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After a six-year hiatus, German occult prog rockers The Witches’ Dream have returned with Muses & Conjurations, a spellbinding release that…

Berlin-based duo House of Terror emerges from the depths of the progressive and psychedelic rock scene with a debut album…

Daniel Steiner burst onto the Vancouver music scene in 2013 with the release of his debut EP Century 21. In…

Kirkos is the kind of band that makes you want to throw out the rulebook on genres. Based in St.…

HydroGene, hailing from Nottingham, UK, delivers a distinctly progressive edge on their self-titled EP, creating a sound that confidently bridges…

First things first: let’s set aside the urge to define G Clef Fusion music for now—or better yet, let’s not…

The drama of progressive rock, the weight of heavy riffs, and the nuanced textures of jazz intertwine seamlessly on Contours, Vol.…

One of the most fascinating and unconventional releases I’ve encountered this year, No More Children by Lou Kelly is an album that…

Deeply rooted in the northern darkness and crippling despair, the third record by the band THY KINGDOM WILL BURN, entitled to…

When attempting to craft a truly landmark-worthy statement in music, the trend in rock music is generally to create something…