by rogue | Jul 19, 2026 | Reviews
This is a band that started out from the same progressive revival gates that spawned IQ, Marillion, Pallas and Pendragon back in the early 80s when prog was considered buried and dead by the fussy musical media. 1984 ‘s “Journey to the East” had many interesting...
by rogue | Jul 18, 2026 | Reviews
Another recent discovery has landed in my lap, as I was busy searching for some modern medieval tinged music, lo and behold, here is a neoclassical darkwave group (fine, labels are for pharmacies) from Brittany that I instantly purchased on Bandcamp within 10 seconds...
by rogue | Jul 16, 2026 | Reviews
The superlatively prolific warriors never seem to run out of ideas, not surprising as there are so many more subjects out there still needing a prog rock soundtrack! There is always a lot to like about this multi-national congregation of Prog luminaries : lots of...
by rogue | Jul 12, 2026 | Reviews
Our favourite ex-surgeon is back with a third solo album that should cause shudders of joy across the progressive universe. With luminaries like Roger King and Sean Timms on keyboards and the amazing Chester Thompson on the drum kit, John delivers with guitar scalpel...
by rogue | Jul 10, 2026 | Reviews
The prolific multi-instrumentalist duo of Colin Powell and Dave Allen strike again, a fourth edition of the Riffstone saga, where progressive rock unites with historical premise, in order to both entertain and educate their audience, lest we become totally addictive...
by rogue | Jul 4, 2026 | Reviews
This sublime group has rather rapidly taken over top spot as my favourite Spanish Prog band, a nudge beyond Rafael Pacha, only due to the impeccable quality throughout their 5-album discography, from 1997’s debut “Transformation” up to today’s subject matter, “Seven...
