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Anderson Ponty Band - Better Late than Never
Review by Gary Hill
Jon Anderson and Jean-Luc Ponty have talked about doing a project together for a long time.
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The Aaron Clift Experiment - Outer Light, Inner Darkness
Review by Gary Hill
I’ve enjoyed the music of this act since the first time I heard them.
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Consider the Source - World War Trio Parts II & III
Review by Gary Hill
I remember when I reviewed the EP that made up the first part of this trilogy I was hoping for more music from this outfit. Well, here is the answer to that wish.
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The Dreaming Tree - Silverfade
Review by Gary Hill
This British outfit has released quite an intriguing album.
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Echolyn - I Heard You Listening
Review by Gary Hill
I’ve always liked Echolyn.
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Gianotti - The Great Unknown
Review by Gary Hill
There is no question this is progressive rock.
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GTR - GTR: 2CD Deluxe Expanded Edition
Review by Gary Hill
I remember when I got this album originally, I was unimpressed with it. I think part of that was expectations.
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Hands - Caviar Bobsled
Review by Gary Hill
This is a unique and special album. I love the blend of sounds here.
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Joykill Collective - Battle Cry (Digital Single)
Review by Gary Hill
This digital single is quite a cool piece. I love the classic acoustic guitar sounds that open this.
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Komara - Komara
Review by Gary Hill
Although there are some spoken vocals, this album is instrumental.
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Greg Lake - London 81
Review by Gary Hill
For the sake of full disclosure, with the exception of the closing piece, this album was previously released as “Live on the King Biscuit Flower Hour.”
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Lucas Lee - Business Brunch Specials: Uranium Omelet (with GMO-Free Brown Sauce)
Review by Gary Hill
Featuring Tobias Ralph (Adrian Belew Power Trio, The Crimson ProjeKCt) on drums and Lucas Lee on guitars, bass and keys, this lands thoroughly into modern progressive rock territory.
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Lucifer’s Friend - Awakening
Review by Gary Hill
I remember hearing these guys many years ago and not being all that impressed.
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Luna Kiss - Gravity
Review by Gary Hill
I know a lot of people will probably argue with this making it to progressive rock.
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Fabio Mittino and Bert Lams - Long Ago
Review by Gary Hill
This instrumental album is a strictly guitar duet kind of thing.
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Moraz Alban Project - MAP
Review by Gary Hill
Patrick Moraz is probably best known for his stints as the keyboard player for Yes and The Moody Blues.
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Omenopus - Compendium of Souvenirs
Review by Gary Hill
I have liked Omenopus since the first time I heard them.
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Quill - Brush with the Moon
Review by Gary Hill
If you jump ahead to the last song, you’ll definitely decide this fits under progressive rock.
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The Radio Hour - Radio Power
Review by Gary Hill
This is quite an intriguing set. I’m sure there will be those who will argue with it landing under progressive rock.
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Space Invaders - Dreadnought
Review by Gary Hill
This album consists of instrumental, improvised space rock.
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Spyro Gyra - Three Wishes
Review by Gary Hill
This classic set from Spyro Gyra doesn’t have a lot of surprises.
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Streetmark - Sky Racer
Review by Gary Hill
This act really covers quite a bit of ground here.
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Sun Temple Circus - Sun Temple Circus (Vinyl)
Review by Gary Hill
I’ve never heard this act or album before.
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Tacachale Chamber Orchestra - Ocean Floor Funeral
Review by Gary Hill
First off, I’d like to say that this is probably not progressive rock.
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Various Artists - Howard Phillips Lovecraft – Fungi from Yuggoth: A Sonnet Cycle
Review by Gary Hill
I’ve listed this under “Various Artists” at Music Street Journal, although technically it’s not listed that way on the CD.
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Carl Verheyen - Alone: Solo Guitar Improvisations Volume 2
Review by Gary Hill
I don’t know if this fits into progressive rock. I’d say some of it does.
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John Wetton - And the Les Paul Trio – New York Minute – Live at the Iridium, New York, 2013
Review by Gary Hill
This was apparently recorded at a cancer awareness concert as John Wetton talks about that at a few places here.
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John Wetton - Anthology Volume 1: Studio Recordings
Review by Gary Hill
This anthology of songs from John Wetton is quite strong. It’s not all progressive rock, and for the most par even when it lands there, it’s more in the AOR end of the spectrum.
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Xadu - Random Abstract
Review by Gary Hill
Xadu is a duo consisting of Xavi Reija and Dusan Jevtovic.
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Yes - Like It Is: Live at the Mesa Arts Center
Review by Gary Hill
Yes recently did a couple of tours where they performed some of their studio albums in their entirety. This live recording comes from one of those shows.
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Evergrey - Live in Chicago, Illinois, August 2015
Review by Greg Olma
I’ve been a fan for a while, but this was the first time I had the pleasure of seeing Evergrey in concert.
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King Crimson - Live in Birmingham, England in September 2015
Review by John Pierpoint
I had never seen the mighty King Crimson play live before - not surprising, as I was only ten years old when the band last played my home town in 1974!
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Queensrÿche - Live in Rosemont, Illinois, September 2015
Review by Greg Olma
I have been a long time Queensryche fan, and while I still enjoyed their later releases with former vocalist Geoff Tate, the new material from their self-titled record (and the material I have heard from Condition Human) has really revived my interest in the band.
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Scorpions - Live in Rosemont, Illinois, September 2015
Review by Greg Olma
There is a lot of activity in the world of the Scorpions.
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Yes - Live in Chicago, Illinois, August 2015
Review by Gary Hill
There seem to be some Yes fans deriding the recent incarnations of Yes.
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