By Yarin Cohen The Great Adventure is the long-awaited follow-up to The Neal Morse Band’s 2016 release The Similitude Of A Dream. The question is, “will this album measure up […]
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A Conversation with Guitarist Alex Hutchings of the Steven Wilson Band – 11May18, San Francisco
(Top photo by Bert Treep) On May 11, 2018 World Prog-Nation‘s Alfredo Iraheta, Jr. had the chance to converse with guitarist extraordinaire Alex Hutchings before the Steven Wilson show at […]
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Dream Theater Reveal Teaser Of New Album
A teaser for Dream Theater’s new album has finally been revealed. The album is titled “Distance Over Time” and will be released in February 2018. Also, a tour in support […]
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“Our most unified effort to date” – A Conversation with Richard Henshall
On October 1, 2018 our own Yarin Cohen had the opportunity to chat with the talented Richard Henshall, guitarist and composer with of one of the top Progressive Metal bands […]
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Album Review: HAKEN- Vector
When Haken revealed the new album’s concept and artwork, I was immediately intrigued. I love concepts that delve into the human mind and seeing Haken going in that direction was […]
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Album Review: Riverside- Waste7and
“I remember the moment when we officially announced that we would continue as a trio, We were doing a photoshoot at the Polish seaside. I said to the guys, ‘Let’s […]
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Concert Review: Steven Wilson at The Vic in Chicago, May 1st, 2018
Written by Chris Pritchett on May 5th, 2018 Cover image taken by Elias Mereb I just arrived home from a long day of airport hopping, and am finally sitting down […]
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Album Review: The Sword – “Used Future”
By: Chris Pritchett Written on: March 20, 2018 It’s been three years since we’ve heard a studio album from Texas rockers, The Sword, not counting the acoustic version of High […]
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Best Prog Albums Of 2017
2017 is over. This year was filled with incredible new albums, bands and performances. One of the reasons we love this Progressive genre so much is because it keeps evolving, […]
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Book Review: Essential Modern Progressive Rock Albums 1990-2016
By Tim Winter exclusively for World Prog-Nation The Prog Report: Essential Modern Progressive Rock Albums 1990-2016, by Roie Avin I’m pretty much a Prog curmudgeon. While there are some newer […]
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