Pink Floyd top the Tótum Prog Ranking, with voting open until 15 December
Genesis and King Crimson complete the podium, both on 92% and split only by their exact average. The poll closes on 15 December.
King Crimson
Fiesta Alba – Drops of Sunshine in the City of Spectres
Five tracks and twenty-three minutes of Italian math rock with luchador masks, processed violin and African polyrhythms. One of the voices on the record belongs to nobody.
Tony Levin puts out “The Book Of BEAT”, 188 of his own photographs from the tours of the band playing eighties King Crimson
A 156-page book shot from the stage itself and from the wings. It is on sale at the merchandise stand on the North American tour and on the bassist’s own website.
Stick Men – Let’s THRAK Again
The trio’s first studio album in ten years is dedicated to King Crimson’s “THRAK” and comes in two complete mixes: same material, two different running orders.
Mariusz Duda turns Lunatic Soul into a quartet and announces an album and a first tour for spring 2027
Mateusz Owczarek (Lion Shepherd), Michał “Fox” Król and Michał “Malina” Maliński (Hey) complete the line-up. Until now Lunatic Soul was a studio project and had never played live.
O.R.k. add eleven November dates across the Netherlands, the UK, Czechia, Slovakia and Poland
The quartet built around Colin Edwin and Pat Mastelotto are still touring “Firehose of Falsehoods”, out on 21 March 2025 on Kscope. The calendar has nothing in Spain.
King Crimson
King Crimson, the band Robert Fripp has dissolved and re-formed half a dozen times since 1969: the group that all but invented progressive rock and has never stopped breaking with its own earlier sound.
Porcupine Tree are back in the studio for a new album they hope to finish next year, while King Crimson stays on hold
Porcupine Tree are already recording a new album and hope to have it finished by 2027, says Gavin Harrison, who also confirms King Crimson is currently inactive.