“New Born Day”, originally released in 1973, is widely regarded as one of the best albums from the Norwegian prog scene. It was the debut album from one of the flagships in Norwegian music – Ruphus. A band tha […]

GEP are really happy to be working with t (aka Thomas Thielen) on his new album “Solipsystemology”.

‘The best movie you’ll hear this year!’

Rolling Stone.

‘The mastermind of avant-garde pop’

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German band RPWL are into their third decade as an active band now, still going on strong and continuing to develop their accessible and melodic approach to the art of progressive rock. “Tales From Outer Space” […]

UK metal band ASCARIS was formed back in 2012, and since then the threesome have honed their craft by live performances, an initial EP that came in 2014, before summarizing their creations and experiences into […]

Brought to us by singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer Rhys Marsh is “October After All”, a beautiful and atmospheric prog album, touching in on both alternative rock and jazz elements.

With […]

The author of Bulgarian Football March, guitarist and composer Ivan Tsanov, releases his solo instrumental Album IV – A Brave New World on 18 of January, 2019.

The album consists of 11 instrumental tracks. The […]

The critically acclaimed debut album of Polish progressive rock band Pinn Dropp is out on CD this week – on January 18th 2019. The album was initially released digitally in December 2018 on Bandcamp and various […]

“There are many stories about visits from extraterrestrials. Sometimes the aliens come as friends, sometimes they come to enslave us. On this cold night, lights in the sky are making people all over the world […]

Melodic Revolution Records are delighted to present the new album Face Of Life from Richmond, Virginia based progressive rock band Kinetic Element.

Following the release of their well-received last album […]

Professor Tip Top from Bergen, Norway, is a group playing fine progressive music with a retro sound greased with a lysergic touch which gives the songs a psychedelic aura. “Hybrid Hymns” is their 5th album! The […]

Duke 72 is the brainchild of Big Hogg’s Justin Lumsden and drummer Jonny Mitchell (Future of Dead Relic Memories, Bricolage, The Stranglers), and this groovy slice of funky psych was completed whilst Jonny was v […]

San Francisco-area progressive rock band Metaphor have announced the release of their fourth album “The Pearl”.

The band describe the music as thoughtful progressive music, where they attempt to explore the […]

US poet, artist and author Clark Ashton SMITH is a familiar name to most fans of horror fiction, as well as a known entity among those with a more than passing interest in poetry. Many of his poems drew a lot of […]

The Norwegian quartet The Tronosonic Experience will release their second album, “II: The Big Blow”, on the 15th of February 2019. This is their first album on the Norwegian label Apollon Records Prog, and is a […]

The first release for M.P. & RECORDS in 2019 will be “Rosa Rosae”, the brilliant return of Donella Del Monaco and OpusAvantra. A production that, in full Prog style, is instilled with courage and poetic […]

«Mythopoetry» is the debut album of the Norwegian progressive rock act Mythopoeic Mind. The project is the brainchild of Steinar Børve, saxophonist and founding member of the RIO-/Cantebury-inspired in […]

Those psychedelic darlings of the A303, The Honey Pot, power into 2019 with their first album of all new material since 2016’s Inside The Whale. Bewildered Jane is their forth long-player, fifth if you include t […]

French artist Roland TOPOR made a name for himself in many fields of the arts, and was known for his surreal creations as well as being an actor in classic horror movies in the 1970’s. One of the many fields he […]

Italian twosome Strepitvsitvs appeared a few years back, and have a handful or so of releases to their name so far. Apparently a side project consisting of the same people as Italian band AsolanMac Project, it […]

Lost Crowns assault the mind with the densely detailed songs of Richard Larcombe (Stars In Battledress). There’s a lot going on here – complex drum patterns, bass and guitar parts with a lot of notes and hardly a […]