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Tag Archives: prog rock
AQ&F – Live Quintet 2025
January 19, 2026

AQ&F 2025 French ensemble open their genre-defying fusion extravaganza for public viewing and leave the listeners awestruck. Arnaud Quevedo’s collective may not have issued a lot of fresh material since 2021 when the La Rochelle musician and his combo published … Continue reading
FLAME DREAM – Elements
January 14, 2026

Vertigo 1980 / 3VƐ 2025 Harnessing classical concepts to give them a tune, Swiss collective descend from celestial spheres to the rivetingly mortal coil. Progressive rock might have been in decline in the late ’70s, but this ensemble didn’t seem … Continue reading
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Tagged Flame Dream, prog rock
FERNANDO PERDOMO – Waves 12
December 29, 2025

Fernando Perdomo 2025 Winding down his year-long voyage to various shores, American composer gets back to basics but is sure to weave in a few surprises. must feel quite ambiguously about bringing this array of albums to a close: on … Continue reading
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Tagged Fernando Perdomo, fusion, instrumental, prog rock, surf rock
RED32 – Cryogenic Dreams
December 12, 2025

Transglobal 2025 Expanding the boundaries of prog idiom to freeze time in space, intrepid art-rockers redefine their course on sophomore offering. Sometimes, if a music platter doesn’t immediately grab the listener by the throat only to grow on its audience … Continue reading
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Tagged heavy prog, pop, prog rock, Red32
FERNANDO PERDOMO – Waves 11
December 3, 2025

Fernando Perdomo 2025 Restless composer distills his creative method to essentials and accesses surface tension in most elemental ways. The idea of creating a series of – mostly – marine-themed pieces and releasing them on a monthly basis to span … Continue reading
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Tagged Fernando Perdomo, fusion, instrumental, prog rock


