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An underrated creative curveball, “Under Wraps” (1984) contained some of Ian Anderson‘s most impressive vocal performances and lyrics. Anderson‘s similarly inventive electronic solo album “Walk Into Light” was issued the…
Few ensembles within the French Progressive tradition have cultivated an artistic identity as singular and enduring as Minimum Vital. Since their emergence in the mid-1980s, the twin brothers Jean-Luc and…
Massachusetts-based Doom Folk solo-project Buzzard — led by Christopher Thomas Elliott — has unveiled the official lyric video for the b-side single “Hunchback, Vicar, and Wizard,” taken from his new…
Greek psych-folk duo Acid Plato — Giorgos Sechlidis and Dimitris Apostolidis from Kavala, northern Greece, both founding members of The Dead Ends — have unveiled “Prometheus (Firebearer),” the lead single…
Pursuant to PQR’s reissue of San Michael’s and Gandalf’s albums (both sold out in a flash), and more recently of Midsommar’s debut, we continue digging into the gold reserves of…
Atavia, solo endeavor of Michalina Maja Rutkowska — the vocalist known from the polish Post-Metal band Datûra, was formed in early 2018. Maja’s initial musical experiments gravitated toward Ambient, Dark…
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…
With several line-up changes and turmoil, Tusmørke is re-inventing themselves on their 13th album, “Balderdom,” released on March 20, 2026 via Karisma Records. To celebrate the release, the band have…
Few bands in contemporary Progressive Metal occupy as singular a position as Myrath. Born from the confluence of North African heritage and European metal sensibility, the Tunisian–French quintet has spent…
A new editorial week at Progressive Rock Journal opens with a selection that covers extraordinary ground — from the Mayan cosmology of a Los Angeles Avant-Prog ensemble to a three-bass…