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Pursuant to PQR’s reissue of San Michael’s and Gandalf’s albums (both sold out in a flash), and more recently of Midsommar’s debut, we continue digging into the gold reserves of…
Long recognized as a one-off gem among Europrog collectors, Coma’s debut “Financial Tycoon” reflects the proclivity of Danish peers such as Secret Oyster and Burnin’ Red Ivanhoe for producing outstanding…
“PRJ Compilation Vol. XIV – Forests of the Ancient Mind” does not seek immediacy — because introspection, in all its forms, never does. This fourteenth edition moves through five distinct…
A new editorial week at Progressive Rock Journal opens with a selection that moves across hemispheres and half a century of underground music — an exclusive premiere from the Australian…
Kalmthout, Belgium based Progressive Rock power trio Colour have unveiled the official live in studio video for the single “Descending,” taken from their second album, “The Traveller,” released on March…
Vienna, Austria, 1970. In the vast and often impenetrable jungle of collectible Rock, few names evoke the same reverential awe and morbid curiosity as Paternoster. Formed in Vienna in 1970,…
Paris-based Progressive Art Rock project Far From Your Sun has just unveiled the full stream of their brand new album, “A Dream of Hell,” released on March 20, 2026, and…
In the effervescent landscape of early 1970s Germany, where Krautrock was systematically dismantling and rebuilding the rules of contemporary sound, Epsilon stood as a singular and deliberate anomaly. Founded in…
Stanford, California-based Progressive Post-Rock band Scrotus have unveiled “Lavender Lady,” the first single taken from their highly anticipated debut full-length “Visions of Black Mold,” set for release on April 17,…
The fourth album from Switzerland’s finest psych-prog outfit lands on Bandcamp as part of the ongoing Bacillus Records archive initiative — and it’s essential listening for any serious collector of…