Review by VianaProghead — Review N� 962

Bioscope is a collaborative project of prog electronic music, formed by two influential names in the European prog
scene, Steve Rothery and Thorsten Quaeschning. Rothery is the guitarist and founding member of the British neo-
prog band Marillion. Quaeschning is a German musician and member of the pioneer German electronic...

Review by SSL1967 — Atomic Time's second album, Subsounds (2025), is an 85-minute sonic wonder that redefines modern
progressive rock, presenting a lush, immersive experience that feels both retro-inspired and frighteningly
fresh.

Hailing from Bauru, Brazil, the father-son-led collective (Gabriel and Pedro D'Incao) has moved far beyond
their 2019 debut to c...

Review by JavierMiranda — Le Tour de Force arrives as one of those debut albums that immediately suggests a band with a fully formed identity.
Fernando de la Figuera, joined by Fran Gazol and Mart�n Gros, builds a trio sound centered on precision, rhythmic
complexity, and a clear devotion to adventurous progressive rock. The King Crimson connection is obvious, but thi...

Review by yarstruly — Clicked 4, Really 4.5!


This one is a surprise! The Paradox Twin have just released their third album as a surprise on April 10, 2026 called
"A Romance of Many Dimensions". It has been about 5 years since they released their second album, 2021's
"Silence From Signals", which was the follow up to the 2018 debut "The Importance of Mr, Bed...

Review by siLLy puPPy — Mark Twain was right when he stated that "History doesn't repeat but it does rhyme." That's true
even of musical trends that seem to dissipate into the ethers never to return but then as if some
pixie sprite whispers in someone's ear during some undisclosed rehearsal, an idea is reborn and the
torch carried on from another era. Such is the cas...