by rogue | May 17, 2026 | Reviews
Another perennial favourite over the past decade is Roman composer Stefano Panunzi , I dove headlong into a musical love affair with his Fjieri project which yielded two amazing releases that are a mainstay in my prized collection. My attention was gripped when it...
by rogue | May 15, 2026 | Reviews
Surely the greatest non virtuoso keyboard player in music today, with a career spanning the likes of Japan, Rain Tree Crow, the Dolphin Brothers, No-Man, Tim Bowness, Steve Hogarth and Porcupine Tree, plus a bevvy of solo albums. He is above all a textural sound...
by rogue | May 15, 2026 | Reviews
Being a regular listener of Friday Night Progressive radio show, where Ron seems to always find interesting new artists that are utterly deserving of exposure, along comes another new discovery that caught me by surprise. Like my esteemed friend Lazland loves to...
by rogue | May 9, 2026 | Reviews
My third album from this talented crew, and its time for a review (poetry again, Tommy?) . The two previous releases were quite tasty, starting in 2018 with the Importance of Mister Bedlam and then followed by Silence from Signals in 2021, both critically acclaimed...
by rogue | May 9, 2026 | Reviews
Another artist that will always find safe harbour with the Prog Rogue, is this remarkable composer and fellow Canadian Rick Miller, a deserving iconoclast who forges his own path as he sees fit, unmolested by corporate pressure or any outside critic. These are...
by rogue | May 9, 2026 | Reviews
I just love when I open my e-mail and see a review request, as it gives purpose to my 55-year-old pro-bono thankless pastime/obsession with maintaining the prog flame. Andrew Dickson is a seasoned progressive multi-instrumentalist whose main weapon remains an arsenal...
