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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…
Recorded at the infamous Spahn Ranch in 1970, while their leader Charles Manson was facing trial for the murder of Leno and Rosemary LaBianca, The Manson Family Sings is a…
Austin-based purveyors of Dark Psych and Americana Lord Buffalo have announced a run of US shows for the Summer of 2026, marking the band’s first live performances since the release…
Tierp, a quiet village between Gävle and Uppsala, is not the kind of place that appears in music history books. Yet it was here, in the early 1970s, that a…
RELEASE DATE ARTIST NAME ALBUM TITLE GENRE REVIEW LINK April 01, 2026 Caospectro Espectro del Caos Progressive Rock/Metal April 01, 2026 Sun Dont Shine From Birth to Death Doom Metal…
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…
Welcome to the April 2026 edition of our monthly journey through the most adventurous, technically ambitious, and emotionally charged corners of contemporary and classic Progressive Rock and Metal. This month’s…