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UK Celtic Folk Prog band Albion have unveiled official lyric video for the single “Mis Mai,” taken from their upcoming album, “It Was In The Month Of May I,” set…
Agusa, Swedish Progressive Rock collective formed in 2013, releases “Panacea” on May 22, 2026 via Karisma Records — their fourth live album, a record that documents a powerful performance at…
A new editorial week closes at Progressive Rock Journal (PRJ) with a selection that moves from the Math/Post-Rock corridors of Newcastle to the Symphonic heaviness of a Canadian duo writing…
Within the vast galaxy of Progressive Rock, few scenes have managed to fuse pastoral lyricism, cultural identity, and symphonic complexity quite like that of 1970s Québec. It is within this…
Damask is an open music project born in 2025 in Tricity — the urban triangle of Gdańsk, Gdynia, and Sopot, Poland — conceived by Weno Winter (also known from Sautrus)…
Italian Psychedelic project Upupayāma has shared the official visualizer for “In The Solstice Sun Pt. 2,” the new single taken from the forthcoming album “Honestly Flowers,” due out on May…
Dark Folk/Progressive entity Rakinua unveil today their new single “Sacrilege,” offering a further glimpse into the immersive world shaped within the upcoming debut album “Esi Um Ninu – Heal Us,…
Bergen-based label Karisma Records has released today — May 12, 2026 — “PROG presents: Karisma Records 2026,” a 20-track compilation drawing from the catalogs of Karisma Records, its Jazz-oriented sister…
Norwegian-Swedish Atmospheric outfit Kalandra present a striking new reinterpretation of “Everything in Its Right Place” — transformed through language, tone, and sonic weight into a version that resonates far beyond…
A new editorial week opens at Progressive Rock Journal with a selection that stretches from the rainforests of southern Brazil to the underground basements of 1970s Sweden, from the heavy…