The below list of artists is broken into four sections; New England, United States, International, and The Legends. If we have a review on file for the particular artist, it will be hyperlinkd right below the artist's name.
![]() Hailing from Connecticut, AFTER THE FALL have been around since the
late 1980's and their line-up consists of Mark Benson (vocals, guitars),
Ken Archer (keyboards), Jeff Brewer (bass, percussion, vocals) and Rich
Kornacki (drums, percussion).
AFTER THE FALL are one of the most original contemporary prog bands from the USA, blending influences from various subgenres to create their own highly individual sound., AFTER THE FALL plays in a modern progressive style that is predominantly art rock but combines elements of symphonic and neo with a tinge of prog metal, yet pays homage to the greats of the past. If you like long tracks with wonderful vocals and lyrics, tasty and muscular guitar work, lots of vintage keyboards, sinewy bass playing and complex, nimble drum work, AFTER THE FALL is definitely the |
Chamber Rock Quintet |
The instrumental trio's unique style of experimental/breakbeat/jazz improvisation has been called “one of the most frenetic live acts in Boston.” |
REVIEW: Live In Lowell - Jan 2005 REVIEW: Live In Lowell - Jan 2005 |
An instrumental Prog Rock band from Massachusetts blending elements of ELP, KC, and others and featuring classic keyboard/synth sounds. |
Instrumental progressive rock trio. |
Cutting edge hard rock |
Forever Einstein is a three piece band playing original instrumental music that incorporates a truly broad range of influences. |
A Led Zeppelin Tribute. |
Prog metal outfit from Boston. |
Jay Wasco of Johnny Skilsaw fame finally got the gumption to throw a camera in the corner of his Trumbull CT studio to share how he has no regard for what is normally possible. |
Guitar virtuoso and Berklee instructor |
Legendary drummer from Peabody |
Composer, saxophonist, flautist, and percussionist from Birdsongs of the Mesozoic and Sesame Street! |
An amazing Jethro Tull tribute band |
A progressive band from Brattleboro, VT |
If one musician could walk several paths at once, this music is the end result. |
MINDWALK is a very young progressive/fusion rock trio of gifted musicians out of the Boston area. Each having an outstanding history of musical achievements, they have joined together to create an am |
Heavy progressive rock with world music influences. |
New Englands ultimate Pink Floyd Tribute Band |
Novel, eclectic, hard to describe: A Clown Car with an afterburner. I guess you just got to hear it. |
"Progressive rock even your girlfriend will like!"
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A progressive-experimental-world duo based out of Connecticut |
Our sonic landscape incorporates an eclectic mix of mellotron, Hammond organ, growling bass, crunch guitars, and layered vocals. |
Psychetronic Rock. This could be described as Pink Floyd meets modern electronica, with heavy influences from Ozric Tentacles, Legendary Pink Dots, Nine Inch Nails, and quite a few others. |
In the tradition of the great Progressive and Art rock bands, they are attempting to write music |
Fine Acoustic Entertainment |
Turning heads every time they take the stage, UBS quickly becoming one of the hottest live music acts in the Northeast. |
An Adult Alternative/progressive pop band from Manchester, New Hampshire. |
The official fan site of the rock band, Waltham. Music refreshingly reminiscent of the Eighties. Jessies Girl grows up. |
Boston-based progressive rock band with some Tull influence. |
Local from New Hampshire--Classic Prog Cover Band |
A new progressive rock band from Chile. |
Powerful Symphonic Progressive Rock |
Dark prog metal |
Prog-metal from France |
Instrumental Metal Band |
DREAM ARIA is in a class all its own with fresh, fiery and haunting music. Elements include Rock, Techno, Progressive, Classical, New Age, Goth, and World music. |
A neo-prog band. |
Making quality music for over 30 years! |
The Lee Saunders' project, 'The Puzzle', has been designed to look at key pivotal events of the 20th Century that have shaped the world in which we live today. |
REVIEW: A Tab In The Ocean, Journey To The Center of the Eye, Remember The Future, Recycled REVIEW: A Tab In The Ocean, Journey To The Center of the Eye, Remember The Future, Recycled |
Inventive prog metal |
Progressive rock in the tradition of Pink Floyd and Radiohead REVIEW: Porcupine Tree (opening act Tunnels) REVIEW: Porcupine Tree (opening act Tunnels) |
The former guitarist of Genesis |
An amazing Genesis tribute band |
![]() The Watch is a 5-piece band from Milan, Italy. Born from the ashes of The Night Watch, they began to work in a more professional way with the release of Ghost in 2001, the album that introduced them to prog audiences. Today, The Watch are a well-known act in the prog community and are definitely appreciated. Their music is inspired by artists of the 70's, primarily early Genesis, owing to an incredible similarity between Simone Rossetti's vocals and those of a younger Peter Gabriel. Despite this similarity, however, the band has its own style, combining classical prog atmospheres with a sprinkling of modernity. During interviews, the guys are often asked how they manage to attain such a high production level both in-studio and on stage. They like to say that they simply try to compose nice songs and nothing more. The Watch's latest effort, Vacuum, instantly received excellent reviews. With its release in November 2004. A brand new album; both are scheduled for 2007. |
The prog super-group for the third wave |
Progressive rock from the great white north |


