by rogue | Nov 24, 2025 | Reviews
In the ongoing strife about what is Prog and what isn’t, which for some rabid purists from the Land of Orthodox Labelling has become an obsession verging on 21st Century Schizophrenia, why not escalate the debate by a well-deserved review on an artist that fondles the...
by rogue | Nov 23, 2025 | Reviews
Another long-time Rogue wish has been answered, having a prog album with more harpsichord has been a secret yearning since the late 60s, now taken care of by Julian Martinez, a supremely talented Argentinian keyboard virtuoso. Now truth be told, I did review his debut...
by rogue | Nov 18, 2025 | Reviews
This fourth album by relative prog newcomer Scott G. Davis is getting affair amount of attention in the community, as this Floridian multi-instrumentalist certainly has a knack for creating hyper elaborate progressive rock configurations that will demand close...
by rogue | Nov 15, 2025 | Reviews
The sensational Anne-Claire of Bad Dog Promotions just keeps on rolling out tantalizing new discoveries that continue to shake the foundations of the prog universe. This is a new project from a group of veteran and highly skilled Dutch musicians; some may even...
by rogue | Nov 15, 2025 | Reviews
A heartfelt thank you to Anne-Claire of Bad Dog Promotions for this welcome third release from this hitherto unknown to me artist from Nice, a singer/songwriter /guitarist who has surrounded himself by some local friends, such as Alexandre Lamia who resumé reads...
by rogue | Nov 11, 2025 | Reviews
This legendary band still going strong since 1966 , with only Les Holroyd and John Lees left from the original crew, though both separate entities varying the tradition. Back in 1977, the band had a memorable tune called “Poor Man’s Moody Blues” on the Gone to Earth...
