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Record Label:  Lion Music
Style:  Progressive Rock
Intense improvised session from Alex Machacek (guitars), Jeff Sipe (drums), and Matthew Garrison (bass). Easily the best thing Alex has done since Featuring Ourselves. There is more than enough fireworks from each musician to go around. There is a s...
Record Label:  Abstract Logix
Style:  Fusion
Long awaited followup to Featuring Ourselves is now here. Machacek moved from Austria to California and has been working with Terry Bozzio for some years now. Bozzio appears here as well as a number of other musicians. Machacek's writing still has s...
Record Label:  Abtract Logix
Style:  Fusion
Remastered edition of the second album from this Belgian progressive rock band. Originally released in 1976, Machiavel balanced the drama and musicality of Genesis with the poppier sensibilities of bands like Supertramp and Kayak. Mix 12 string and M...
Record Label:  Esoteric Recordings
Style:  Progressive Rock
Remastered edition of the third album from this Belgian symphonic rock band. A touch more polish on the production doesn't hurt any - this may be the band's best album. Traces of Yes surface and perhaps overall you could say that its their most progr..
Record Label:  Esoteric Recordings
Style:  Progressive Rock
Record Label:  Century Media
Style:  Power Metal
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Record Label:  Dynamic Arts
Style:  Power Metal
Third album from this utterly lethal acid psych trio from The Netherlands. I bet these guys wish they could go in the Wayback Machine and set the controls for 1969. Loooong stoned out jams that just simply bludgeon you with power. The band does embe...
Record Label:  Elektrohasch Records
Style:  Psychedelic Rock
One of the greatest keyboard oriented prog albums of all time finally getting an official reissue. Many of you know Duncan Mackay from his work with Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel, and some of you may be familiar with his solo album called Score. Chime...
Record Label:  Fresh Music
Style:  Progressive Rock
Another hot but obscure latin rock album from the 70s that is worthy of your attention. Recorded in 1972 for Atlantic Records, it was obviously that labels attempt to jump on the Santana bandwagon. Fans of Santana, Malo, and Azteca should lick their ...
Record Label:  Wounded Bird
Style:  Latin Rock
Mad Crayon started out years ago as a bit of a Marillion clone. They were actually pretty good at it but my how times have changed. Preda is a successful amalgam of old school prog and fusion but served up with contemporary production. Vocals are in...
Record Label:  AMS
Style:  Progressive Rock
Been a few years since this Norwegian band released an album. Although female fronted, they really have nothing to do with the gothic scene. Madder Mortem is an interesting band that create a more aggressive style of metal but they incorporate a lot...
Record Label:  Peaceville Records
Style:  Progressive Metal
Powerful and moody band that for some reason gets lumped in with the gothic metal crowd - I guess because they have a female singer. Real modern, in your face production conveys lots of angst and anger. Cool stuff.
Record Label:  Peaceville
Style:  Power Metal
One of the last of the major label prog albums to see reissue. This one arrives with 4 bonus tracks and the mini-lp sleeve treatment.
From italianprog.com: "This band from Bergamo was formed around 1970, and had a long life that lasted until..
Record Label:  AMS
Style:  Progressive Rock
The band's second album is the better of the two - it features Lucio Fabbri and is more progressive sounding. This edition features 3 bonus tracks and arrives in a mini-lp sleeve.
From italianprog.com: "This band from Bergamo was formed aroun..
Record Label:  AMS
Style:  Progressive Rock
New album from Woolly Wolstenholme, the former keyboardist for Barclay James Harvest. His specialty was Mellotron and Grim is smothered in it. It's a conceptual work about a small English town and their quirky inhabitants. The music is very symphoni...
Maeve of Connacht was an odd project. The band consists of members of the defunct Italian bands Black Jester and Asgard - now living in Germany. The band is fronted by Hubi Meisel. The music touches on progressive and power metal with touches of fol...
Record Label:  Dragon's Music
Style:  Progressive Metal
First time on CD for this great Basque progressive band. Originally released in 1981, for some reason its eluded reissue until now. Magdalena were a bit similar to Lisker - they did not employ any keyboards and the strong emphasis was on guitar and f...
Record Label:  SPA
Style:  Progressive Rock
Debut release is a derivation of classic prog rock fused with metal. Long heavy tracks.
Record Label:  Magna Carta
Style:  Progressive Rock
More of an emphasis on keys lends a Yes quality to their sound.
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Tunes are a bit shorter this time out but there is still that solid mix of heavy progressive rock.
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Recent studio album from the the Gardner brothers finds them exploring a conceptual work featuring an epic 34 minute track. Their hard edged neo sound is enhanced by a real drummer (!) - Joe Franco as well as special guests Ian Anderson, Tony Levin, R...
Record Label:  Magna Carta
Style:  Progressive Metal
Fifth album from the Gardner brothers finds them streamlining the approach just a tad - the tunes slightly shorter (no 34 minute epics here) but the music retains their hard edged neoprog sound. Bombastic stuff that will appeal to old fans of Yes and ...
