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Babal: Let’s Get Lucid (2023) – mini-review
Babal album review
Distressed – Nothing For No One Review
COLIN CARTER – Tracks In Space review by let it rock
Tony Romero’s Vortex – Zen review by Esther Kessel-Tamerus
T.A.P – Paradigms Review
Red32 – 2023 – Red32
Kurt Michaels – 2023 – Stones From The Garden review
T.A.P: nuevo paradigma multinacional para la avanzada progresiva del momento
Sun King Rising: Signs & Wonders – Sea of Tranquility
Gayle ELLETT & the ELECTROMAGS (USA) Friends PROG ROGUE
Edison Suit – 2023 – Persistence of Vision – Progressor
Forever Twelve – 2023 – Neighborhood of Spirits 0 Progresser
Paradigms by T.A.P Sonic Perspectives album review
SONIC BRIEFS: Progressive Rock From Across The Globe
Fresh album releases are flying off the shelves at a record pace (no pun intended), making it hard to keep up. Here’s quick takes on 3 that were just released from around the globe: Chile, France and Canada/USA/UK. Tryo – Suramérica Thirty five years is an impressive amount of time for a band to st…
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Ifsounds – MMXX Album Review Background Magazine
Red32 – 2023 – “Red32″ album review
Kurt Michaels – 2023 – “Stones From The Garden”album review
Forever Twelve – 2023 – “Neighborhood of Spirits”Album Review
Edison Suit – 2023 – “Persistence of Vision” album review
IFSOUNDS – MMXX album review
DPRP review of Ifsounds — MMXX
Ten Jinn – 2016 – Sisyphus
Red32 – 2023 – Red32
Stones from the Garden by Kurt Michaels
SONIC BRIEFS: Recommended Prog-Rock Releases – July 2023
2023 keeps delivering engaging music for prog-rock fans, no surprise given the past several golden years. We offer three overviews below, on albums which absolutely deserve your attention, all three released last month of July 2023. Keep reading, and you might discover a gem that ends up ranking amo…
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Alvarado, Leon: Charging the Electric Dream by Reviewer: Michael PopkeAlvarado, Leon: Charging the Electric Dream by
ifsounds – MMXX Prog censor album review
Dario Lastella
MMXXcrossover – 48:22 – Italie – 2023Des chœurs en canon nous ouvrent l’album, et mon salon se fait cathédrale! Un orgue liturgique (Hammond ) les rejoint, puis le chant inspiré de Runal arrive avec un cortège rock guitare/basse/batterie, non sans qu’un contrepoint de chœurs ne vienne compléter un…
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RED32 – RED32 Esther Kessel-Tamerus
Review: Stones From The Garden (KURT MICHAELS)
Album Review: AETHELLIS – THE AFFINITY OEUVRE PROG, POP, FUNK OR JAZZ??
