Webzine
Hailing from Aberdeen, the roots of Pallas went back as far as 1974, but by the early 1980s they were at the vanguard of the so-called Neo Prog movement which…
With their tenth studio album “Tarot” set for release on April 10, 2026 via Tigermoth Records, Magenta return as one of the most consistent and emotionally powerful forces in the…
After announcing their fifth album “The Dark We Keep” in January, the Swedish Prog band Port Noir are revealing with “Ebb and Flow” another single ahead of the record release.…
A new editorial week at Progressive Rock Journal opens with a selection that spans continents and decades — a landmark concept album from one of contemporary Prog’s most accomplished ensembles,…
Michigan based Electronic Progressive Art Rock one-man project Overcast Harbor has unveiled the official full stream for new his album, “Now With Words,” released on January 27, 2026. Stream “Now…
Rome, Italy – On April 17, 2026, Karmamoi will release their seventh studio album, “Eternal Mistake,” a bold concept work that further cements the band’s distinctive voice in contemporary Progressive…
“PRJ Compilation Vol. X – Between Worlds” maps a precise and deliberate sonic journey — one that moves from the luminous, form-conscious architecture of Classic Prog through the harmonic complexity…
A new editorial week at Progressive Rock Journal opens with a selection that moves across half a century of sound — a German trio premiering their first single, a Bavarian…
Cambridge, UK based Cinematic Progressive Rock band Future Now have unveiled the official full stream for their new album, “Point Five Instrumental Collection,” released on February 17, 2026. Stream “Point…
UK instrumental Progressive Rock artist Steve Hughes has unveiled the official full stream for his new album, “Futurespective,” released on February 10, 2026. Stream “Futurespective” in full via the YouTube…