[Weekly Playlist] #43
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…
[Review] TDW – The Days The Clock Stopped
TDW is a project born in the early 2000s from the mind of multi-instrumentalist and singer Tom De Wit, whose name comes from his initials T, D and W. Initially…
[News] Video launch for “Lost (My Guardian)” from Ken Hensley album “My Book of Answers”
The new video for the single “Lost (My Guardian)” by the late Ken Hensley is launched today January 8, 2021. Taken from his forthcoming new album “My Book Of Answers,”…
[New Releases] December 2020 Progressive Rock new releases
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[New Releases] November 2020 Progressive Rock new releases
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[News] The Rites of Spring Festival says “Goodbye, for now”
George Roldan from the Roldan Entertainment shared on his Facebook Profile the message that RosFest “The Rites of Spring Festival says Goodbye, for now,” check the original post below: RosFest…
[News] ReFrame publish the single “Winter Revery” and its official video
Luminol Records published on their YouTube Channel the official video for the single “Winter Revery” by ReFrame, watch it below: Luminol Records is an independent record label, born from genuine…
[News] Richard Barbieri publish the video teaser of the new album “Under A Spell”
Richard Barbieri has announced a follow up to his 2017 release “Planets + Persona” with a fourth solo album “Under A Spell.” “I wrote and recorded it in my studio…
[News] Pre-Uriah Heep album Head Machine’s “Orgasm” featuring Ken Hensley and Lee Kerslake re-released officially for the first time since the 1970s
Long Forgotten Pre-Uriah Heep Album Head Machine’s Orgasm featuring Ken Hensley and Lee Kerslake Re-Released Officially for the First Time Since the 1970s. Head Machine’s “Orgasm” receives definitive 50th Anniversary…
[News] Uriah Heep bass player Trevor Bolder’s Legacy enhanced by posthumous solo album “Sail The Rivers”
Trevor Bolder was the bass player in Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars, Wishbone Ash and Uriah Heep, but passed away in 2013. He left behind a solo album…