RED32 album review by Robert Craven – Independent music review
JOE DENINZON & STRATOSPHEERIUS: BEHIND THE CURTAIN (LIVE AT PROGSTOCK) by kev rowland prog archives
CHRONIQUE / REVIEW Scarlet Hollow A Window To October
HOTEL NOSTALGIA / ENIGMA 1 The Gardening Club • Crossover Prog by Kev Rowland
THE GARDENING CLUB – Hotel Nostalgia / Enigma 1 (2023)
Hotel Nostalgia / Enigma 1 is a music singles/eps/fan club/promo recording by THE GARDENING CLUB (Crossover Prog/Progressive Rock) released in 2023 on cd, lp / vinyl and/or cassette. This page includes Hotel Nostalgia / Enigma 1’s : cover picture, songs / tracks list, members/musicians and line-up,…
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CHARGING THE ELECTRIC DREAM Leon Alvarado Symphonic Prog review by Kev Rowland
Aethellis – THE AFFINITY OEUVRE review by Kev Rowland
THE GARDENING CLUB – MR OCTOBER AND THE MOON OF MADNESS (MRR)
Joe Deninzon & Stratospheerius Behind The Curtain (Live At ProgStock) by Erik Groeneweg
Kurt Michaels Stones from the Garden Prog Radio
Stones from the Garden by Kurt Michaels – Album Review
Stones from the Garden by Kurt Michaels – While Kurt Michaels might not be a household name, his distinctive talent shines through his musical collaborations with revered prog rock stalwarts such as Chris Squire, Alan White, and Billy Sherwood. After over a decade’s hiatus, Michaels is back with an…
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Review – Kurt Michaels – Stones From The Garden – by John Wenlock-Smith
Kinetic Element – Chasing The Lesser Light Review by Gary Hill
Joe Deninzon & Stratospheerius – Beyond The Curtain: Live at ProgStock (four disc set) Review by Gary Hill
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Ten Jinn – Ardis Album Review
4 strong releases prove live albums are very much a prog tradition
JOE DENINZON & STRATOSPHEERIUS – Behind The Curtain: Live At ProgStock
ifsounds – MMXX
Music Map – il tuo sito di informazione musicale
“Il tempo modula gli eventi”, mai verso fu così pregnante in caso musicale, dove la mescidanza (dalla cavalcata rock all’intermezzo jazz) è una vecchia amica cui puoi sempre tornare, che sai ti potrà coccolare se saprai allargare le braccia di fronte al suo sorriso.
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TEN JINN – 2023 – “ARDIS” REVIEW
Chasing the Lesser Light – Kinetic Element
Leon Alvarado — Charging The Electric Dream
ifsounds – MMXX
ifsounds – MMXX – Progcritique
Après le très bon « An Gorta Mór » sorti en 2018, Ifsounds revient avec son petit dernier ‘MMXX’. L’album est composé de cinq titres dont deux longues pistes ; l’éponyme « MMXX » de plus de 24 minutes et « MMXXII » de 9 min 11 s qui encadrent trois plages aux durées bien plus conventionnelles. Bon,…
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CHASING THE LESSER LIGHT
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Ifsounds
Versione Inglese:IFSOUNDS – MMXXMelodic Revolution RecordsGenre: Progressive RockSupport: digital – cd – 2023Molise’s Ifsounds do not stop anymore, they have an
enviable creative streak and even for them the pandemic was a moment of further
reflection. “MMXX” is the ninth studio album and is a conce…
enviable creative streak and even for them the pandemic was a moment of further
reflection. “MMXX” is the ninth studio album and is a conce…
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KURT MICHAELS – STONES FROM THE GARDEN (MRR) Review STEVE PILKINGTON
KURT MICHAELS – STONES FROM THE GARDEN
ifsounds – mmxx
Ten Jinn – Ardis
Kinetic Element – 2023 – “Chasing The Lesser Light”
Review – Kinetic Element – Chasing the Lesser Light – by John Wenlock-Smith
Kinetic Element Chasing The Letter Light Kinetic Element
Ten Jinn – Ardis
Ten Jinn – Ardis
Leon Alvarado – Charging The Electric Dream Album Review
Mr. October And The Moon Of Madness album review by Par Pierre – Prog Critque
Sun King Rising’s “Signs & Wonder” album review by Garth Thomas – Hollywood Digest
Sun King Rising Releases “Signs & Wonders” (LP) – The Hollywood Digest
Following an ominous but unapologetically expressive intro in the cold “Bitter Waters Sweetened,” we find the first few shades of color that will come to represent the thematic tone of Signs & Wonders in “No. 6 Magnolia Avenue,” the first single from the new album by Sun King Rising. A percussive en…
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Time Horizon – Power Of Three abum review by Andrew Rockwell – Angelic Warlord
Sun King Rising “Signs and Wonders” review by Cleopatra Patel – Big Celebrity Buzz
Sun King Rising “Signs and Wonders” LP – Big Celebrity Buzz
Minimalism doesn’t have to sound particularly barren in chamber pop and psychedelic music, and if I had to judge based on the looks of his new album, I would have to say that Sun King Rising is out to make this statement law with the release of the brilliantly simple Signs & Wonders this October. Th…
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Sun King Rising’s “Signs & Wonders” album review by Heather Savage – Top Buzz Magazine
Sun King Rising’s Stunning “Signs & Wonders”
Arguably shaped by its quiet moments just as much as it is its chaotic, neo-symphonic interludes, there is no label nor style that I can use to categorize Sun King Rising’s stunning Signs & Wonders; it’s something that is simply too classical and too futuristic at the same time to fit into any of th…
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Babal – Who Will I Be When I Leave?i review by JACOPO VIGEZZI – Progressive Rock Journal
[Review] Babal – Who Will I Be When I Leave?
