April 2020
Of all the Progressive Rock subgenres, the Canterbury Scene designation may be the most specifically geographed. The obvious contender would be the Italian prog scene….
[News] De Lorians have published a video from the live at Raindogs House
Beyond Beyond is Beyond label have published on their YouTube Channel a video recorded live of the Japanese Canterbury band De Lorians at Raindogs House…
[Around Prog #14] Gong pt. II
THE CONSECRATION Between 1973 and 1974, with the contribution of the new Guitarist Steeve Hillage, they recorded the trilogy “Radio Gnome,” composed by “Flying Teapot,”…