Spiral Architect
Spiral Architect, the Norwegian technical progressive metal band with a single cult studio album.
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.
Spiral Architect, the Norwegian technical progressive metal band with a single cult studio album.
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Evergrey, one of the leading Swedish progressive metal bands, led by Tom S. Englund.
Circus Maximus, the Norwegian technical progressive metal band with the voice of Michael Eriksen.
Redemption, the American progressive metal band with Tom S. Englund (Evergrey) on vocals.
Colosseum, the British band that pioneered the fusion of jazz and rock in the late sixties.
Novalis, one of the key bands of German-language symphonic progressive rock in the seventies.
Eloy, one of the pioneering bands of progressive rock and German “kosmische Musik”.
Sylvan, one of the key bands of contemporary German neo-prog, with recurring concept albums.
RPWL, one of the leading German neo-prog bands, with clear Pink Floyd influences.
Discipline, the American dark progressive rock band led by Matthew Parmenter.
Glass Hammer, the American band of epic fantasy and symphonic rock since the nineties.
echolyn, one of the key bands of American progressive rock in the nineties.
Galahad, the British neo-prog band led since the eighties by Stuart Nicholson.
Landmarq, the British neo-prog band with the voice of Tracy Hitchings.
Jadis, the British neo-prog band in which Martin Orford (IQ) and John Jowitt (IQ) crossed paths before and during their other bands.
Threshold, one of the pioneering bands of British progressive metal in the nineties.
Arena, the British neo-prog band of Clive Nolan (Pendragon) and Marillion’s original drummer, Mick Pointer.
The Tangent, Andy Tillison’s project with a broad cast of musicians from the European neo-prog scene.
Karmakanic, Jonas Reingold’s project (The Flower Kings, Steve Hackett) with a rotating cast of prog musicians.
Kaipa, Roine Stolt’s first band (The Flower Kings) and a pioneer of Swedish progressive rock in the seventies.
Univers Zero, the Belgian band that founded the Rock in Opposition movement, playing dark, dissonant chamber rock.
Henry Cow, the founding band of the Rock in Opposition movement and a reference point of the most experimental progressive rock.
Matching Mole, the band Robert Wyatt founded right after leaving Soft Machine.
Egg, Dave Stewart’s organ trio and one of the most cerebral bands of the Canterbury scene.
Hatfield and the North, one of the key bands of the second wave of the Canterbury scene.
Gryphon, the British band that fused medieval instruments with progressive rock.
Uriah Heep, one of the founding bands of British progressive hard rock in the seventies.
Family, the British band with Roger Chapman’s vibrant voice and a reference point of late-sixties progressive rock.
The Nice, Keith Emerson’s band before Emerson, Lake & Palmer and a pioneer in fusing rock and classical music.
Procol Harum, the authors of “A Whiter Shade of Pale” and pioneers in bringing classical music to rock.
The Aristocrats, the instrumental fusion trio of Guthrie Govan, Bryan Beller and Marco Minnemann.
TesseracT, one of the founding and leading bands of the British djent scene.
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Leprous, the Norwegian band that grew in the shadow of Ihsahn (Emperor) to become one of the big names in today’s progressive metal.
Between the Buried and Me, one of the key American progressive metal and mathcore bands of the 21st century.
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Watchtower, the Texan pioneers of progressive thrash, with Jason McMaster (Dangerous Toys) on vocals.
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