The UK project Babal returns with their ninth studio album, continuing their project of exploring new musical horizons between Prog and Art Rock. Titled “Who Will I Be When I Leave?” it was released on September 16, 2022 via Melodic Revolution Records
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Sun King Rising – No. 6 Magnolia Avenue review by A.F.Chagas – Roadie Music
Babal – Who Will I Be When I Leave? album review by Royaume-Uni – Profil
Time Horizon: Power Of Three album review by Sea Of Tranquility
Potter’s Daughter – Weighted Keys review by Anne Carlini – Russell Trunks Exclusive Magazine
PROG PRESENTS… Discovering Melodic Revolution Records – Ripples In Time Before Then Was Now! Zachary Nathanson of Echoes and Dust
Sun King Rising – No. 6 Magnolia Avenue review by Dashal Jennings – The Daily Banner
Babal – Who Will I Be When I Leave? review by Prog Female Voices
Babal Who Will I Be When I Leave? Review by Gary Hill – Music Street Journal
Gayle Ellett & The Electromags – Shiny Side Up by JACOPO VIGEZZI Progressive Rock Journal
[Review] Gayle Ellett & The Electromags – Shiny Side Up
Gayle Ellett & The Electromags is an American instrumental Rock trio focused on the guitar, made up of experienced musicians from the musical circle. The album “Shiny Side Up” was released on June 10, 2022 via PeacockSunrise Records and contains 11 medium length tracks.
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Time’s Forgotten – Shelter review by Jon Neudorf – Sea Of Tranquility
Gayle Ellett & The Electromags album review of Shiny Side Up
Gayle Ellett & the Electromags — Shiny Side Up by Peter Thelen,Exposé Online
The Steve Bonino Project – Pandora album review by Kev Rowland
Foucault’s Pendulum Album Review by Mario Champagne
Prog Rock Journal Andrew Roussak
[Review] Andrew Roussak – Crossing The Line
Andrew Rousssak is a pianist, composer and keyboard player from Karlsruhe, Germany who offers Progressive sounds halfway between Rock and Metal. The new album “Crossing The Line” was released on November 05, 2021 via Melodic Revolution Records and contains 7 long-running tracks.
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The Prog Mind Transport Aerian – Skywound
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CHRONIQUE / REVIEW Time’s Forgotten Shelter
Time Horizon – Power of Three review by Second Endeavour- Prog Archives
Time’s Forgotten – Shelter album review
Peter Matuchniak DESTINY album reviewby Kev Rowland
PROFIL RAPIDE / QUICK PROFIL Jeffrey Erick Mack The Forgotten Earth
Sea Of Tranquility’s Jon Neudorf Reviews Sessions by Peter Matuchniak
Scarlet Hallow — A Window to October
CHRONIQUE / REVIEW Scarlet Hollow A Window To October
WHAT IF NEVER WAS Scarlet Hollow Heavy Prog 3.66 | 13 ratings
Album review: LEON ALVARADO – Future Left Behind
Album review: LEON ALVARADO – Future Left Behind
Share the post “Album review: LEON ALVARADO – Future Left Behind” FacebookTwitterLinkedInE-mailBookmarkPrint Melodic Revolution [Release date 30.07.16] Based on an original short story by multi instrumentalist keyboard player Leon Alvarado, ‘Future Left Behind’ is a prog rock instrumental concept al…
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