Tag Archives: prog rock

RICK WAKEMAN – The Red Planet

October 8, 2020

Madfish 2020 With sound strength destroying sight, legendary ivories driver concentrates on a space rock that is Mars. Easing into retirement – whatever it means for such an indefatigable performer – seemed to venture back to his principal instrument, but … Continue reading →

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POTTER’S DAUGHTER – Casually Containing Rage

October 2, 2020

Melodic Revolution 2020 Delving into matters of the heart and soul, progressive purveyors of folksy mysteries find their new bearings. This ensemble excel in building momentum on many a level – often in an elemental manner, which is quite fitting … Continue reading →

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CIRCULINE – Circulive: New View

September 22, 2020

Inner Nova Music 2020 The ever-changing prog brigade challenge themselves with capturing an elusive instant of wonder. It takes a lot of self-confidence and a nerve to serve up two concert albums on the base of two studio ones, yet … Continue reading →

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ZANOV – Chaos Islands

September 8, 2020

Zanov Music 2020 Offering a method to the madness of our time, French polymath finds miracles in faux-abstract sonics. Pierre Salkazanov’s quiet revolution started in the mid-’70s when, formerly a mere composer, he began experimenting with electronics – only to … Continue reading →

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STARING INTO NOTHING – Love

August 27, 2020

Antares 2020 From South California to the world: summer – and other seasons – of law that keeps people together and opens new possibilities for progressive rock. Three years after their debut, “Power” – which seems to have set a … Continue reading →

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