Tag: Symphonic Prog
[Weekly Playlist] #26
Progressive Rock Journal like every week present a selection of tracks made by artists who was reviewed or of which an article was made in the…
[Weekly Playlist] #25
Progressive Rock Journal like every week present a selection of tracks made by artists who was reviewed or of which an article was made in the…
[News] IO Earth publish the new album teaser
In a departure from their usual writing style, IO Earth‘s Dave Cureton and Adam Gough have created a new album that is still Progressive, still…
[Weekly Playlist] #24
Progressive Rock Journal like every week present a selection of tracks made by artists who was reviewed or of which an article was made in the…
[New Releases] January 2020 Prog Rock new releases
January 01, 2020 Julien Beugin – Imaginary Vol. 1 (Instrumental Symphonic)January 01, 2020 Soniq Theater – Fortune Tunes (Instrumental Progressive Rock, Electronica)January 01, 2020 Ekos – Instinto (Progressive…
[Review] Elegant Simplicity – The ghost of a smile
Elegant Simplicity is the project of the English composer, arranger, programmer, producer and multi-instrumentalist Steve McCabe. Created in 1992, this project has since released 22…
[Weekly Playlist] #23
Progressive Rock Journal like every week present a selection of tracks made by artists who was reviewed or of which an article was made in the…
[News] Jordsjø publish a live video of the track “Stifinner” and announce a new album on 2020
The Norwegian Progressive Rock band Jordsjø have published a video for the track “Stifinner” captured live at Kafe Hærverk in Oslo on October 12, 2019,…
[Weekly Playlist] #22
Progressive Rock Journal like every week present a selection of tracks made by artists who was reviewed or of which an article was made in the…
[News] Emperor Norton publish the full live performance at Fusion 2019 on YouTube
Emperor Norton proudly present our very first live gig experience (at least, outside of actually coming to see us); Fusion 2019! It’s a full set, including all the talking and whatnot between, so it’s very warts-and-all – just as live shows should be!