[Review] Lufeh – Overwhelmed
“Overwhelmed,” the new sophomore from Brazilian-American collective Lufeh, is due May 29, 2026, and arrives as the natural evolution of a project active since 1993, built around the vision of…
[News] Terra Chroma unveil official music video for the new single “Dance of the Afghan Jinn”
Australian Progressive Rock/Metal/Djent band Terra Chroma have unveiled official music video for their new single, “Dance of the Afghan Jinn,” released on April 26, 2026. Watch the music video for…
[Exclusive Interview] Enigmatic Sound Machines – Inside the Sculpted Darkness of “Divided By One”
Few projects in the contemporary Electronic Progressive Rrock landscape manage to evolve as deliberately and visibly as Enigmatic Sound Machines. Founded in Montreal by Jeremie Arrobas and Thomas Szirmay, ESM…
[Editor’s Pick] What You Shouldn’t Miss — May 25, 2026
A new editorial week closes at Progressive Rock Journal (PRJ) with a selection that moves from the Math/Post-Rock corridors of Newcastle to the Symphonic heaviness of a Canadian duo writing…
Hidden Rarities #60: Demi-Heure and the Last Breath of Symphonic Folk Québécois
Within the vast galaxy of Progressive Rock, few scenes have managed to fuse pastoral lyricism, cultural identity, and symphonic complexity quite like that of 1970s Québec. It is within this…
[News] German Progressive Rock band Saris unveil official trailer for their new album “Project: Off World”
German Heavy Prog band Saris have unveiled the official trailer for their new album “Project: Off World” released on May 02, 2026 via Progressive Promotion Records. Watch the trailer video…
[News] Orange Peel: Bacillus Records unearth “I Got No Time / Searching For A Place To Hide” Digital version
Bacillus Records have officially expanded their ongoing archival campaign with the digital release of “I Got No Time / Searching For A Place To Hide,” the long-obscured 1970 single by…
[News] Esoteric to release Atomic Rooster: “Friday The 13th – The BBC Sessions 1970-1981” 2xCD Edition
Atomic Rooster was formed by former Crazy World Of Arthur Brown members Vincent Crane (organ, piano, keyboards) and Carl Palmer (drums) and recorded their eponymous debut album in 1970 with…
[Review] Dutch Elm – Dutch Elm
Newcastle-based instrumental four-piece Dutch Elm proposes a sound that interweaves the Cinematic sweep of Post-Rock with the tension and technical precision of Math-Rock. Formed in 2016, the band has steadily…
[Exclusive Interview] Hunka Munka return with “Demoni e Dei”: a bilingual conversation across Rock Progressivo Italiano
With “Demoni e Dei,” Hunka Munka continue an artistic journey that bridges the origins of Rock Progressivo Italiano with a renewed, contemporary vision. From Roberto Carlotto’s formative years in the…