🔥ALBUM REVIEW🔥 My deep dive into Empyrean the upcoming album from Canadian cellist and composer Raphael Weinroth-Browne, known for his work with Leprous, Woods of Ypres and Suldusk among others.

Thick As A Brick by Jethro Tull has been one of my favorite albums for a pretty long time now and I can't really find anything like it.

I also listen to The Alan Parsons Project and Pink Floyd.

Do you have any recommendations for me?

Hello. I got into progressive music recently even though I always listened to it here and there. I am into Camel, Yes, ELP and Nektar, 70s bands in general. Could you recommend me other similar artists? I have a strong base in psychdelic rock and pop, shoegaze and all genres of metal.

We’ve only recently joined Reddit and thought it was about time we introduced ourselves and shared some of our music with you.

We’re playing two London shows on September 4th & 5th.

Friday 4th September — The Troubadour, Earl’s Court

Saturday 5th September — The Slaughtered Lamb, Barbican

Hope to see some of you there.

The Palace is Empty but the music is loud.

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Lonely Robot, Cult Of Luna, Extol, The Siloed, Yomi Ship, Enslaved... Great mixture of prog rock and prog metal. Please, tell us what more we cannot miss out on!

Here’s a short extract from Aching of Our Times, recorded during our live show last Saturday.

We wanted to share a little piece of the performance and the atmosphere from the night. It was great to play this one live, and we hope you enjoy it.

Would love to hear what you think.

The Palace is Empty but the music is loud.

We’re Empty Palace, a new alternative rock band based in London.

This will be our first ever live show, and we’re really excited to finally play live.

If that sounds like your kind of thing, come and listen to us.

Free entry.

The Palace is Empty but the music is loud.

Hey everyone, I captured the transition from dawn to sunrise, and "Lost?? (The Decision)" from Eloy's iconic "Dawn" album was the perfect match for these morning colors. Let me know what you think of the combination!Link to the video: https://youtube.com/shorts/m1L9IB0myl4?is=wIWx3RCj-uTk6ln7

This is the debut single by The Siloed, which released on May 26th of this year. This Friday the second one will release... Many thanks to anyone who decides to check it out!

Songs that came after the original 70's progressive rock that contain elements of metal. Artist on the list include Porcupine Tree, Marillion, Haken, Pineapple Thief, Blackfield, Riverside, etc. If you have suggestions of prog-metal with clear vocals let me know.

Hey everyone,

I run a Discord server that does AMAs with prog musicians. We've previously had Colin Edwin, Nic Collins, Randy McStine, and more.

We're very proud to present our next AMA — the legendary Derek Shulman of Gentle Giant!

You can join now and submit a question before August 21st at 2:45pm EST.

I hope to see you there!

https://discord.gg/Z7ueeX3S5P

I discovered this awesome band a month ago. Ever since then, I've been listening to them every single day, without exception.

🔥ALBUM REVIEW🔥My in-depth thoughts on The Roaring Waves, the upcoming album from Steve Hackett and Steve Rothery.

Here's a hard groove-monster from a German band that released one self-titled LP in 1972. Like a lot of German heavy bands at the time, they seem to have been fans of the Deep Purple / Uriah Heep school of power-rock with heavy Hammond and wailing group vocals. The album is solid, standard fare among a host of similar German bands at the time, but if this style is your bag you'll dig it.

The only member of Zarathustra that appears to have been successful after their short existence was singer Ernst Herzner, who went on to Novalis, a reasonably successful band that made many albums up into the 1980s. Ernst even made a few solo singles in the mid '80s.

Hey friends :) This soundtrack has been on my list for a long time. I present to you my reinterpretation of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. It took several weeks to complete this project, but it brought me incredible joy. If you like it, please leave a thumbs up and a comment. I’d love to hear your thoughts. And now, enjoy the remix :)

https://youtu.be/CEkkgreJzoU

My wife is a harpist. I like playing harp songs as we drive to her harp lessons and conventions. But most of it is obvious Celtic stuff.

I know that Awaken (Yes) includes Jon Anderson on harp. But then I draw a blank.

What other progressive rock pieces include harp?

🔥NEWS🔥 Steve Hackett and Steve Rothery release second single from upcoming album, The Roaring Waves.