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“A rediscovery of passion amidst utter chaos.”
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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“....Data mining dendrites”
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“Melodic grind tales of disorder”
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“A HUSH FALLING OVER THE WEST is a raw, unflinching eight-song autopsy of a crumbling empire—sociopolitical rage and quiet despair delivered with snarling alt-rock riffs, eerie folk minimalism, and ...”
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“TAKE CONTROL — an improvised journey between chaos and clarity, where structure dissolves and pure creativity takes over.”
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“Fully analog, slightly experimental rock”
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“'Architect of Truth' is about navigating midlife. It explores reconciling with one's past, transcending limitations, and embracing lack.”
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“There's an instrumental rock song for everyone on this album!”
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“The debut from The Galley Project, an instrumental dive into rock’s many shades.”
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“Thanks to Steved Lazenby (Lazland) Review - 'The Promise of Morning is a very good album, well performed, excellently produced, and I am looking forward to future delights from them' - Link here ...”
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“This album was partly inspired by Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon, partly a concept album with old-school general midi.”