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Live Yes revisits what made them pioneers all those years ago.
Deep Purple: Chapter 2. The famed British rock act produced their second album of early career progressive rock back in 1968.
The second, unhinged and previously unreleased album from Detroit's Bump.
An occasionally challenging, but ultimately rewarding listen from Porcupine Tree's renaissance man.
On his first album in 20 years, Dolby creates a new world, new sound, and a new way to break multimedia boundaries.
Uriah Heep is still progressive after all these years.
Kaura releases its unconvincing debut.
It's true, the ELP show really never ends.
A progressive rock extravaganza is contained on these retrospective collections.
The album with the radioactive rooster on the cover has returned.
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