Progressive rock releases from the past decade in reverse chronological order.
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| "El eco del sol" was the never-expected comeback album for Argentina's Bubu, who released the classic "Anabelas" in 1978.
Norway's Wobbler produce an unabashed retro-prog with everything where you would want it. |
| El eco del sol Bubu - El eco del sol - Viajero Inmovil (2018) |
| From Somewhere to Silence Wobbler - From Silence to Somewhere - Karisma (2017) |
| The Winstons, not to be confused with the OTHER group, are an Italian outfit offering a modern take on the Canterbury sound.
La fabbrica dell'assoluto is the kind of Gothic Italian prog you would expect from the Black Widow label, and this album was a concept based on Orwell's 1984. Necromonkey is the Swedish duo of Mattias Olsson (Änglagård and a thousand other things) and David Lundberg (Gosta Berlings Saga) combining synthesizer and percussion sounds in atmospheric fashion. |
| A Reason for Goodbye The Winstons - The Winstons - AMS (2016) |
| Processo di omologazione La fabbrica dell'assoluto - 1984: l'Ultimo uomo d'Europa - Black Widow (2015) |
| The Worst Is Behind Us Necromonkey - A Glimpse of Possible Endings - Roth Handle (2014) |
| Karda Estra is the musical project of composer Richard Wileman, whose albums often sound like soundtracks for unreleased films. Mondo Profondo fits in the oeuvre while having at least a few rockier moments.
Kotebel, based in Spain, have released a number of albums that place themselves well in the progressive rock canon while often having a more classically reminiscent compositional style; on this album they lean into it and produce a concerto. |
| Mondo Profondo No. 2 Karda Estra - Mondo Profondo / New Worlds - Believers Roast (2013) |
| Adagio maestoso Kotebel - Concerto for Piano and Electric Ensemble - Musea (2012) |
| BONUS TRACK |
| I A Moon North Sea Radio Orchestra - I A Moon - THM (2011) |
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What goes on in those crazy prog rock minds? Brilliance tumbling over itself. Frickin eh.
8:58 PM, April 21st, 2022