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Nova Scotia based Experimental Jazz project Nicola Miller’s Living Things has announced new album “Spit!” set for release on August 07, 2026 via Watch That Ends The Night. Purchase and…
King Crimson members Adrian Belew and Tony Levin, alongside Steve Vai and Terry Bozzio approach the next chapter of BEAT. The quartet has announced a tour of the U.S. that…
Formed in Amsterdam in 1969 by keyboardist, vocalist, and flautist Thijs van Leer, drummer Hans Cleuver, bassist Martijn Dresden, and guitarist Jan Akkerman, Focus is one of the most successful…
Following the internationally acclaimed “Electric Circus” (1976), guitarist and composer Toto Blanke took a markedly different approach on “Tales Of Tomorrow,” released by bacillus in 1978. Rather than expanding his…
French late 1970’s Jazz-Rock super-group. Spheroe is a French Jazz-Rock/Progressive group formed in 1972 in Lyon by Michel Perez (guitar), Gérard Maimone (keyboards), Patrick Garel (drums) and Rido Bayonne (bass),…
Florida-based bassist and composer Fernando Molinari has officially released the full stream of his latest studio effort, “Numen,” a five-track EP that further cements his standing as a prominent figure…
We are proud to present the 27th installment of our compilation series: “Progressive Echoes from the Underground.” At Progressive Rock Journal, our mission remains steadfast—to provide a global stage for…
Following the release of their acclaimed debut single “Catastrophe Music,” Giraffe returns today with “Room of Forgotten Names,” the latest preview of the quartet’s forthcoming debut album, The Towering Inferno…
French Progressive Jazz Metal band Tryton have unveiled official full stream for their second album, “A Season Of Pandaemonium,” released on June 05, 2026 via The Hills Are Dead Records…
Recorded at Loughborough University in February 1976 on a tour to support the release of the album “Alleycat,” the concert captured the line-up of Ian Carr (trumpet, flugelhorn, synthesiser), Bob…