Harmonia
Harmonia, the krautrock supergroup formed by Cluster and Michael Rother of Neu!.
Les novetats, cròniques, entrevistes i concerts de rock progressiu —rock progresivo, en castellà—, en català: des dels grans clàssics fins a les bandes que avui construeixen obres extenses i ambicioses, amb capes de so i estructures que trenquen el format cancó. Tótum Revolútum Press hi dedica seguiment i cobertura des del 2015.
Harmonia, the krautrock supergroup formed by Cluster and Michael Rother of Neu!.
Cluster, the German experimental electronic duo, a pillar of krautrock and a precursor of ambient.
Neu!, the Düsseldorf duo who founded the motorik sound, a direct influence on post-punk and post-rock.
Latte e Miele, the Genoese symphonic progressive rock band with classical and religious roots.
New Trolls, the Genoese band known for Concerto Grosso, the fusion with a classical orchestra by Luis Bacalov.
Area, the Italian avant-garde band of Demetrio Stratos, straddling progressive rock, jazz and politics.
Il Balletto di Bronzo, the Neapolitan band behind the cult album Ys, a dark landmark of Italian prog.
Semiramis, the Roman band behind Dedicato a Frazz, a cult name in Italian prog.
Osanna, the Neapolitan progressive rock band known for its theatrical live shows and the album Palepoli.
Goblin, the Italian horror soundtrack band, known for Dario Argento’s Suspiria and Profondo Rosso.
Museo Rosenbach, the Italian band of a single cult album, Zarathustra, a landmark of symphonic progressive rock.
Le Orme, one of the big three of Italian progressive rock, with Felona e Sorona as its landmark work.
Banco del Mutuo Soccorso, one of the foundational bands of 1970s Italian progressive rock.
Soft Heap, the Canterbury jazz-rock quartet of Alan Gowen, Hugh Hopper, Pip Pyle and Elton Dean.
Gilgamesh, Alan Gowen’s jazz-rock band within the Canterbury orbit.
Khan, the Canterbury band on which Steve Hillage recorded before his solo career and Gong.
Quiet Sun, the early band of Phil Manzanera (Roxy Music), recorded and released years later as Mainstream.
National Health, the Canterbury scene supergroup led by Dave Stewart and Alan Gowen.
On The Raw, the Barcelona instrumental jazz-rock project of Jordi Amela, Jordi Prats, Alex Ojea, Pep Espasa and Toni Sánchez.
Dracma, the Barcelona progressive rock band of Jordi Amela and Jordi Prats, active in two periods.
Harvest, the Catalan-Dutch neo-prog band with a strong international reach.
The Envy of None singer plays more than a dozen instruments on a record cut in hotel rooms on a laptop. It is out on Kscope and she presents it in London on 14 October.
A ten-piece band with Harry Waters on Hammond organ and as musical director. It opens on 15 February 2027 and covers four albums from the classic catalogue. European dates have not been announced.
Failure, the American space-themed alternative rock band, admired by A Perfect Circle and Tool.
Coheed and Cambria, the American band that tells a single science-fiction saga across its entire discography.
Muse, the British band that combines alternative rock, progressive ambition and stadium spectacle.
Radiohead, the British band that brought experimentation and progressive structure to mass-audience alternative rock.
Thank You Scientist, the American band that fuses progressive metal, jazz and a full horn section.
Scale the Summit, the American instrumental progressive metal band inspired by landscapes.
Chon, the American instrumental band that fuses math rock and melodic progressive metal.
Plini, the Australian instrumental guitarist and one of the leading names in modern instrumental progressive metal.
Caligula’s Horse, one of the leading bands of contemporary Australian progressive metal.
The Contortionist, the American band that evolved from deathcore into atmospheric progressive metal.
Textures, one of the founding bands of the Dutch djent scene.
Periphery, one of the founding and leading bands of the American djent scene.
Enslaved, the Norwegian band that has evolved from Viking saga black metal into a progressive metal of its own.
Ihsahn, the former Emperor singer and one of the leading names in solo extreme progressive metal.
Voivod, the Canadian band that took thrash metal into science-fiction and progressive territory.
Sieges Even, one of the cult bands of German progressive metal in the 1980s and 1990s.
Mekong Delta, one of the pioneers of German technical and progressive thrash, with classically inspired arrangements.
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