Scardust release video for Mist
Israeli prog rockers Scardust will release new album Strangers in October
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Scardust release video for Mist
Israeli prog rockers Scardust will released their new album Strangers in October
Anneke van Giersbergen releases video for new single Hurricane
Dutch progger Anneke Van Giersbergen will release The Darkest Skies Are The Brightest in February
Downes Braide Association release video for Your Heart Will Find The Way
Downes Braide Association will release their new album Halcyon Hymns in February
A. A. Williams streams haunting cover of Moody Blues Nights In White Satin
A.A. Williams covers Moody Blues, Radiohead, Nine Inch Nails and more on lockdown-inspired Songs From Isolation in February
Robert Berry releases video for new single A Bond Of Union
Robert Berry will release a new 3.2 album, Third Impression, in February
Vanilla Fudge and Cactus bassist Tim Bogert dead at 76
Carmine Appice has confirmed that Tim Bogert, who played with Vanilla Fudge, Cactus and supergroup Beck, Bogert & Appice, has died
The Prog Collective launch new album with single Two Trajectories
Steve Hillage, Todd Rundgren, Steve Hackett, Martin Barre and more feature on new album from Billy Sherwood's prog project
Voyager release video for cover of The Presets This Boys In Love
Australian prog quintet Voyager forced to cancel February tour dates due to Perth border closure
Meer announce new album Playing House
Norwegian prog pop orchestra Meer will release their new album Playing House in January
Japan's Quiet Life to get new vinyl and 3CD reissue
Half-speed remaster for art rockers Japan's seminal 1979 release Quiet Life
God Is An Astronaut release video for new single Fade
Irish post-rock quartet God Is An Astronaut will release new album Ghost Tapes #10 in February
Mogwai release video for new single Ritchie Sacramento
Scottish post-rock maestros Mogwai will release tenth studio album, As The Love Continues, and February livestream gig
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