Record Label:  Inside Out
Style:  Progressive Rock
"The Double CD features over 100 minutes of live music recorded at their performance at "The Point" in Cardiff during November 2007.
All but two of the tracks performed have never been on a Magenta live album before.
The album inclu
Record Label:  Tigermoth
Style:  Progressive Rock
The Laser’s Edge is proud to announce the signing of the British progressive rock band Magenta for the exclusive North American release of their fourth studio album, titled Metamorphosis.
Without abandoning the sense of melody and dynamics th.
Record Label:  Laser's Edge
Style:  Progressive Rock
Record Label:  f2 Music
Style:  Progressive Rock
Record Label:  Tigermoth
Style:  Progressive Rock
Superb double album debut from this female fronted symphonic rock band. Magenta was put together by former Cyan leader Rob Reed and also features Fyreworks drummer Tim Robinson. Lead vocalist Christina sounds remarkably like Annie Haslam (for real!)....
Record Label:  Tiger Moth
Style:  Progressive Rock
New edition of the band's second album features a remix by Rob Reed and remastered sound courtesy of Bob Katz (who called me to proclaim this "reference recording material"). There is a bonus DVD (NTSC - region 0) which features a 5.1 remix and video ...
Record Label:  Tiger Moth
Style:  Progressive Rock
Well recorded 2 CD live recording from this English band concentrating on well-honed material from Revolutions and Seven. There is something about this band I dig. They aren't particularly original but they have a great knack for blending bits and pi...
Record Label:  Tiger Moth
Style:  Progressive Rock
Second album from this Belgian band fronted by guitarist Dusan Petrossi. This is extremely similar to his other band Iron Mask. Exceptionally well executed neoclassical metal that is a slavish imitation of Malmsteen with just a touch of Rhapsody toss...
Record Label:  LMP
Style:  Power Metal
First legit reissue of this freakbeat classic originally released on the budget Saga label in 1968. Magic Mixture were not untypical of the time - swirling organ backing outbursts of fuzzed guitar and harmonized vocals. Like most Saga releases the al...
Record Label:  Sunbeam Records
Style:  Psychedelic Rock
New limited numbered edition in a Stoughton style mini-lp sleeve. Magic Mixture was a one and done psych band that recorded for the British budget Saga label. While the production isn't the greatest, there is a charm to this period recording. The bu...
Record Label:  Sunbeam
Style:  Psychedelic Rock
Fifth album from this (apparently) popular power metal band from Romania. The band is fronted by Ana Mladinovici, who has a very nice voice albeit with a slight accent. She doesn't have the range of Tarja - her voice is more along the lines of Sabine...
Record Label:  AFM Records
Style:  Power Metal
Record Label:  Locomotive
Style:  Power Metal
Record Label:  AFM
Style:  Power Metal
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"Magician came to life in 2000 in Porto Alegre, Brazil, when Cristiano Schmitt (guitar), Elizandro Max (bass) and Zé Bocchi (drums) who used to play in a project called Anya, joined Dan Rubin (Vocals) and Renato Osorio (guitar), that had left the Ris...
Record Label:  Locomotive Records
Style:  Power Metal
A new release from Magma's archival series documenting a show from April 17, 1979 which was part of the tour in support of the release of Attahk.
Record Label:  Seventh Records
Style:  Zeuhl
Magma seems to be on a bit of a roll these days. It wasn't that long ago that they gave us KA and now we have the long rumored Emehntehtt Re. Supposedly an old work from the 70s that was never recorded but bit and pieces have cropped up over the year...
Record Label:  Seventh Records
Style:  Zeuhl
The debut album that sent shockwaves through the progressive underground. Particularly amazing album when you put it into the context of it's recording date - 1970. While far from the best Magma album - in fact the signature sounds are not even in pla...
Record Label:  Seventh
Style:  Zeuhl
Christian Vander has been opening up the tape vaults releasing some prime (and some not so prime) Magma material. Mekanik Kommandoh is the previously unreleased original version of Mekanik Destruktiw Kommandoh which was rejected by their record label.
Record Label:  Seventh
Style:  Zeuhl
Khntarksz is perhaps the pinnacle of Zeuhl music. It's like M.D.K. but with everything turned up a notch. Relentless for the uninitiated but sheer ecstasy for the Magmaphile. At this point the cliched jazz rock trapping have disappeared. Instead it...
Record Label:  Seventh
Style:  Zeuhl
Tasty 2 CD live set is perhaps the best way to enter into the Kobian realm. Long available as a 2LP set this is an expanded version of their legendary concerts in Paris, January 1975. Didier Lockwood's violin work is mesmerizing. Of all the Magma al...
Record Label:  Seventh
Style:  Zeuhl
2 CD set is a particularly hot live recording.
Record Label:  Seventh
Style:  Zeuhl
With Jannick Top back in the fold offering up his monstrous bass playing, Udu Wudu is classic Magma. For the most part this is the end of the prime period.
Record Label:  Seventh
Style:  Zeuhl