Neo prog band from Poland that blends atmospheric textures, psychedelic elements, and melodic songwriting. Their music often features extended compositions with both instrumental passages and vocals, creating a balance between immersive soundscapes and structured songcraft. Drawing on influences from classic and contemporary prog, The Adekaem is known for their dynamic arrangements and exploratory approach to composition.

French atmospheric/progressive folk-rock duo.

British rock band formed in 2005 that draws influences from classic progressive rock artists such as Yes, Genesis, Marillion and Rush. The band has also cited contemporary bands such as Porcupine Tree and The Flower Kings as influences.

German composer, music producer, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist. Previously known for their work in electronic and experimental music as well as having been a live vocalist for Progressive Metal band Soulsplitter.

Symphonic rock band from Italy. Mostly instrumental music.

Crossover prog project from American musicians and long time friends Allan Bourque and Bill Compeau.

Bill now lives in Canada and runs a small project studio in Windsor Ontario and writes and records a variety of music for a few different projects, including his progressive material from Kinaxis.

Bill is a former guitarist and co-writer with The Detroit based Prog band Territorial Chant (1987-present).

Allan and Bill first worked together in 1985 in Phoenix AZ and they both felt they could very well be a "dynamic duo" if allowed to work closely together long enough.

Reunited in 2002 under surprising circumstances they resumed writing and recording as a duo remotely via the internet 2000 miles apart an have to date produced 4 finished albums and a collection of demos.

Their fans span from houswives to Kerry Livgren of Kansas, their music spans a wide path from Pop to Prog and much in between..

Neo/Symphonic prog band from Connecticut, USA that self released two albums, one in 1997 and one in 2001.

Short-lived but influential Dutch progressive rock band active in the early 1970s.

Prog metal studio project by UK multi-instrumentalist Ben Jones.

French prog band with a symphonic and richly layered sound, blending influences from 1970s pioneers like Camel and King Crimson with modern progressive acts such as Wobbler and Big Big Train. Founded by Carina Taurer (keys) and Mathieu Rossi (flute), the band's music is characterized by vibrant melodies, vintage keyboards, and intricate vocal harmonies.

Short-lived American progressive rock band formed in the early 1970s, known for their symphonic approach and complex compositions. Drawing inspiration from European prog giants like Yes and Genesis, Lift blended intricate keyboard work with lush guitar arrangements and dynamic shifts in their music. Their most well-known release, Caverns of Your Brain (1977), was recorded just before the band disbanded. Though they only produced a small catalog, Lift remains a hidden gem in the American prog scene, with the album being reissued on vinyl in 2024 by PQR Disques Plusqueréel.

Swedish symphonic prog band characterized by its melodic approach to progressive rock, combining intricate instrumental passages, complex rhythms, and thoughtful lyrics. Their style often features influences from classic prog bands like Genesis, Yes, and Marillion, as well as elements of neo-progressive rock.

Solo project for Marek Arnold, a German saxophonist, keyboardist, clarinetist, composer, music educator and producer.

Independent 3-piece progressive rock band from Connecticut.

Five-piece Irish melodic crossover progressive rock band.

French Canadian guitarist and musician.

Crossover psychedelic and progressive rock project based in the United States, known for blending vintage instrumentation with modern sensibilities. The music incorporates elements of psych, prog, folk, and experimental rock, often featuring acoustic and analog sounds layered with complex arrangements. With a focus on melodic exploration and textured atmospheres, Custard Flux creates music that bridges classic influences with a contemporary approach to songwriting and production.

Neo prog band from Sweden with strong Genesis influences.

Founded in Stockholm in 2008 by guitarist Fredrik Cerha and singer John Thelin, out of an interest in progressive rock music from the 70s.

Modern symphonic rock project from German musician Thomas Thielen, with leanings towards ambient music.

Canadian progressive metal band known for their distinctive blend of progressive rock, heavy metal, and alternative influences.

Crossover rock/prog/jazz band lead by Alan Hewitt, American composer, producer, recording and performing artist. He served as keyboardist for The Moody Blues from 2010 until their break up in 2018.

American progressive rock band, formed in 2021 out of a recording project produced by saxophonist/keyboardist Brent Bristow. The band features vocalist Jake Livgren (Proto-Kaw, newphew of Kerry Livgren) and drummer Noah Hungate (Team Illuminati, son of Toto’s David Hungate), along with Jeremy Nichols (Erin Coburn) on bass, and guitarist Seth Hankerson.

