MFTJ – Mankind’s Final Traffic Jam (Album Review)
Progressive rock encompasses many varying flavors and styles, and at times can be a handy catch-all phrase. When it comes to MFTJ, an inventive duo…
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OPETH at Mission Ballroom, Denver, Colorado (March 2nd 2019)
Landing in Denver for the penultimate show of their North American tour, Mikael Åkerfeldt confesses that he feels happy inside. “Although you may not be…
The Neal Morse Band – The Great Adventour – Live in Brno 2019 (Album Review)
Mike Portnoy recently commented that although he had widely proclaimed “The Similitude of A Dream” to be the crowning achievement of Neal Morse’s discography, he…
PENDRAGON’s Guitarist NICK BARRETT Reflects On New Album: “I’m Still In a Bit of a State of Shock About It. It’s Kind Of Nothing Like I’ve Ever Done Before.”
With over 40 years of Pendragon under his belt, Nick Barrett has guided the band as its principle songwriter, guitarist and vocalist. Often considered part…
Pendragon – Love Over Fear (Album Review)
Having recently celebrated their 40th Anniversary, Pendragon are one of the few bands of progressive rock’s second wave to have persevered and weathered the changes…
Richie Kotzen – 50 For 50 (Album Review)
It’s his birthday and he can release a triple-album if he wants to. Richie Kotzen knows how to celebrate a 50th birthday and gift his…
SONS OF APOLLO at Oriental Theater, Colorado (January 29th, 2019)
The new year is starting off with a bang as the mighty Sons of Apollo return to the road to support their sophomore album, appropriately…
ERIC JOHNSON at Paramount Theatre, Colorado (January 25th, 2020)
The Texas Tone King Eric Johnson is currently touring through North America on his “Classics Present and Past Tour.” Having just seen the stop in…
Nektar – The Other Side (Album Review)
The first wave of prog-rock sometimes proves surprisingly tenacious. When a band reaches the 50 year mark, any remaining original members are inevitably reaching their…
Bill Bressler – Normal Boy (Album Review)
Now that we’ve wrapped up our Best Of lists for 2019, we decided to start the progressive rock crusade of 2020 with one release that…
