Prog Rock

Athenian progressive metalers Calyces share their new album, Fleshy Waves of Probability, out on March 21. It’s a mix of ’00s sludge prog metal with ’70s progressive rock influences, and you can hear it below.

Proggy Canadian/American studio quartet, Bagorah, return with a punchy track, “Something From Nothing,” from their second album, Parabnormal.

Looooooong time Decibel contributor talks about the project of a lifetime, the publication of his first book, Cranking Up Rush: Their Musical Legacy in 11 Songs.

New Jersey instrumental prog duo, Gematria, turn their new track, “The Elusive One” into a musical game piece.

Diving into T2’s 1970 prog-rock debut It’ll All Work Out in Boomland.

British prog-sludge weirdos Boss Keloid reveal their most eclectic release yet, Family the Smiling Thrush.

Psychedelic black metal heroes Oranssi Pazuzu pick their Top 10 krautrock/psych/prog rock LPs. Find out what made the cut.

Cult horror film composer extraordinaire Fabio Frizzi wants to take you back to The Beyond. Come take his hand.

Mercyful Fate and King Diamond axe hero Michael Denner burns bright again with new track from Denner’s Inferno.

Does Epitaph’s debut album, from 1971, live up to its ’91-DM cover art? We dig deep to find out.

Stream the entirety of progressive art rockers White Willow‘s seventh LP.

Shadows Swallowed the Flood
One more for the road
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