[Review] Kerrs Pink – Presence Of Life
Kerrs Pink are a long-lived Progressive Rock band, formed in 1973 in Trømborg, Norway and still in business. The sounds of the band are an interesting mix between Progressive Rock…
[New Releases] April 2021 Progressive Rock new releases
April 2021 Progressive Rock new releases
[News] Greenslade’s 70s albums to be released as part of a new box set
Greenslade‘s four key albums are to get the box set treatment from Esoteric this summer. “Temple Songs – The Albums 1973-1975” is released on June 25, 2021 and will include…
[News] That Joe Payne to release live album in June
That Joe Payne has announced that he will release his first live album “By Name By Nature Tour” on June 25, 2021. The album will be availabale in several formats:…
[Weekly Playlist] #52
Progressive Rock Journal like every week present a selection of tracks made by artists who was reviewed or of which an article was made in the news section during the…
[Review] Lyle Workman – Uncommon Measures
Lyle Workman has had a successful musical career over the years, both as a musician and as a film score composer. He offers us in 2021 a very elaborate and…
[News] New book from ELP to be released later this year
ELP have announced the first official, illustrated book to tell the remarkable and unique Emerson, Lake & Palmer story by the group. Created from over a quarter of a million…
[News] Renaissance feat. Annie Haslam release “50th Anniversary – Ashes are Burning – an Anthology – Live in Concert with The Renaissance Chamber Orchestra”
Symphonic Rock Legends Renaissance feat. Annie Haslam Release “50th Anniversary – Ashes are Burning – an Anthology – Live in Concert with The Renaissance Chamber Orchestra” Featuring special guest Jim…
[New Releases] March 2021 Progressive Rock new releases
March 2021 Progressive Rock new releases
[News] Spock’s Beard, Airbag and Jump complete incredible HRH Prog XII lineup
HRH can barely contain their excitement as the full lineup is announced for what could possibly be the greatest HRH Prog yet.