Prog Reviews 3
Porcupine Tree released the album "The Sky Moves Sideways" in 1995, which was re-released as a remaster in 2021. Psychedelic prog "reminiscent" of Pink Floyd.
Up The Downstair
by Porcupine Tree
For me, the first "real" album from the then-Project Porcupine Tree was released in 1993. The band's development continued, and in 2021 "UTD" was reissued on CD.
Porcupine Tree released two EPs in 1992 and 1993, which were remastered and released together in 2022. Ultimately, Steven Wilson's foray into ambient music proved to be short-lived.
We Lost The Skyline
by Porcupine Tree
Digipack Live CD, 2008. Porcuppine Tree reduced to electric and acoustic guitar. Different and that's why it works really well.
In 2015 a half-speed remaster of Queen's excellent second album, "Queen II," from 1974 was released. It covers a range of genres, from glam and rock to art and prog.
2024 – Prog-Rock from Chicago. “Newcomer” Old-School Prog – successful and unique? CD.
This progressive rock album was released in 2012. For me, it's the best thing RPWL has ever produced. A real powerhouse on vinyl too.
In 2002, “Space Metal” was released, the first album by the super project/band Star One led by mastermind Arjen Lucassens.
Melodic neo-prog from the Netherlands. If you like Pendragon, Arena, or The Mission, you'll find what you're looking for.
Black Light District
by The Gathering
The EP Black Light District was released in 2001 to mark the launch of the Psychedelic Records label. Small but mighty? CD.
2006 not only brought a new album, “Home,” but also a turning point.
Sleepy Buildings
by The Gathering
An Acoustic Evening. Live 2004. For me this is the best live album by The Gathering from the Anneke van Giersbergen era.
The second studio album Nightwatch was released in November 2024. Prog/Art Rock from Aschaffenburg.
It Leads to This
by The Pineapple Thief
On February 9th, 2024, delicate prog from the “Ananas Dieben” was released. Vinyl Black.
Your Wilderness
by The Pineapple Thief
2016. Melodic development by the Thiefs, melodic rock with a progressive twist. Is that good? CD.
A 3-LP version of the Roger Waters concert movie "The Wall" was also released in 2015. Can vinyl work with so much bombast from the live show?
After "Hand.Cannot.Erase," some songs were left unreleased, and we get them served up here in a tasty reissue 2016.
Grace For Drowning
by Steven Wilson
Steven Wilson 2011. Lots of Porcupine Tree, King Crimson and Blackfield in an interesting mix of prog, pop and jazz elements.
The master of progressive rock melodies has once again created a masterpiece. A spacey one. Black Vinyl.
In 1972, the groundbreaking progressive rock album "Close To The Edge" was released. A milestone not only for Yes. Here as 2012 reissue on 180g black vinyl.
