Category: Progressive Rock

Progressive rock, also known as prog rock or prog, is a rock music subgenre that originated in the United Kingdom, with further developments in Germany, Italy, and France, throughout the mid-to-late 1960s and 1970s. It developed from psychedelic rock and originated, similarly to art rock, as an attempt to give greater artistic weight and credibility to rock music.

The Reasoning – Adventures In Neverland (2012)

Esoteric Recordings are pleased to announce the latest release on new front-line label, ESOTERIC ANTENNA, dedicated to new releases by both new acts and established artists.
The Reasoning’s highly anticipated new album Adventures in Neverland showcases this now well-established band at their very best, bringing you their most ambitious and comprehensive work to date. Combining irresistibly rocky riffs and powerful, driving beats with luscious vocals and tantalising chorus melodies that will haunt its audience long after every listen; this album is rich in musical soundscapes. Each track captures The Reasoning’s distinctive style and emphasises the talent of all five of the band members, pushing musical boundaries and exploring new and diverse possibilities.

Jose Rubio’s Nova Era – Nova Era (2012)

Jose Rubio, released his second album “Nova Era” in a solo project he has with his training JOSE RUBIO’S NOVA ERA with starting a new journey to continue recording and performing live new instrumentals and songs sung by vocalist RONALD ROMERO (ex-santelmo).
Jose Rubio’s Nova was practiced a style with different influences, but emphasizing the instrumental music of guitarists like Satriani, Andy Timmons, etc.
Songs sung in the metal and hard rock wave lifetime! Jose blonde starts with this project for years, alongside other bands like TRILOGY, Warcry, Megara and Dúnedain, after self-produce an album in 2008 “Castles in the moon” which received rave reviews in specialized media.

COHEED AND CAMBRIA – THE AFTERMAN ASCENSION VOL.1 2012

A one-and-a-half-minute video explanation of the cover artwork for the new album from New York progressive rockers COHEED AND CAMBRIA, can be seen below.
COHEED AND CAMBRIA’s sixth studio album, a double concept album entitled “The Afterman”, will be released in two separate full-length volumes.
The first volume, “The Afterman: Ascension”, will be available on both physical and digital platforms in the U.S. on October 9 via Hundred Handed/Everything Evil, and distributed through Fontana/Ingrooves(to be available in Canada via Universal Music Canada). The second volume, “The Afterman: Descension”, is due in February 2013.

Wishbone Ash – Clan Destiny 2006 (Lossless+MP3)

 

Band Wishbone Ash
Info: England
Info: Clan Destiny
Style: Progressive Rock/Hard Rock
Years: 2006
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22th studio album. The band plays progressive rock, though on this album “progressive” came almost to nothing, and you only hear the rock. But it sounds like all in all very interesting, and quite left the impression that the group “outdated,” on the contrary, one might think that this is not English “retired”, but rather some young musicians. Beautiful solo with “twin” guitars, bass terrific game that is very much stands out, finally, crystal clear acoustic guitars, all and adjusts to the relaxing mood.

JAKE NIELSEN – PERSPECTIVE 2012

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Coming from Virginia, Jake Nielsen is a talented multi-instrumentalist, composer and music teacher. Perspective, his first album, is the culmination of over 10 years of composing and playing. For inspiration, Nielsen draws from a triumvirate of influences. On the musical side, it’s Billy Joel, in his early years, and Dream Theater, in his latter years. Lyrically, he looks to his Mormon faith and religion (not to be confused with orthodox and evangelical Christianity) for inspiration. Additionally, Nielsen did all the vocals and performed, or programmed, all the instruments onPerspective, except for the cello on A Still Small Voice.

Nielsen also cites recent influences including Ben Folds Five and Neal Morse. Actually, it might be best to describe Nielsen’s style, considering this musical and inspirational sources, as a Mormon version of Neal Morse (a confessing Christian), with heavier weight given to the piano. While hardly dismissing his compositional skills, which are exceptional, the piano work within Perspective is his greatest strength. You can hear echoes of Billy Joel, yet with a classical music style ramped up by a progressive rock injection; it’s a vibrant interpretation.