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Norwegian independent record label Karisma Records has officially announced the release of “Discover Karisma Vol. 1,” a nine-track sampler compilation highlighting key releases from the label’s Progressive and Experimental Rock…
The arrival of this first full length on The Laser’s Edge marks a decisive leap forward from the groundwork laid by the debut EP “Tales of Aion.” Where that earlier…
Neal Morse & The Resonance have announced their return with their highly anticipated second studio album, “River of Light,” a powerful and deeply personal Progressive Rock journey, set for release…
Australian Progressive Rock and Classical music artist Christopher Gordon has unveiled official music video for the single “The Battle Lost And Won” taken from his new album, “Macbeth,” released on…
To understand what October built in the late 1970s, one must first situate the city that produced them. Detroit in that era was a crucible of raw, confrontational energy: the…
Big Big Train are delighted to announce that they will bring their “Woodcut & Other Stories Tour” to the United States in March 2027. The band will play ten shows…
In the annals of European Progressive Rock, few artifacts possess the unique, enigmatic charm of the self-titled debut by the Swiss outfit Dragonfly. Originally formed in Zürich in 1974 as…
Fifty years after their last original recordings, Northern Irish Progressive Rock pioneers Fruupp return to the spotlight with “Solace,” a multi-faceted 13-track album released via Bad Pressings and Burning Shed.…
Independent label 5 Lunas has officially issued the self-titled 1980 debut album by Sevillian Progressive Rock group CAL, bringing the rare recording to CD for the very first time. Originally…
More than three decades after their inception in Sweden, The Flower Kings, long regarded as the architects of Scandinavian Progressive Rock, return with “HOPE,” their eighteenth studio album, released on…