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Buenos Aires, Argentina based Symphonic Prog project Nexus (Carlos Lucena) released “The Treshold – Instrumental Rehearsal 1998” on February 06, 2025. The album contains 11 instrumental rehearsal for recording the…
Bright Carvings has rediscovered and released in a strictly limited edition of 227 LPs, an album of British, Pastoral, Progressive, Chamber Rock. The band and the album were called Elandill,…
Due to overwhelming public demand, ProgStorm Festival 2025 is officially expanding to three days! Taking place on August 8, 9, and 10, 2025 at Le Ministère in Montréal, Québec, the…
Nice, France based Christian/Experimental/Classical Progressive Metal artist Nicolas de Renty published the official lyric video for “Leurre Éternel” taken fro his debut album “Retour Au Bercail” out on August 27,…
Agnus formed in 1973 in Santa Fe, Argentina, but it wasn’t until 1980 that they managed to release their sole magnus opus “Pinturas Y Expresiones,” the most expensive (3k) Prog…
Among the bands that have created a sort of cult around them are Marvelous Kid, a UK band with a Progressive Rock sound with references to the Canterbury Scene. Although…
To celebrate the release of their live album, Jon Anderson and The Band Geeks announce the second leg of their 2025 U.S tour. The 11-show tour commences June 15th at…
Bright Carvings published the track “St Peter’s Bell” taken from the self-titled album by unknown act Elandill. From completely unknown 1970/1 Progressive LP, restored from the only known Acetate copy.…
Peter Farrelly, the lead vocalist, flautist and bass player with Northern Irish Prog Rock legends Fruupp sadly passed away this weekend, aged 76. The news was announced by his former…
Spanish Progressive label Astronomy Recording Music released the expanded edition of the album “Cinema” by Prog Rock band Regna. Cinema, Regna‘s first LP, is an honest and concise album where…