by rogue | Jul 1, 2026 | Reviews
One step generally leads to another, and subsequent to discovering Paolo Pagliari’s charming solo album “Through the Eyes of a Child” that I had the pleasure of reviewing as well, good manners and common sense took over as I was sent the Old Castle discography (three...
by rogue | Jun 27, 2026 | Reviews
No beating around the bush, flaming or otherwise, ESP Project is one of my perennials, an ongoing love affair that began 11 years ago with the debut “Invisible Din” that had the luxury of having me fall head over heels (a la Tears for Fears!) with their style of...
by rogue | Jun 27, 2026 | Reviews
The Sheffield arranger, composer and multi-instrumentalist rises once again, landing straight to the top of the Symphonic prog pedestal with another outstanding release that merits the attention of all prog fans, his sixth venture that includes last year’s 20th...
by rogue | Jun 21, 2026 | Reviews
Przemyslaw Rudz and Roman Odoj have teamed together to offer electronic prog with a swift kick in the backside , a beefy release that has more muscles than Arnold Schwarzenegger, recalling more early Ultravox/John Foxx, what with the thrilling bass propulsion and the...
by rogue | Jun 21, 2026 | Reviews
Part of the Prog Rogue duties is the requirement to constantly scour and scroll the web for new horizons, be it reputed prog sites as well as prog radios, some like Progzilla UK where I even get to do some cameo appearances via my colleague Lazland. I also generally...
by rogue | Jun 21, 2026 | Reviews
Well, with a title like that, I just could not resist: Rodrigo Maccioni is certainly no fool and I am far from either blind, or deaf for that matter! Alejandro Vera handles the bassoon, Pascal Montenegro on English horn, Alfonso Vergara plays clarinets, Arianne Guerra...
