prog rock

City Burials is the kind of album fans will fall for instantly. But going by the sheer quality, it's safe to say it'll win the band some new fans too. Once again, Katatonia stay consistent in their style and somehow just can't disappoint.

Polish progressive rockers Riverside hardly need an introduction. Since forming in 2001, the band has put out seven albums, and each one shows Riverside as something special. Sure, they have their own recognizable style, but every record…

Despite a far-from-cheerful setlist, Leprous managed to conjure up a genuinely special atmosphere at Graz's Explosiv club, keeping the crowd on their feet right to the end. And credit where it's due — support acts Klone and Maraton were…

"Permanent Waves", the seventh studio album from the mighty Canadian prog-rock fortress Rush, came out on 14.01.1980 on Mercury Records, which means exactly 40 years ago. On this album, Rush started approaching arrangements in a more…

With their ninth studio album, Coheed And Cambria return to the sprawling concept they kicked off with their debut. The record has every trait the band has shown so far, so fans won't be able to skip it.

At a time when new, quality releases in the prog folk rock world are almost chronically missing, the new Gryphon album arrived right on cue, even though it took a full forty-one years to get here.

A jam-packed Dom sportova hall in Zagreb got a helping of eternal Jethro Tull classics, with a well-executed show and a nicely stitched-together setlist, but it never quite hit the peaks.

With "Chicago V" in 1972, Chicago sat on top of the American jazz rock scene. It was, without a doubt, one of their finest moments.

Album length: 1:55:14Production: Frank ZappaRelease date: 1979Label: Rykodisc RecordsRating: 5/5 "Joe's Garage", a progressive rock opera in three acts built around the concept of what could happen if music became illegal, ranks among…

Running time: 35:25 Production: Rush & Terry Brown Release date: 1980 Label: Atlantic Records "Permanent Waves", or the Rush album of transition, slowly walks away from the band's fantasy-world stage and prog-rock…