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Who doesn’t love progressive rock albums? The genre really transformed the world of rock music back in the 1970s and onward. And there are a select few albums from the genre’s heyday that radically ...

Norwegian art rockers Major Parkinson will release their brand new album, Valesa – Chapter II: Viva The Apocalypse!, through Apollon Records/Degaton Records on March 13. The new album is a follow-up ...

Last month, Loudwire looked at the five absolute weirdest prog metal bands ever, highlighting creators who get as aggressive and complex as they do unapologetically kooky. We wouldn’t feel right if we ...

Progressive rock definitely shone its brightest in the 1970s and 1980s. However, a few progressive rock albums from the 1990s stand out as some of the finest the genre has to offer. Let’s revisit a ...

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Progressive rock is a genre of rock music that emerged in the late 1960s and early 1970s. It is characterized by its complex and experimental arrangements, often incorporating elements of classical ...

Progressive rock's biggest names are known far and wide, even if the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame ignored the genre for almost 15 years after Pink Floyd entered in 1996. Some actually tried, to varying ...

Between the late 60s and late 70s, the grandiose genre known as progressive or “prog” rock dominated the album charts. Bands like Yes, Emerson Lake and Palmer, and Pink Floyd sold tens of millions of ...

Guitarist David Gilmour has insisted that Pink Floyd were never a progressive rock band. Gilmour made the remarks during a recent interview with popular YouTuber Rick Beato. "We didn't talk about ...