7 in stock
“A 2-CD release running over 2 hours long. for fans of extreme synthesizer music, relaxing at times, psychedelic & trippy or disturbing as well.”
Where cinematic grandeur meets raw prog power: Third Man Syndrome reimagines earlier works into a cohesive odyssey of minimal arrangements and expansive cinematic soundscapes, while Ephraim delivers a raw, progressively brutal fairy tale of forbidden love—channeling Devourment, Brodequin, and Opeth into a darkly gripping debut. Imperial Measures shine with "powerful and heavenly" vocals and deeply resonant lyrics spanning love, loss, and politics, and Joe Bailey twists golden-age prog into a modern exploration of fractured minds and looming catastrophe. Senogul craft a rich atmospheric journey rewarding repeated listens, while SourceCodeX stretch across 2 hours of extreme synthesizer music that's trippy, disturbing, and utterly immersive.
Progressive Rock releases
60 in stock
“The title means Distant Fortunes, and this heavily orchestrated track envisions both the hopefulness and trepidation of peering too far into the future.”
1 in stock
“A Canterbury-rooted progressive rock performance blending vintage organ textures, modern composition and unreleased material.”