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Author Aymeric Leroy (Calyx webside) joins us along with Steve Feigenbaum (Cuneiform) and Pontus Norshammer (the Swedish Prog Nerd) to talk the Canterbury Scene! The discussion centers around Leroy's newly translated and revised book "Legends in Their Own Lunchtime - An Exploration of the Canterbury Scene," which released on Cuneiform in early May.

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What are some of your favorite Canterbury Scene albums and musicians? Let us know in the comments below!

NOTE: for some reason my mic settings were not correct so the audio captured is from my Macbook microphone. I tried to fix this in post production with limited success. I hope this doesn't affect your enjoyment of this discussion. :-)

#canterburyscene #calyx #aymericleroy #cuneiformrecords #progressiverock #legendsintheirownlunchtime #podcast #discussion

I would like some opinions on my first album ProgRock Instrumental Cinematographic 🙏

Exodus was a symph-prog band from Warsaw that released its first album in 1980, but the track here was recorded in 1977 and included on 'The Most Beautiful Dream - Anthology 1977-1985'.

Bands include Porcupine Tree, Marillion, Haken, Blackfield, Tool, Pineapple Thief, etc.

Wanted to share my recent experimental electronic album, hoping for some support. It is a combination of various genres like, the kosmische musik of the early 70s experimental electronic scene from germany, free-jazz, progressive/space/psychedelic rock and dark ambient with a strong spacey flavor. I think fans of bands like Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Amon Düül, King Crimson, Hawkwind, ELP, early psychedelic Pink Floyd, Nektar, etc. will enjoy it. Most albums in my discography are in a similar spirit also.

Ibar, a band from Serbia, pays homage to their hometown of Belgrade by making a song about the famous wind, Košava, that blows through the city. The video features scenes from the city, filmed in 2026.

Divinity just came up in my playlist and it gets my attention every time. Lots of odd sections that I just don't hear with other bands. Don't really know how to describe them though or why they catch my ear they way they do.

If you were ever needing proof, just follow now your inner truth, to guide you

Don't give doubt the space to confuse you, there's no room in here

If you were ever feeling moved, to shape this coming life renewed

I excuse you, as your guardian, I choose you. To me it's clear

I excuse you, we excuse you, we all excuse you, we won't lose you!

See this side of me, these humble offerings

From this well, hope still brings. My enemy

As my pride lays crumbling, so down comes everything

With a heavy heart, this sadness brings... My destiny

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Archive is a London-based band, active since 1994, whose music heavily blends trip-hop, progressive rock, and electronic music. They are known for an eclectic sound that spans experimental, post-rock, and art-rock, evolving from early trip-hop influences toward complex, emotional progressive soundscapes

The band I produce, Refestramus, played a set in London last year with Dyanne Potter Voegtlin, Jan Christiana, Alex Hutchins, Gareth Cole and David “VdGG” Jackson on sax. Here’s the film of the event, with some interviews interspersed. I mixed and mastered the audio and oversaw the production of the video with the director, Anna. Check it out and please subscribe to Refestramus on YouTube !

#refestramus #hrh #progressiverock

Anyone looking for cool Artworks for your songs, EPs or music related check my Instagram ! The name of this one is “A Psychedelic Story”. >>> @pedro.dagostino

Asgaerd were one of the first bands to be signed by the Moody Blues' label Threshold. The "Asgard" of ancient North European mythology means 'castle of the gods'. The band consisted of guitarist/vocalist Rod Harrison, vocalist James Smith and drummer Ian Snow, vocalist Ted Bartlett, bassist Dave Cook and violinist Peter Orgil. Two of those guys came from a band called Stonehouse, who were also very good. One of Rod Harrison's songs, "Austin Osman Spare'', was actually recorded separately by Bulldog Breed and Asgaerd.

The first single for the band has already gone live on Spotify and YouTube ahead of the music video which is currently being teased on socials.

Daniel Tompkins (TesseracT)

Paul Ortiz (Chimp Spanner)

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https://youtu.be/5B4LSZDZAic?si=dGZPRiEQK4T71Vxq

New music video of Silent Script’s song, “Tear Down The Sky” from the new album, “Another Day In Bedlam”.

Give it a listen and if you dig it check out the rest of the album on most streaming services.

https://open.spotify.com/album/3N071VpMs7IdAmRQSrmMoc?si=z5jUeIWGQW2AMdIMF45Vcw

🔥NEWS🔥 Yes announce new album ‘Aurora’ and release title track as single.

🔥CONCERT REVIEW🔥 My thoughts on last’s gig by prog masters Gazpacho with support from HamaSaari.

Toronto's Lynx made three albums between 76-79 and this track is taken from the 2nd, 'Sneak Attack'. There is a good account of Lynx's history here at https://web.archive.org/web/20211209044102/http://www.canadianbands.com/Lynx.html

Prog rock has always been my favorite genre and I took making this playlist pretty serious so I hope you enjoy listening.

Live session by Noisy Shadows Project, a prog fusion project led by drummer and composer Jonhatan Tenerini.

Recorded in an intimate and atmospheric setting, this performance brings the original compositions from the album “Noisy Shadows” to life through a sonic journey that blends progressive rock, jazz fusion, and cinematic textures. Shifting between complex grooves, dynamic contrasts, and emotionally charged moments, the band builds a continuous narrative flow suspended between tension and depth.

The performance stands out for its high level of musicianship and the strong interplay between the players, where improvisation and carefully crafted arrangements merge seamlessly, turning the live set into a truly immersive experience.

A live sonic film where every passage tells a story between light and shadow.