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The Flower Kings launch new single Revolution?
Third track from upcoming album By Royal Decree Prog icons The Flower Kings are set to release their 15th studio album By Royal Decree on the 4th March 2022.? Now, the band are pleased to share the third single from the album, Revolution. Watch the video here: Roine comments: The songs on the new double…
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Lobate Scarp To Release Second Full Length Album – ‘You Have It All’
Progressive-rock band Lobate Scarp will release their second full-length studio album You Have It All on April 1. It serves as an expansion to their 2019 EP Spirals and Portals. Progressive rock fans will appreciate the 17-minute finale “Flowing Through The Change and the 14 1/2-minute title track featuring guest vocalists Jon Davison and Billy…
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Geoff Proudley To Release New Album About Katherine of Aragon
March/April 2022 sees the release of ?K of A by Geoff Proudley. A musical portrait of the life of Katharine of Aragon, Henry VIII’s Spanish Queen. K of A is an instrumental album, drawing on orchestral, classical, filmic and rock elements to paint some of the key moments and emotions in Katharine’s life. As Geoff…
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Envy Of None Guitar Giveaway!
Envy Of None, in partnership with Epiphone & Gibson Guitars, are giving away an Alex Lifeson Axcess Standard Signature Les Paul guitar to one lucky fan. Envy Of None, the new band and debut self-titled album from Alex Lifeson (Rush), Andy Curran (Coney Hatch), Alfio Annibalini and singer Maiah Wynne due for release on Kscope…
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Playgrounded release new single ‘The Swan’, new album ‘The Death of Death’ released 18th March (Pelagic Records)
Having played with big neo-prog acts like Riverside, Playgrounded are no strangers to outer limits of the contemporary merging of rock and electronica. Their upcoming album “The death of Death, released on 18th March, features compositions based from dynamic sound design structures by main composer Orestis. New single “The Swan sees these glitchy synth textures…
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Review – Marillion – An Hour Before It’s Dark
No matter how corrupt, greedy, and heartless our government, our corporations, our media, and our religious & charitable institutions may become, the music will still be wonderful. – Kurt Vonnegut With ‘An Hour Before It’s Dark’, Marillion release one of their most upbeat albums of their career while, at the same time, they once again…
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Review – PsychoYogi – Digital Vagrancy – by John Wenlock-Smith
For those who don’t know, PsychoYogi are a jazz fusion / progressive rock band led by the incredibly talented Chris Ramsing who plays guitar, writes the songs and also sings them! Chris is clearly influenced by the likes of Frank Zappa and many other left-field musicians. He is a very skilled player and uses the…
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Review – Steve Gibbons Band: Rollin’ – The Albums – 1976-1978′ – by John Wenlock-Smith
Growing up as I did in Birmingham in the 1970s, I balanced my musical tastes between the hard rock and progressive music and held at bay the encroachment of the punk and new wave genres. It’s odd really, as there were some genuinely interesting things that were going on in that scene like Eddie and…
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Review – Kalle Wallner – Voices
It’s a known scenario. One sits in their own studio in the lockdown and tinkers with ideas but has the mild impression of gradually losing it. After twenty years of full throttle, you’re feeling run down, yet the head is still racing. Well, it’s a known scenario if your name is Kalle Wallner at least.…
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Review – Jonas Lindberg & The Other Side – Miles From Nowhere
