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“Honesty Doesn't Pay is the debut album of Boston/NYC-based art rock project Supermarket Parking Lot, spanning 11 tracks of heartbreak, anxiety, rumination, and acceptance.”
Riffs, rhythms, and reinvention collide: Song for a Gorgeous Blonde teeters between LoFi piano, backward guitars, and ethnic overlays in a poetic celebration of Swedish icon Ingrid Bergman. SourceCodeX spans 30 years of prog, jazz, and hard rock guitar mastery — from originals to Mahavishnu Orchestra covers — while their landmark debut Breaking Open of the Seventh Seal weaves synth rock, Tangerine Dream atmospheres, and ambient dreamscapes. Third Man Syndrome reimagines earlier works into a cinematic one-man odyssey with Hans Zimmer-esque grandeur, and Imperial Measures deliver their most collaborative US/UK prog triumph yet, with Stefanie Kisamore's powerful vocals soaring across themes of love, loss, and family.
Progressive Rock releases
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“The title means Distant Fortunes, and this heavily orchestrated track envisions both the hopefulness and trepidation of peering too far into the future.”
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““The Outsider” is Numen’s most ambitious work to date: a double concept album unfolding across two acts, built around a strong narrative and emotional progression. Expanding on the introspective el...”
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“A storm of sound, pressure, and release — Torrential Pain.”
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“Melodic grind tales of disorder”
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“collected weirdness”
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“crazy bass guitar jazz rock fusion”
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“Melodic Instrumental Progressive Rock”
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“A dark rock song about the loneliness of the immortal.”
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“A song for the suffering. Rock Power Ballad”