Monthly Archives: August 2019

ANATHEMA announce signing to the Mascot Label Group At the Science Museum, London ahead of their performance at Space Rocks

Posted on August 30, 2019 by Rob

Anathema have left Kscope to sign with the Mascot Label Group. Here’s the press release and photos. _____________________________________________________________ UK Show Sat 21st Sept – Space Rocks, Indigo at the O2, London – Tickets Mascot Label Group are thrilled to announce … Continue reading →

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Tool – “Fear Inoculum”

Posted on August 29, 2019 by Rob

Words that I never thought I would say or type: Tool have a new album. “Fear Inoculum” is the long awaited album, 13 fucking years to be exact. Before I get into the music, there are a few things that … Continue reading →

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The Fierce And The Dead – live album out in October

Posted on August 27, 2019 by Rob

One of my favorite bands have another live release coming in October. Check out the press release! Pre-orders will be live on Monday, September 1st at https://tfatd.bandcamp.com   Bad Elephant Music is thrilled to announce that The Fierce And The … Continue reading →

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LEPROUS – Announce release of new album “Pitfalls”!

Posted on August 27, 2019 by Rob

One of the best newer prog bands out there, Leprous are back with another album! Here’s the press release. ___________________________________________________ Burgeoning Norwegian Rock outfit LEPROUS return with their sixth and most ambitious studio album entitled “Pitfalls”, to be released on … Continue reading →

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Koen Herfst – “Leo”

Posted on August 26, 2019 by restlessamoeba

I am not familiar at all with Koen or any of his previous work, but when I was asked if I wanted to review it, I gave it a listen and immediately jumped on it. A move I partially regretted … Continue reading →

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Rise Twain – “Rise Twain”

Posted on August 23, 2019 by Rob

The self titled debut album by modern prog duo Rise Twain has been one of my most anticipated albums of 2019. Why? I am a massive echolyn fan and have been for a long time. Guitarist/vocalist Brett Kull of echolyn … Continue reading →

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Bryan Beller – “Scenes From The Flood”

Posted on August 23, 2019 by Rob

Bryan Beller is one of the best bassist on the planet. I would venture to say that he is also the most underrated as well. Many people know him as one third of The Aristocrats. But Bellar has played with … Continue reading →

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Progressive Music Planet: A Brief History

Posted on August 22, 2019 by Rob

Most people aren’t aware of how this site and (more importantly) the Facebook page came to be. I guess I need to include the Instagram page too since that played a role as well. 54,188 people like the Facebook page … Continue reading →

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Flying Colors Announce New Album ‘Third Degree’

Posted on August 14, 2019 by Rob

Flying Colors are back! Their third album is getting released in October and here’s the full press release. Flying Colors will be releasing their brand new album ‘Third Degree’ on 4th October via Music Theories Recordings. You can pre-order it … Continue reading →

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Magic Pie – “Fragments of the 5th Element”

Posted on August 13, 2019 by Rob

One of the most consistent bands in prog is Magic Pie. Sure the name is odd but they are prog, right? “Fragments of the 5th Element” continues their tradition of what I call edgy prog rock. Oft times, prog rock … Continue reading →

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