Spinning up fresh progressive rock: Supermarket Parking Lot debuts with a cerebral 11-movement song cycle of heartbreak, absurdist literature and DIY art rock energy — best heard gapless, start to finish. SourceCodeX delivers two hours of extreme synthesizer music that swings from relaxing to psychedelic to genuinely disturbing. Sigilu pushes modern prog into exciting new territory with intricate rhythms and unforgettable melodies, while Manic Vice offer a vibrant Canterbury-inspired debut rich in luminous psychedelia. Datura Lodge conjure dark, hypnotic atmospheres featuring Adam Holzman, and Zopp capture Canterbury-rooted magic live alongside Andy Tillison.
Imaginary Kings
Dreams from an Empty House
Melodic Instrumental Progressive Rock
Peter Rand
Cheshire Ghosts
Cheshire Ghosts has an overall prog / symphonic / quirky feel. It paved the way for future albums with Imperial Measures and Môr, and features musicians from there and from Imaginary Kings.