Thanks for your support!
-
Want to sell your merch without building a whole store?
No marketplace cut. No drama. Just your product. NanoCart.app Out The Pipeline
- Oct. 26 – Reviews
- Oct. 25 – News
- Oct. 18 – Reissues
- Sept. 1 – Claire Hamill interview
- Aug. 9 – Steve “Boltz” Bolton interview
- May 21 – Tony Banks interview
- Feb. 11 – Deborah Bonham interview
- Apr. 19 – Jimmy Horowitz interview
- Mar. 28 – Video Reviews
- Feb. 27 – Dorothy Moskowitz interview
- Nov. 16, 2025 – Live Reports
Tag Archives: prog rock
FERNANDO PERDOMO – Waves 10
November 8, 2025

Fernando Perdomo 2025 Restless composer takes to water to observe, and serve up, reflections of his very soul. Variety of purely instrumental expression has always been one of ‘s stronger suits, so to see this artist stuck on a single … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Fernando Perdomo, fusion, instrumental, prog rock
PAULBRIFF – Cycles
November 6, 2025

PaulBriff 2025 Chambéry charmer of seasons propels stylistic paradigm across the calendar to uncover concealed links between time and space. Multi-instrumentalist Paul Briffoteau is no slouch when it comes to finding his solo legs after leaving Brussels progressive rock scene … Continue reading
ATOMIC ROOSTER – Circle The Sun
October 31, 2025

Esoteric Antenna 2025 The legends of doom ‘n’ gloom get back from the void to let their glory see the light of day again. They were much more than a mere rock ensemble – ATOMIC ROOSTER were a melodically memorable … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Atomic Rooster, hard rock, heavy prog, prog rock, Steve "Boltz" Bolton
FLAME DREAM – Silent Transition
October 9, 2025

3VƐ 2024 Reclaiming miracles after almost four decades in limbo, Lucerne ensemble impregnate quietness with magic passages. While Swiss collective bowed out in 1986 after their sixth platter, apparently cursed by its “8 on 6” pun of a title, failed … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Flame Dream, prog rock
JON DURANT, COLIN EDWIN, CHRIS MAITLAND – The Baldock Transmission
October 4, 2025

Alchemy 2025 Broadcast from the intersection of PORCUPINE TREE and BURNT BELIEF, alien messages find a groovy angle to get their point across. The English town of Baldock has quite a history of sending and receiving signals – in the … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Chris Maitland, Colin Edwin, fusion, instrumental, Jon Durant, prog rock


