Tag: Symphonic Prog
[Review] That Joe Payne – By Name. By Nature
Northampton singer-songwriter That Joe Payne (ex-The Enid) will independently release his debut solo album “By Name. By Nature”on August 7, 2020. A mature album that…
[Review] Bernard & Pörsti – Gulliver
Marco Bernard & Kimmo Pörsti are respectively bassist and drummer of the well-known band The Samurai Of Prog, an international project that has been offering…
[News] Bob Prigmore to host 2nd Virtual Festival on Beat Route Radio
Following on from Beat Route Radios incredibly successful “Virtual Festival” in April we are forging ahead with another, however, this time is truly is a…
[Review] Glass Hammer – Dreaming city
Glass Hammer are one of the main Prog bands active on the scene in recent years, formed in the early 90s in the USA, since…
[Review] Drowning Steps – The echo of a distant past
Drowning Steps is a Brazilian Symphonic Prog band led by the duo Caio Claro and Tiago Pierucci with two albums to their credit, the latest…
[New Releases] April 2020 Progressive Rock new releases
April 27, 2020 Karteλ “Ελευθερια” (Progressive Rock/Metal)April 25, 2020 Orchestre Celesti “ContraXt” (Instrumental Symphonic)April 25, 2020 Windom End “Perspective Views” (Progressive Rock)April 24, 2020 Lunear…
[Review] Long Earth – Once around the sun
Long Earth are a Progressive Rock band from Scotland. In 2017 they released their debut “The source” well received by critics and audiences, also showing…
[New Releases] March 2020 Progressive Rock new releases
March 31, 2020 Wave “Dream” (Art Rock)March 30, 2020 Band of Rain “Petrichor” (Progressive Rock) March 28, 2020 Marco Grieco “Nothing Personal” (Progressive Rock)March 27,…