Category: Progressive Rock

Band Pantommind
Info: Lunasense
Style: Progressive Metal
Years: 2009
Info: 320 kbps
Info: 116 Mb
Info: Bulgaria

Band Pantommind
Info: Shade Of Fate
Style: Progressive Metal
Years: 2005
Info: 320 kbps
Info: 154 Mb
Info: Bulgaria

BandPinnacle
Info: A Blueprint For Chaos
Style: Prog Rock
Years: 2012
Info: mp3 VBR 220
Info: 116mb
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Info: USA

Pinnacle plays Progressive Rock that is accessible, song-based, and melodic; employing time changes and other progressive techniques that are so natural that most people miss them all together!

Band Asia
Info: UK
Info: XXX
Style: Progressive Rock / AOR
Years: 2012
Info: MP3 CBR 320 Kbs
Info: 141 MB(+3% ?? ?????.)

It’s hard to believe its been 30 years since that iconic first Asia album, and its monster hits. That’s the meaning of XXX (as opposed to more lascivious notion), the fifth album from the original members Geoff Downes, Steve Howe, Carl Palmer and John Wetton, and the third since their reunion.

XXX seems more ambitious than its predecessor, Omega a rather mellow album of melodic rock. This album captures more the grandeur and energy of their earlier material, even the first album. Although I’m not sure there’s anything as arena shattering as Heat of the Moment. But prog fans will dig tunes like Tomorrow the World and even Bury Me In Willow. Yet these are still, essentially, melodic rock songs. For that simple melodic rock brilliance Al Gatto Nero, the heavier Judas, and masterful No Religion are seminal Asia. That latter song could go in the arena or radio ready category. On that more mild side there’s Faithful and Ghost of a Chance, a song with sound close to a mash up between Yes and Floyd.

Asia’s XXX is simply classic Asia, doing intriguing melodic rock; maybe older and wiser, but still sharp and sounding good. I wish we could say the same for the latest version of Yes. Very recommended.

Band I the Mighty
Info: USA
Info: Songs From The Westside
Style: Emo-Rock/Progressive
Years: 2012
Info: Lossless/FLAC (tracks+.cue, scans)
Info: 213 Mb

Band Landscape
Info: Netherlands
Info: Staring At Utopia
????: Progressive Rock
Years: 2012
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Info: MP3 VBR V1
Info: 98,6 ?b

Progressive music with its own twist

Band Corvus
Info: USA
Info: Never Forgive
Style: Progressive metal
Years: 2012
Info: Lossless/FLAC (tracks+.cue, scans)
Info: 500 Mb

Band Omar Rodriguez Lopez
Info: Saber, Querer, Osar y Callar
Years: 2012
Style: Progressive Rock / Experimental
Info: MP3 CBR 320 kbps
Info: USA
Time: Rodriguez Lopez Productions
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Info: 95 Mb

Band Echolyn
Info: Echolyn
Years: 2012
Info: USA
Style: Progressive Rock
Tracklist: Mp3/ 192kbps
Info: 101,35 ??

Echolyn was formed in 1989 when guitarist Brett Kull and drummer Paul Ramsey, members of a recently split cover band called Narcissus, joined with keyboardist Chris Buzby to form a new band to focus on original songs. They were soon joined by fellow Narcissus veteran Ray Weston on vocals and bassist Jesse Reyes, and quickly began playing live and recording their eponymous debut album, which was released in 1991. During the recording of that album, Reyes was replaced on bass by Tom Hyatt.

With this lineup, Echolyn recorded a second album, Suffocating the Bloom, and a 4-song EP, …and every blossom, and with these releases attracted the attention of Sony Music. In 1993, Echolyn was signed to a multi-album deal on Sony’s Epic Records label, and their major-label debut, As the World, was released in March 1995.

1. At The Gates (1:37)
2. The Giant Clockwork (3:20)
3. Lucid Nightmares (2:58)
4. The Phoenix (3:51)
5. Fragmentation of Ideas (3:14)
6. Ineffable (2:21)
7. Welcome to Chug City (2:37)
8. Stratosphere (4:03)
9. Harbinger (2:31)
10. Ubermensch (2:03)