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Tag Archives: prog rock
McLUHAN – Anomaly
August 20, 2026

Brunswick 1972 / Think Like A Key 2026 When the medium is the message, tedium can’t be part of collective consciousness, as proven by one-off opus from an obscure Chicago band – a highly accessible and highly wired, if weird, … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged avant-garde, McLuhan, prog rock, psychedelia
SYKOFANT – Leaves
July 10, 2026

Sycophantastic 2026 Assessing outdoor wonders, Oslo ensemble wander deeper into sonic forests to see the trees from the wood. While this quartet’s was little short of staggering, it felt a bit too playful in places, which is not the case … Continue reading
ENIGMATIC SOUND MACHINES – Divided By One
July 1, 2026

ProgRock.com Essentials 2026 Montreal divinators seek deliverance from the human race to dissolve darkness in velveteen distress. Some may assume the presence of a familiar figure on this record’s cover is too on the nose, yet fear not because Crimson … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Enigmatic Sound Machines, prog rock, Roland Bühlmann
FERNANDO PERDOMO – Clouds 6
June 19, 2026

Fernando Perdomo 2026 Deeper into the dusk, darkness-dwelling sound-director delves into dynamical detail of melodic diorama. For all the stylistic arcs of his annual album runs, has never been overtly conceptual in terms of multi-record spans, yet those who follow … Continue reading
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Tagged Fernando Perdomo, fusion, instrumental, prog rock
FLAME DREAM – Calatea
June 17, 2026

Philips 1979 / 3VƐ 2026 Locating deceptive neutrality in vivid reveries, five Luzerners embark on a progressive voyage out of this world – and back again. “The more we free ourselves from external constraints, the greater the challenge of dealing … Continue reading
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Tagged Flame Dream, prog rock


