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Tag Archives: prog rock
SIGNAL MERIDIAN – Signals In Autumn
October 30, 2026

Blue Élan 2026 Sharper than steel and sweet as the razor’s edge: Los Angeles followers of the Witchwood dreamers polish gems from influential English ensemble. In a parallel world, Sonja Kristina never left STRAWBS to front , and such a … Continue reading
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Tagged prog rock, SIgnal Meridian, Strawbs, The Strawbs
IT – The Stranger Inside The Self
October 26, 2026

Spacehouse 1994 / Progressive Gears 2026 There’s no more borrowed time: British foursome turn back the clock to start another cycle. One may find an inherent paradox in a neo-prog ensemble’s urge to access the past in order to propel … Continue reading
TIM MORSE – The Fourth Crossing
October 8, 2026

Cymbalick Music 2026 Golden era of electronica is revitalized on an array of evocative pieces from a renowned harvester of sonic details. The pursuers of the swath Tim Morse has been cutting for more than twenty years through the tall … Continue reading
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Tagged electronic, instrumental, prog rock, Tim Morse
JANE GETTER PREMONITION – Transmogrify
October 4, 2026

7D Media 2026 Changes can be strange and unnerving, yet intrepid New Yorker and her coterie ready to embrace perpetual challenges It may be a requirement for this musician’s chosen genre, prog rock, to ensure a forward motion, but while … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Holzman, Alex Skolnick, Jane Getter, Jane Getter Premonition, prog rock
BRAND X – Theory Of Nothing
September 30, 2026

MoonJune 2026 Righting the wrongs of the past, blistering performances from the States find jazz-proggers at the top of their game. Ardently revered yet criminally underrated, BRAND X arrived on the fusion scene a little later than RETURN TO FOREVER, … Continue reading
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Tagged Brand X, fusion, John Goodsall, Morris Pert, Percy Jones, prog rock, Robin Lumley


