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Welcome back to our monthly roundup for the official Progressive Rock Journal Spotify Playlist! September 2026 brings another rich selection of fresh sounds across the vast spectrum of progressive music,…
Today, the Progressive Symphonic Metal band Scardust are thrilled to unveil a powerful rendition of Clean Bandit’s “Symphony,” featuring Mia Asano and Noa Gruman’s Hellscore Choir, out now via Frontiers…
“Solace,” the 2026 album by Fruupp and Friends, features the first new Fruupp recordings in fifty years. This lovingly created and highly anticipated album consists of 13 tracks. A heady…
As previously noted on the pages of Progressive Rock Journal, Quivira’s self-titled debut, released on September 4, 2026 via Melodic Revolution Records, has allowed us to trace the ensemble’s creative…
Musea Records, the renowned Metz-based non-profit record label dedicated to the promotion and preservation of Progressive Rock, is proud to announce the digital reissue of French Progressive Rock outfit Neuschwanstein’s…
Founded in Moscow in 2003, the Neo-Prog quartet Quorum constructs a sonic architecture deeply rooted in 19th-century classical tradition and the seminal Progressive Rock of the 1970s. With stylistic debt…
Glass Hammer, the Progressive Rock vehicle of founder and multi-instrumentalist Steve Babb, announces the release of “Black Light” for November 06, 2026. Created in the months after Babb underwent surgery…
Jethro Tull’s first five studio albums introduced a band that would radically redefine the boundaries of Rock, blending Blues, Folk, Classical, and Hard Rock into a singular progressive vision. Rhino…
Scottish Progressive Rock band Long Earth are pleased to announce the release of their new single and music video, “Seahorses,” on 14 August 2026. The track is the second single…
Cologne-based Symphonic Prog band Castle Mountain Moon have unveiled official lyric video for the title-track from upcoming album, “A Layman’s Guide To Unobtainium,” set for release on September 04, 2026.…