"A Foot In Cold Water was a Canadian progressive rock group that issued a handful of albums in the early 1970s. One of these, issued on Elektra Records in 1974, was the only album to get a foothold in the U.S. Previously only available as a hard to fin...

For their fifth album, the instrumental rock duo of A Triggering Myth decided to compose a long form progressive rock symphony - "Forgiving Eden" - a single 43 minute composition. In order to accomplish this, ATM members Rick Eddy and Tim Drumheller de...

Aardvark was a one and done band that recorded for Deram/Nova in 1970. Originally a vehicle for Simon Kirk and Paul Kossoff before they split to form Free, Aardvark evolved into a guitarless quartet. Led by the organ led keyboards of Steve Milliner, ...

The band's second album finds them seeking their own identity. There is still a Porcupine Tree vibe but its much less overt. Keyboards are definitely not in the forefront - this is a guitar driven effort with lots of crunch, distortion, and a schmear...

Ever wonder what Jasun Tipton does when he's not recording with Cynthesis and Zero Hour? Well apparently he forms a new project! Abnormal Thought Patterns is an instrumental project featuring Jasun on guitars, Troy Tipton on bass, and Mike Guy on dru...

New neoprog superproject put together by Galahad bassist Lee Abraham. Assisting through out are neo luminaries such as John Mitchell (It Bites), Jem Godfrey (Frost), Gary Chandler (Jadis), Steve Thorne ao. The front end of the album is a mixture of s...

Interesting story behind Absolace. They are a multi-national band with their root homebase in Dubai. Vocalist Nadim Jamal is from Beirut and damn if he isn't a great singer. The band worked with Jens Bogren on mixing and its a fine sounding release....

Perhaps because of it's remote location, the 70s rock scene in South Africa has taken on mythical status elevating prices of original SA prog and psych vinyl to ridiculous heights. One of the culprits was a fire that destroyed the tape archives of EMI...

Long awaited second album from this Italian fusion band easily lives up the promise of their debut. The album launches with a Dregs meets Mahavishnu brainblower called "G.B. Evidence" and takes off from there. Mediterranean influences are apparent br...

New remastered edition on Esoteric Records of the classic Italian prog heavily influenced by Genesis. Bernardo Lanzetti went on to sing for PFM.

"Re-release of the widely acclaimed debut album from 1988. The album to this day is considered as the band’s trademark - shredding guitars, insanely fast drums and hardcore-style vocals blend here in one raging mixture of speed and aggression. It's a m...

Stunning neoclassical tour de force that will instantly remind you of the great Symphony X. Brilliant guitarwork, symphonic keys, and Pink Cream 69's vocalist. A total mindblower.

This is a weird one for sure - kind of like a jazz version of Walter Wegmuller's Tarot album. It was offically credited as "Cannoball Adderley Presents The Nat Adderley Sextet".

This was recorded in 1972 and features a sound that could best ..

New 26 minute EP from the band features an innovative approach. Not only do you get the standard audio files but somehow you also get 24 bit files so you can burn them to DVD for even better fidelity. Aesma Daeva continue to create some of the most i...

Early proto-prog from the UK originally released on Vertigo. Affinity was fronted by Linda Hoyle who also cut a solo album right after the band broke up. The music has some great Hammond organ through out as well as jazz and blues overtones. A minor...

Third studio album from this Polish post-progressive rock band. No Attachments finds them collaborating with Steve Kitch and Bruce Soord of The Pineapple Thief. The music on this album bears their strong imprint. After's first two albums had a define..

Live recording from October 2000 in Hungary features this fine classical prog band backed by a symphony orchestra. A nice selection of their repetoire rearranged to accomodate the symphony. They even toss in an excerpt of The Great Deceiver.

2CD set. Disc 1 is a best of compilation while Disc 2 is a great live concert.

New 2 CD live set from Hungarian classical prog band led by cellist Peter Pejtsik. Influences range from ELP to Zappa. Special guest appearance by John Wetton on a cover version of Starless. Disc 2 contains lots of extra computer files to fill up yo...

This Japanese edition comes with two bonus tracks: "Lonely" and "Sweet Enclosure".

Produced by Stephen van Haestregt (Within Temptation, Ambeon). Additional production & mix by Oscar Holleman (Ayreon, Krezip, Within Temptation) at Studio RS29, Waalwijk, The Netherlands.

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2 track CD single taken from the "Remagine" disc, features the single version of "Being Everyone" as well as the previously unreleased track "Taste The Day".

"Official reissue of rare 1972 Swiss underground hard rock album featuring liner notes, photos and five bonus tracks! After Shave were a heavy trio formed in the late 60s and influenced by Cream, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin and the usual suspects. They t...

With the band renamed, Nemesis have finally released the second part of the duology begun with Eden?. As many of you know Sensory released Eden? in 2002. The material on that release and Psychogeist originally appeared on the band's first two albums ...

Norwegian prog metal supergroup project featuring members of Borknagar, Winds, Mayhem and By Pale Light. This one caught me by surprise - ornate, classically influenced keyboard work contrasted by crunchy guitar riffing. Some mildly coarse vocals pop...