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When “Fire Fortellinger” was released in 2023, Lars Fredrik Frøislie set an impressively high artistic benchmark with a debut that stood out for its compositional depth, Symphonic coherence, and refined…
As the new week begins, Progressive Rock Journal looks back at the most relevant articles published over the last week. This Editor’s Pick gathers the key highlights from last week’s…
Dan Sindel returns with a compelling new chapter in his musical journey, presenting the official video for his latest single “Burning Bridges,” taken from the album “They Only Love You…
Sulphurous Sea unveils “Winter Carnival,” a brand-new stand-alone single that further refines the project’s distinctive sonic identity, suspended between evocative atmospheres and a carefully sculpted emotional tension. Conceived as an…
Soft Hearted Scientists‘ latest album “The Phantom Of Canton” demanded to be released on vinyl, but we had to wait until we could offer something more than a straight 12″…
Progressive Rock aficionados have reason to celebrate: Icarus Peel, in collaboration with Steve Palmer, Jay Tausig, and Rob Gould, has unveiled “Ochre Cobra,” a track from their new album, “Synesthesia,”…
Italian Progressive Rock ensemble Tritop return with “Tritop 120,” a masterful and deeply personal exploration of memory, travel, and light, following their 2022 release “Rise of Kassandra.” Known for their…
With several line-up changes and turmoil, Tusmørke is re-inventing themselves on their 13th album, “Balderdom,” set to be released on March the 20th. The passage of time is the future…
Underground curator Weedian continue their globe‑spanning “Trip to…” series with “Trip to Iceland,” a new compilation digging deep into the Heavy, Doom, Stoner and Psych veins of Iceland’s lesser‑known underground.…
Einar Solberg of Leprous is pleased to announce his upcoming second solo album “Vox Occulta,” due for release on April 24, 2026. A bold, Heavy and Symphonic statement, the album…