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Wapassou was a unique Symphonic/Progressive Rock band from Strasbourg, France, established in the early 1970’s. Their obscure eponymous debut LP was more Psychedelic flavoured, akin to Catharsis. After that they…
Melodic Revolution Records is pleased to announce that the highly anticipated self-titled debut album from US Symphonic Progressive Rock band Quivira is now available for pre-order through the band’s Bandcamp…
French Progressive Rock collective Nine Skies return with an intimate new chapter in their musical journey. Titled “A Whisper Called Home – Acoustic Sessions,” the forthcoming release will be issued…
Two titans of Progressive music, Steve Hackett (Genesis) and Steve Rothery (Marillion), come together on “The Roaring Waves” — a striking and deeply Atmospheric instrumental album shaped by memory, imagination,…
Elixir is a typical band from the French Progressive Rock scene, born a decade after the Golden Age. Being now in the Eighties does not prevent from pursuing the legacy…
Jordsjø mark their tenth anniversary with “Pestkrønikene,” their ninth overall release and a definitive consolidation of their standing within contemporary Progressive music. Originally conceived as a collection of studio outtakes…
Few months after his previous discographic ventures, Zephyr returns with a commanding statement of intent: “Out Of Bounds,” released on June 30, 2026. Behind the moniker lies Newtown, Pennsylvania-based multi-instrumentalist…
We are proud to present the 27th installment of our compilation series: “Progressive Echoes from the Underground.” At Progressive Rock Journal, our mission remains steadfast—to provide a global stage for…
Originally released in March 1969, “From Genesis To Revelation” was the debut album by Genesis, the first step on a pathway that took the band to considerable success and acclaim.…
Canadian Symphonic Progressive Metal band Solarus have unveiled official video for the single, “Angel Afire” feat. Tom Emmans taken from new album, “Of Sin and Ruin,” released on July 10,…