Bo Hansen
Hi, I am Bo Hansen, one of the webmasters of Progzilla.com. My role focuses on maintaining the website, ensuring its usability, and providing a seamless experience for users to explore and engage with the world of progressive rock.
Fusing their Middle Eastern heritage with prog sensibilities, the Canadian band is reaching out and affecting new audiences. The image of a pair of teenager pals bonding over music and aspiring to form a band to take on the world has never lost any of its romantic potency, but few are the bands that have […]
At just 24 years old, Leoni Jane Kennedy already has some seriously impressive achievements under her belt. Music has always been in her life, and despite not having a particularly musical family, she was exposed to the guitar from an early age. “I was initially invested because I was just a kid and intrigued by […]
The French sextet introducing post-rock to their hometown via Washington and Norway Every year KEXP, the radio station and YouTube channel based out of the University Of Washington in the US, crosses the Atlantic to visit the Trans Musicales festival in Rennes, Brittany, on the hunt for new talent to showcase. At the December 2023 […]
Chatting from her home in Copenhagen via Zoom, Clarissa Connelly often returns to the theme of artistic bravery. It’s a quality she admires in artists such as Kate Bush and Joni Mitchell – and one which informs her own most recent LP, 2024’s //World Of Work//. On opener //Into This, Called Loneliness//, Connelly’s voice segues […]
Even if your tolerance to metal means you’d rather spend seasons in the Abyss than listen to Slayer, the sultry, experimental dark-pop undertow of Venamoris might just pull you in. The duo consists of vocalist and songwriter Paula Lombardo and multi-instrumentalist husband Dave who, despite his protestations, is undoubtedly still best known as the original […]
The multi-national prog metal outfit are stretching themselves by giving the source a contemporary work over. Such are the distances traveled by Seventh Station’s Slovenian-based, Belorussian-born guitarist, founder Dimitri Alperovich in putting together their latest release, //On Shouders Of Giants//, that it must only be a matter of time before he trades his air miles […]
Tribe3 Those who saw them at last year’s Winter’s End, or Prog For Peart, or HRH Prog, may have wondered just where Tribe3 had landed from. “In terms of age we’re like //Dad’s Army//,” asserts founder, bassist and keyboardist Steve Hughes. His 60th birthday’s hoving into view, guitarist Chris Jones is already in his sixth […]
Whimsical Creature I Am The Manic Whale’s main man and flautist explore their acoustic side A campfire conversation at the end of last year’s (2024) summer holiday ignited a musical spark for I Am The Manic Whale’s Michael Whiteman and his close friend, flautist Ella Lloyd, who has played on all the band’s albums. “We […]
Penelope Trappes Gothic songstress offers snapshots into her soul via experimental soundscapes Penelope Trappes doesn’t treat her music like a maths equation; nothing she does is calculated. Each song is written, performed and recorded in a moment, letting her emotions escape through her beautifully harrowing music with little regard for what the rule book says. […]
Tiberius Limelight Scottish prog-metallers return with second full-length //Mosaic// and explain why they like to unite fans in “weirdness.” As Tiberius enter our video call one by one to a simulated scene of an amphitheater in the woods, //Prog// wonders what we’ve let ourselves in for. Having released their debut album, //A Peaceful Annihilation// on […]