Golconda + Orella d’Os
Photo report: Golconda and Orella d’Os live at Auditori Joan Bordetas (Calàbria 66), 20 December 2025.
Rock Progressiu
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.
White Chamaleon
Photo report: White Chamaleon live at Auditori Joan Bordetas (Calàbria 66), 11 October 2025.
New Releases: July
Eighteen July releases in brief: Rivers Of Nihil, Styx, Impureza, Crown Lands and more.
New Releases: June
Fourteen June releases in brief: Katatonia, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Fallujah and more.
New Releases: May
Twenty-three May releases in brief: Candlemass, The Flower Kings, Kadavar, Ghost Bath and more.
New Releases: April
Twenty-one April releases in brief: Ghost, The Mars Volta, Panzerballett, Hiromi Uehara and more.
New Releases: March
Twenty-seven March releases in brief: Steven Wilson, Jethro Tull, IQ, Coheed and Cambria and more.
Otxque!
Photo report: Otxque! reunite thirty years on, live at Auditori Joan Bordetas (Calàbria 66), 29 March 2025.
Be Prog! 2025
Be Prog! My Friend returns to La Carpa at Poble Espanyol on 26-27 September 2025, headlined by TesseracT and The Pineapple Thief.
The Overview – Steven Wilson
Steven Wilson’s The Overview promises a concept album but delivers a scattered, unfinished-feeling double CD — even at his worst, still essential.
New Releases: February
Twenty-two February releases in brief: Dream Theater, Avantasia, Rioghan, Squid and more.
New Releases: January
Fourteen January releases in brief: Pentagram, Jazz Sabbath spoofs aside, Krokofant, Sotomonte and more.
The Best, or Not, Albums of 2024
Tótum Revolútum Press readers vote for the best album, best debut and best Catalan album of 2024 — with a photo-finish tie at the top.
Top 10 Tracks
Ten tracks that thrilled us in 2024, from DarWin and Gardenhead to Jon Anderson & The Band Geeks and Frost*.
New Releases: December
Fifteen December releases in brief: Jazz Sabbath, Fleshgod Apocalypse, Odd Crew Part III, Wizrd and more.
Regna + Tri-M
Photo report: Regna and Tri-M’s debut, live at Auditori Joan Bordetas (Calàbria 66), 21 December 2024.
New Releases: November
Twenty-six November releases in brief: Opeth, Klaus Schulze, Rick Wakeman, Vola and more.
Be Prog my Friend! 2024
Live report: Be Prog my Friend! 2024, with Haken, Pain of Salvation, Kingcrow and more at Poble Espanyol.
New Releases: October
Twenty October releases in brief: Blood Incantation, Frost*, Devin Townsend, Von Hertzen Brothers and more.
New Releases: September
Twenty September releases in brief: David Gilmour, Pure Reason Revolution, Weather Systems, Steve Howe and more.
New Releases: August
Twenty-one August releases in brief: Jon Anderson & The Band Geeks, King Gizzard, Leprous, Moonloop and more.
New Releases: July
Fifteen July releases in brief: Deep Purple, Focus, Judas Priest-adjacent power metal, Barcelona’s own Ulls, and more.
Cheeto’s Magazine
Photo report: Cheeto’s Magazine’s surprise gig at Auditori Joan Bordetas (Calàbria 66), 15 July 2024 — a dress rehearsal before Night of the Prog.
New Releases: June
Seventeen June releases in brief: Black Country Communion, Alcest, DarWin, Meltem and more.
New Releases: April-May
Thirty-four April-May releases in brief: Amarok, Haishen, Wheel, Bear McCreary and more.
The Minimoog
How an engineer’s side project became the Minimoog, the compact synthesizer that put a solo instrument in the hands of every Prog keyboardist, from Wakeman to Emerson.
Pegasus – Symphony of a Great Band
Live report: Tótum Revolútum pays tribute to Pegasus, with the band’s original members joining young musicians on stage.
Magic Brother & Mystic Sister – Tarot, Part I
Barcelona duo Magic Brother & Mystic Sister open a tarot-themed song cycle steeped in prog-jazz, psychedelia and folk — and leave us wanting Part II.
Amarok – Hope
Polish art-rock band Amarok’s fifth album: gentle, beautifully arranged music, best enjoyed on days that call for something that won’t disturb your zen.
Noah Histeria
Photo report: Noah Histeria live at Auditori Joan Bordetas (Calàbria 66), 20 April 2024.
Noah Histeria, the Interview
Noah Histeria return after 5 years away: on Ojepse’s tortured production, their new line-up, and their long-awaited comeback at Tótum Revolútum.
The Fender Basses
From the Precision to the Jazz Bass: how Leo Fender’s basses became the backbone of modern bass playing, and the Prog bassists who made them their own.
For All We Know – By Design o By Disaster
Ruud Jolie’s intermittent project returns after seven years, with Kristoffer Gildenlöw and Léo Margarit — an accessible, friendly entry point into progressive rock.
New Releases: March
Eighteen March releases in brief: Judas Priest, Myrath, Bruce Dickinson, The Black Crowes and more.
Regna – Cinema
Eight years after their debut EP, Regna return with a mature symphonic-rock album crowned by the 20-minute suite “Accolade”.
Noah Histeria + Aberhosan Mystery
Noah Histeria and Aberhosan Mystery live at Calàbria 66, 20 April 2024.
Sleepytime Gorilla Museum – Of the Last Human Being
After 17 years of silence, the Californian collective returns with a dark, Dadaist experimental-rock record full of dramatic invention.
Carl Palmer’s Stainless Steel Drum Kit
The story of ELP drummer Carl Palmer’s spectacular stainless steel kit: a 2.5-tonne, gong-and-church-bell-laden monster that pioneered the modern drum rack.
Big Big Train – The Likes of Us
A new line-up with Alberto Bravin and Oskar Holldorff keeps the classic Big Big Train sound intact — beautifully made, if sometimes short on spark.