Heavy progressive rock band hailing from Finland, known for their intricate compositions and blending of various musical influences within the progressive rock genre. They combine technical proficiency with melodic sensibilities.

UK Folk-Prog band with the voice and rhythm guitar work of Elaine Samuels.

Progressive metal band from Irish guitarist Graham Keane.

Progressive rock band from the Netherlands, known for their melodic and accessible approach to the genre. Blending intricate musicianship with engaging song structures, their music often combines elements of classic prog with a modern edge.

Psychedelic/Space Rock progressive artist from Australia with a sound similar to bands like Porcupine Tree, Riverside, The Pineapple Thief, Katatonia, and Opeth.

Essentially a solo album by Roine Stolt.

Prog rock studio project, based in England with members from Ghost Of The Machine and keyboardist Tim Lofthouse of The Lowells.

Northern Irish Neo progressive rock band known for their thought-provoking lyrics and dynamic compositions. Blending elements of classic prog with modern sensibilities, the band delivers a sound characterized by intricate guitar work, melodic keyboards, and emotive vocals.

Crossover progressive rock band from Liverpool, England.

Self-taught musician, guitarist and composer from Salford in the UK. Releases music under his name, as A Multitude of One, and with other musicians, such as Doug Woods and Oliver Papke. Also hosts a prog rock radio show.

Solo project of drummer, multi-instrumentalist & composer Ulf Jacobs, best known as drummer for Argos and Mutabor.

Crossover prog band put together by Geoffrey Langley (keyboardist for Renaissance since 2016) to record his original music.

Neo-Prog / Progressive Rock artist from United Kingdom.

Colombian neo-prog band. Spanish vocals.

Multi-Instrumentalist from Kolkata, India primarily associated with composing Symphonic Art Rock and Symphonic Prog. His music takes inspiration from artists like Smalltape, Karfagen and Christiaan Bruin, and is a blend of Melodic and Ambient elements.

Norwegian progressive rock band.

Progressive/Symphonic Metal band founded by Danish singer Henrik Brockmann (original frontman of Royal Hunt and Evil Masquerade) and Italian guitarist/songwriter Luca Sellitto. Sound is a combination of neoclassical/power metal, symphonic metal and classic rock.

London studio-based progressive music ensemble blending early classic prog, rock, classical, jazz, and world music.

Multi-national progressive rock studio band led by Luca Federici, known for blending a variety of musical influences to create a distinctive and eclectic sound. The band’s music combines elements of classic and modern progressive rock, incorporating intricate arrangements, dynamic shifts, and a theatrical approach to their compositions. Drawing from multiple genres, A Circus presents a fresh take on prog, with an emphasis on storytelling and cinematic atmospheres. Lead singer, Ronnie Romero, was discovered by Ritchie Blackmore for the last incarnation of Rainbow.

Melodic, heavy prog side project of Sean Thompson of Odd Logic.

Progressive metal band from Denmark that incorporates complex compositions and a mix of heavy and melodic elements in their music. Their style blends technical instrumentation with atmospheric and dynamic arrangements, reflecting the characteristics of the progressive metal genre. The band’s work explores varied musical textures and structures, contributing to their presence in the modern progressive music scene.

Italian folk with heavy progressive passages, Baroque church music, jazz, and classical. First album was in 1973 with second album 50 years later.

Polish progressive rock project founded in late 2019, fronted by multiinstrumentalist / singer Wojciech Pielużek. Frequent collaborators feature producer / mixer Krzysztof Witos and bass player Krzysztof Tułecki.

Contemporary progressive rock collective founded by Kevin Dodson as a continuation and evolution of his original band, Madrigal. The project seeks to expand the reach of progressive rock by blending the genre’s classic foundations with fresh, modern elements, featuring collaborations with prominent musicians across the prog world. Focused on innovative compositions and a collaborative approach, The Madrigal Project aims to introduce new audiences to the progressive rock genre while honoring its rich history.

Ukrainian guitarist, composer, commercial music producer, session musician. Playing instrumental guiar music, acoustic, hard rock and progressive rock/metal music. Has worked with Antony Kalugin.

Russian largely, but not exclusively, instrumental crossover prog band with classical influences.

