Fernando Perdomo – Voyeurs (Album Review)
Less than one year ago I hadn’t heard of Fernando Perdomo. As a matter of fact, I discovered him when I witnessed his jaw-dropping guitar…
Browsing: Prog Rock
Interview with Swedish bassist Jonas Reingold (The Flower Kings, Kaipa, Karmakanic, The Fringe, Stete Hackett)
Whoever has been mildly immersed in the prog-scene for the last 15 years, have heard about Jonas Reingold at least once. A multi-instrumentalist, with countless…
David Wallimann – Evolving Seeds of Glory (Album Review)
David Wallimann is not a household name. Most of you reading this review have never heard of him before, hence some initial story is due.…
Karmakanic – Dot (Album Review)
Progressive Rock is one of those styles of music that most people love or hate. The style, that was very popular in the 70s, became…
Pain of Salvation – Remedy Lane Re:visited (Re:mixed & Re:lived) (Album Review)
Swedish progressive rock/metal innovators Pain of Salvation announced some weeks ago a very special reissue version of their classic 2002 album Remedy Lane entitled Remedy…
Anderson-Stolt – Invention of Knowledge (Album Review)
If you find yourself reading this review, you are probably quite excited and hopeful. If you aren’t, and you like classic progressive rock, then you…
The Jelly Jam – Profit (Album Review)
The Jelly Jam started out in 2002 as some sort of a continuation of a side project which initially was named Platypus and comprised the…
Jon Anderson and Jean-Luc Ponty at The Calvin Theater, Northampton, Massachusetts (May 21, 2016)
My wife and I were about to celebrate our anniversary and I secretly planned a getaway to Boston, some months in advance. After booking hotel,…
Eric Gillette – The Great Unknown (Album Review)
Things have changed a lot for Eric Gillette since he released his first (and self-produced) solo album Afterthought around three years go. At that time…
Steve Hackett at The Plaza Live, Orlando, Florida (April 16, 2016)
Steve Hackett is one of several geniuses that surfaced in the late sixties and early seventies shaking the wool of progressive rock at a very…
