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French Symphonic Prog project Phog has unveiled the official teaser for the new album “Brightness,” released on February 20, 2026. Stream the teaser video for “Brightness” via the YouTube player…
A new editorial week at Progressive Rock Journal opens with a selection that moves across half a century of sound — a German trio premiering their first single, a Bavarian…
When Larry Collinsworth‘s interview on PRE appeared on these pages, we believed the story had been told. Then Al reached out — with his own answers, his own memories, and…
“PRJ Compilation Vol. IX – Shifting Horizons” explores the restless, cross-contaminated landscape of Modern Progressive Rock — a genre that refuses to stand still, constantly absorbing new influences, mutating its…
Progressive Rock legends, YES, recently returned from the USA where they performed 31 shows on their “Fragile Tour” across the country. They hit the road in the UK once more…
Jon Anderson and The Band Geeks today announce their first ex-U.S tour, consisting of 7 UK shows and 2 shows in Sweden. The UK shows will be Jon‘s first performances…
Recorded in 1973 yet released only decades later, “Pre“ (Progressive Rock Experience)occupies a unique and fascinating position within the history of American Progressive Rock. Long considered a cult work among…
The recent PQR Disques reissue of “Anabelas” has once again shone a light on one of the most innovative and influential chapters of Argentine Progressive Rock. Originally released during a…
The reissue of “Anabelas” by Bubu, presented in a meticulously numbered and colored vinyl edition by PQR Disques, stands as a monumental artifact in the canon of Latin American Progressive…
Canadian Progressive Rock duo Crown Lands have steadily emerged as one of the genre’s most ambitious modern voices. Following their JUNO Award-winning self-titled debut in 2020 and “Fearless” in 2023,…