Crossover prog band known for their compositions that blend elements of rock, ambient, and cinematic music. Their sound often combines dynamic shifts, melodic themes, and atmospheric textures to create a rich, immersive listening experience. Based in Austria, the band crafts music that appeals to fans of both classic and modern progressive rock while maintaining a distinctive and exploratory approach to their craft.

French progressive rock band known for their dark, theatrical style that blended symphonic and gothic influences with intricate compositions. The band incorporates elements of classic progressive rock, jazz, and avant-garde, often featuring dramatic vocal delivery and atmospheric arrangements.

Crossover prog band from Spain.

Multi-talented musician and composer, known for his versatile skills across multiple instruments and his contributions to the progressive rock and experimental music scenes. As a founding member of the crossover prog band, Freedom to Glide, Nixon has been instrumental in crafting the band’s emotive sound and thought-provoking themes, blending intricate compositions with immersive, atmospheric soundscapes. His work reflects a commitment to innovation within progressive genres, drawing influences from rock, jazz, and electronic music, which has solidified his reputation in the prog community as an artist with broad creative depth.

Heavy Prog / Progressive Rock artist from United States.

Project initiated by Anne-Claire Rallo (Nine Skies, Solace Supplice),
Frant1c is her solo endeavour running alongside the progressive band Nine Skies,
and was brought to life following the loss of Eric Bouillette (Nine Skies, The Room, etc.).

Swedish progressive rock band formed in 2014 by former members of the original Kaipa lineup, including Roine Stolt, Tomas Eriksson, and Ingemar Bergman. The group was created to revisit and expand upon the classic sound of Kaipa's early 1970s albums, blending symphonic rock with folk and jazz influences. While rooted in the traditions of 1970s progressive rock, KAIPA DaCapo also incorporates modern elements, creating music that resonates with both classic prog enthusiasts and contemporary listeners.

Bandproject by the dutch musician/producer Timothy van der Holst.

Crossover prog band.

Neo-prog from France.

Formerly the core of neo-prog-rock bands Ars Nova and Nepenthe.

Italian guitarist known for her versatile style that blends influences from progressive rock, ambient, hard rock, and jazz. She has collaborated with various international artists and bands, showcasing her talents on notable stages and projects. Over her career, Barbieri has gained recognition from musicians like Robert Fripp and Steven Wilson. Recently, she joined Big Big Train for their European tour, adding her guitar work to their live performances. A Suhr-endorsed artist, she continues to expand her musical career through diverse collaborations and projects.

Multi-instrumentalist Eclectic Prog / Progressive Rock artist from United Kingdom.

Mostly instrumental progressive rock band from Sweden.

Three-piece instrumental prog/fusion band from Greece.

Italian progressive band with a crossover sound between classic British seventies prog and modern style prog.

Metal fusion prog band formed by two long time musical collaborators and friends Adam Dunn and Çağrı Tozluoğlu (aka Philamelian).

Guy Manning's project of releasing digital downloads of crossover prog songs from different ensembles.

Space rock collaboration between Jon Bastable and Robert Illesh.

Music project from France that aims to combine Rock and Metal music with ambiance and Progressive undertones through the collaboration of multiple photographers, writers, painters, etc. that have a longtime passion for music.

Symphonic rock band founded by Silhouette frontman Brian de Graeve.

A unique acoustic take on Progressive Metal with a duo, cello and acoustic instruments. Inspiration from bands like Opeth, Katatonia, Riverside, Anathema, Pain of Salvation, Tool, A Perfect Circle.

Mauricio Grassmann's jazz-rock fusion band.

Creative vehicle of Scott G. Davis of Saint Petersburg, FL, and is influenced by progressive rock of all eras, but primarily that of the 1970s, the main influences being stated to include Genesis, ELP, Rush, Kansas, Yes, and Saga.

UK progressive rock band.

Progressive Rock band from Germany.

Estonian musician, singer-songwriter, recording engineer and producer.

Symphonic Prog / Progressive Rock artist from Argentina.

Crossover prog band from the UK originally named C Sides and started by three ex-members of Magenta - Allan Mason-Jones (drums, percussion), Dan Fry (bass, voices), and Martin Rosser (guitars, keyboards, voices). Fry would leave the band and they would reform as The CSides Project.

