More than three decades into an extraordinary career, Swedish progressive rock pioneers The Flower Kings return with HOPE, their 18th studio album and one of the most ambitious statements of their storied journey. Balancing refined musicianship with fearless creativity, the album is both a celebration of the band’s legacy and a bold leap forward, embracing the grand, cinematic scope and adventurous spirit that have made them one of progressive rock’s most beloved acts.
HOPE features a rich collection of expansive compositions, including the epic 30-minute centerpiece “The Gods of Rome.” Drawing on themes of power, conflict, human ambition, and the state of the modern world, the album reflects on an era marked by division…
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Flatlands is a new John Zorn project for rock power trio, in the tradition of Simulacrum, Naked City and 
The second chapter in Gong’s legendary Radio Gnome Invisible trilogy, 
Remastered from the original BYG Records tapes and cut for the first time ever at half-speed at the UK’s world-famous Stardelta Studios by Grammy Award–winning mastering engineer Lewis Hopkin, this exclusive RSD 2026 edition features a deluxe gatefold sleeve, archival artwork, and a 16-page booklet exploring the storytelling and mythology of the beloved Radio Gnome Invisible saga. Released under BYG Records – the original label that recorded the album before licensing it to Virgin – this definitive deluxe reissue delivers the best sound quality 
Originally released in March 1969, 
On their sixteenth studio album, 
… includes three CDs: the original mixes on CD1, the 2026 remix on CD2, and a third disc of completely unreleased studio tracks and outtakes like “Sad Suit” and “Aborted Soliloquy”, alongside live performances from their 2000 tour.
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Formed in 1969 by The Crazy World of Arthur Brown keyboardist Vincent Crane, 
Despite being friends for many years, The Roaring Waves by prog guitarists 
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On their third LP, Celestial, the Brazilian progressive metal band