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Today, Bobbie Dazzle, the catsuit-sporting queen of UK Glam Rock, is proud to unveils her new single, “Wonder,” taken from her upcoming sophomore album, “Star Power,” set for release on…
Thirty-two years after its initial, ultra-limited release on self-made cassettes, the raw and ambitious debut album of British Progressive Rock band IT, titled “The Stranger Inside the Self,” is finally…
Legendary musician Eddie Jobson, the co-founder of ’70s Progressive Rock supergroup U.K., is returning to the U.S. for just three concerts in Los Angeles, Chicago and New York. Performing the…
In the deep vaults of American Progressive Rock, Detroit’s October remains one of the most elusive and Atmospheric anomalies of the 1970s. Rather than conforming to the city’s signature Hard…
A historic moment in Progressive Rock history has been made available to audiences worldwide. The official King Crimson channel has premiered the band’s legendary performance of “Larks’ Tongues In Aspic…
Twenty years after forming, A Shoreline Dream enters its anniversary year with “Legacy,” the new single released via Latenight Weeknight Records, which finds the band reflecting on the time, choices,…
Mostly Nothing, the solo project of classically-trained musician turned Progressive Rock guitarist and soundscape dreamer Sérgio Castro, has officially launched the full album stream of the new record, “Optimistic,” on…
Founded in Moscow in 2003, the Neo-Prog quartet Quorum constructs a sonic architecture deeply rooted in 19th-century classical tradition and the seminal Progressive Rock of the 1970s. With stylistic debt…
A 17-disc boxset presenting the most influential period in the Soft Machine story across 14 remastered (from the original ¼” tapes) CDs and 3 BluRays. Centred around the band’s five…
French instrumental Progressive Post-Rock quartet Could Seed have unveiled a video for “Druids,” the latest single from their forthcoming second album, “Terminal,” due out October 23 via Klonosphere Records. Captured…