Australian neo-prog rock band with 70’s prog-rock Keyboard player Greg Sneddon, British New Wave Metal bass player, Kevin Kershaw (‘Valhalla’, ‘Ztormtrooper’), guitarist Marek Taborsky (‘Powerslave’, ‘Fifteen Minutes of Peace’, ‘The Small Victories’) and drummer Chris Geoge (‘Chariot Arcana’).

Neo-prog multi-instrumentalist / composer hailing from Cheshire, England.

One-off-album crossover prog supergroup by Andy Edwards (Frost*, IQ), Luke Machin (Maschine, The Tangent), Rob Reed (Magenta, Cyan, Kompendium), and Dylan Thompson (Shadow Of The Sun, The Reasoning).

Neo-symphonic prog studio project from Canada founded by frontman, composer, producer, and keyboardist John Alarcon.

UK symphonic prog trio formed in 2023. Individually they have been active on their local Prog/Fusion scene on and off over the last 40 years.

Swedish rock group led by John Bergstrand and Andreas Alov. The drummer and bassist respectively have been creating music inspired by progressive rock since 1995 when they met in Gothenburg.

Crossover progressive pop band from Switzerland.

Symphonic prog rock band from Argentina with Spanish vocals. Diverse influences such as 70s rock, hard rock, progressive rock, metal, blues, and "even tango."

Swedish progressive rock band founded by Rikard Sjöblom (of Beardfish fame) on keyboards and Petter Diamant on drums. The duo is renowned for their innovative sound, blending 1970s-inspired prog rock with jazz fusion, all driven by the powerful and versatile Hammond organ. Without relying on a bass guitar, Bootcut crafts dynamic and intricate compositions where the organ takes center stage, supported by Diamant's intricate drumming.

The rare Prog Rock band from India.

French pianist that combines his love for prog, metal and classical music into piano instrumental music.

Symphonic prog project lead by guitarist Peter Cox. A combination of ambient, new age, progressive rock with vintage sounds like mellotron, piano and organ but also electric and acoustic guitars
and bass and drums.

Swedish crossover prog project founded in 1981 by the two frontmen Börje Reinholdsson (drums, vocals) and Ronald Vikström (keyboards). They had planned to record material for creation in 1983 but Börje and Ronald got caught up in other bands and projects so nothing around them was done until 2012 when their new material was recorded. After almost 40 years they released their first album inspired by U.K., Yes, Rush, Chick Korea Electric Band, Swedish Folk, and so on.

Duo studio project from Athens, Greece with Stratos Morianos (keyboards) and Alexandros Mantas (guitars, flute).

Heavy melodic prog band from Detroit.

An American singer/songwriter/guitarist. A touring veteran Kurt has played with or shared a stage and/or contracted musicians for legendary rock icons, including: Spencer Davis, Joey Molland (Badfinger), Denny Laine (Moody Blues & Paul McCartney/Wings), Ike Willis (Frank Zappa), The Babys, Carl Palmer (Emerson Lake & Palmer), Carl Verheyen (Supertramp), Tom Brislin (Kansas), Chris Squire & Alan White (Yes), Wolfman Jack, Otis Day, The Drifters, Coasters & Platters, Fabian, Dickey Lee, Temptations, Bobby Vinton and others.

Its core members were all winners of the prestigious Swap The Band contest, which involves fans fulfilling their dream of performing onstage with Marillion. Over the years these "Swappers" have become good friends and the idea was suggested that they should form a band together ... the Swappers Eleven Project was born.

Neo-prog band from Poland.

Prog studio project by Canadian guitarist and musician Michael Dunn with a Canadian and International ensemble, including Andy Tillison (The Tagnet) and Amanda Lehmann (Steve Hackett Band).

Dutch neo-prog band founded by childhood friends Tomas Mesman and Hessel Braat, driven by a shared passion for psychedelic and progressive rock from the 60s and 70s. Inspired by bands like Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Deep Purple, and Pink Floyd.

British singer and songwriter known for her versatile contributions to rock, pop, folk, and world music. She began her professional career as a backing vocalist, working with various artists and bands, and is currently a member of the progressive rock band Kaprekar's Constant, where she contributes vocals and songwriting. Her father, David Jackson, is a renowned saxophonist recognized for his work with Van der Graaf Generator and Kaprekar's Constant, which has greatly influenced her artistic journey. Dorie’s style blends emotive storytelling with diverse genre influences, reflecting her broad artistic range.

British male/female duo blending folk, prog and rock with a sound reminiscent of the late 60’s and early 70’s.