[Review] King Of Sweden – Interregnum
Less than two years after their previous studio record, Finnish Progressive Rock band King Of Sweden return with a new and ambitious four-track album, “Interregnum,” released on May 29, 2026…
[Exclusive Interview] Karmamoi inside their seventh album “Eternal Mistake”
Karmamoi are one of those rare bands that have managed to carve out a genuinely distinctive identity within contemporary Progressive Rock — not by chasing trends, but by following the…
[Review] Karmamoi – Eternal Mistake
Three years after the success of “Strings From the Edge of Sound,” Karmamoi return with their seventh studio album, “Eternal Mistake,” further cementing their status as one of the most…
[News] Ayreon reveals the stunning live spectacle “30th Anniversary — An Amazing Flight Through Time” and video for “Isolation”
In September 2025, Tilburg, the Netherlands, was transformed into Ayreon City as six spectacular shows took over the 013 venue. All 15,000 tickets were snapped up within minutes, with fans…
[New Releases] May 2026
RELEASE DATE ARTIST NAME ALBUM TITLE GENRE REVIEW LINK May 01, 2026 Aerial Burial Aerial Burial Progressive Metal May 01, 2026 Juan Belda & the Bit Band Memories of a…
PRJ Spotify Playlist: Progressive Rock/Metal — June 2026
Welcome to our usual weekly appointment with our official playlist, where we select the most interesting news and essential historical recoveries for every fan of Progressive sounds. In this June…
[News] Ian Neal announces new album “This Gemlike Flame” with three preview tracks
Symphonic Progressive Rock artist Ian Neal is back with “This Gemlike Flame.” The album drops on June 23, 2026 but fans can stream three tracks today. This preview highlights the…
[News] Cruise to the Edge 2027 lineup revealed: Kansas, Steve Hackett, Big Big Train, and Asia headline six Progressive Rock nights at sea
Cruise To The Edge, Progressive Rock’s largest festival at sea, is back with another incredible lineup for 2027. For the first time, the cruise is six nights, April 2nd to…
[Review] John Bassett – Simon Says EP
Twenty-three years is a long silence. And yet, when Irish guitarist and composer John Bassett finally chose to break it, he didn’t ease back gradually — he returned with a…
[Editor’s Pick] What You Shouldn’t Miss — May 25, 2026
A new editorial week closes at Progressive Rock Journal (PRJ) with a selection that moves from the Math/Post-Rock corridors of Newcastle to the Symphonic heaviness of a Canadian duo writing…