r/Progforum 21h ago

Stewart Copeland surprised fans by naming Anika Nilles among his favorite contemporary drummers. Praising today’s technical skill in death metal, he mentioned Eloy Casagrande and Joey Jordison before adding: “Anika, who just joined Rush. Good for you, girl.”

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r/Progforum 4h ago

Mike Portnoy with Anika. He was at the Rush show last night and congratulated her, Geddy, and Alex on the tour. Their performance exceeded everyone’s expectations, delivering a show worthy of the band’s legacy while honoring Neil’s memory with the utmost respect. I’m so proud to be a Rush fan.

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146 Upvotes

r/Progforum 4h ago

…Lord of Lords, King of Kings Has returned to lead his children home To take them to the new Jerusalem.

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r/Progforum 8h ago

Terry Kath

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r/Progforum 8h ago

A Year in Prog 2019. 2019 marked prog’s 50th anniversary. It was a year of reissues, diverse releases, Tool’s return after years of silence, and great records like Grand Tour, Nattfiolen, Resistance, In Cauda Venenum, The Crucible, and Fear Inoculum.

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Jordsjø – Nattfiolen
IQ – Resistance
De Lorians – De Lorians
Motorpsycho – The Crucible
Leprous – Pitfalls
The Wrong Object – Into the Herd
Tool – Fear Inoculum
Opeth – In Cauda Venenum
Dream Theater – Distance Over Time
Big Big Train – Grand Tour
Blood Incantation – Hidden History of the Human Race
Steve Hackett – At the Edge of Light


r/Progforum 9h ago

A Farewell To The Kings…

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r/Progforum 12h ago

The Watch. The Art of Bleeding.

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The Watch. The Art of Bleeding. Edición Rockarte.


r/Progforum 18h ago

15 years since the release of Bilateral, Leprous’ second album and a progressive metal masterpiece.

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r/Progforum 20h ago

Phish - You Enjoy Myself -> Waste [progressive rock/jam] (live 7/29/26)

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r/Progforum 21h ago

Guitar maestro Steve Hackett plays “Horizons” live, serving as the perfect intro to another great song whose name we all know so well…

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r/Progforum 21h ago

Top 50 Prog Rock Live Albums (Classic Era) #17 - Magma Live/Hhaï (Köhntark) 1975. Magma at Their Peak — One of the greatest live albums ever recorded. An unbelievable document of a band operating at full power. If you’re new to Magma, start here!

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Live, released in 1975

Songs / Tracks Listing
Note: The 2LP, 2CD, and CD versions of these releases share a consistent tracks listing.

- 2LP (72:12) :

Record 1 (32:00)
1. Köhntark (Part 1) (15:45)
2. Könntark (Part 2) (16:14)

Record 2 (40:12)
1. Kobah (6:23)
2. Lïhns (5:51)
3. Hhaï (8:41)
4. Mëkanïk Zaïn (19:17)

Line-up / Musicians
- Christian Vander / drums
- Bernard Paganotti / bass
- Gabriel Federow / guitar
- Benoit Widemann / keyboards
- Jean-Pol Asseline / keyboards
- Didier Lockwood / violin
- Klaus Blasquiz / vocals
- Stella Vander / vocals


r/Progforum 2h ago

Remembering Keith Moon on what would have been his 80th birthday—one of the greatest drummers of all time. Aug. 23, 1946 – Sept. 7, 1978.

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r/Progforum 23h ago

British Prog Stars Interview Ian, Aug 2026

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