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.
Magic Fig
Bo Hansen July 31, 2024Magic Fig “Being in Magic Fig brings out the Jester in me,” says Inna Showalter, the frontperson-vocalist with this brand new psychedelic prog act who’ve been together for not-quite a year. This is evident in her costuming for recent single //PS1// where she and the rest of the band are sporting their best Ren Faire […]
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A Burial At Sea
Bo Hansen July 31, 2024Meet the angular shoegaze duo flying the flag for beautiful and chaotic Irish music I get asked by people what we sound like, and I just say ‘‘it’s weird, man’” laughs Dara Tohill, one half of Irish duo A Burial At Sea. His assessment isn’t inaccurate, they //are // weird, but amid restless time signature […]
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Dawn Chorus And The Infallible Sea
Bo Hansen July 31, 2024Dawn Chorus Dawn Chorus And The Infallible Sea make meditative electronic music with edge, and for good reason. Their soft ambient textures evolved from the hard, distorted lacerations of Indianapolis post-rock outfit Pillars. Zach Frizzell and Marc Ertel of Pillars formed DCATIS in 2017, with Texan musician Damien Duque joining them for their second album, […]
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Reliqa
Bo Hansen July 31, 2024The genre-bending Aussies poised to take on the world with their hook-refined anthems Since day one, Reliqa has been a band underscored by camaraderie, passion, and evolution. The release of their second album, //Secrets Of The Future//, and their first with major label backing, is both the end of a very long, musically rich journey, […]
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AMAROK
Bo Hansen July 31, 2024The Polish cosmic proggers have transformed themselves from a studio project to a live act with name support. Polish art-proggers Amarok are a band that has been reborn not once but twice. Originally formed in Warsaw in 1999 by guitarist, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Michał Wojtas and guitarist Bartosz Jackowski, the band released three albums before […]
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Oudeziel
Bo Hansen June 20, 2024“Our music is a bit like the weather,” considers Artur Wolski, the guitarist and keyboard player of Polish proggy art-rockers Oudeziel. “There are songs that start on a lazy morning, when the fog evaporates and the sun rises. There are elements of a summer storm that comes suddenly. We live close to the Baltic Sea […]
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Teiger
Bo Hansen June 20, 2024Meet the atmospheric London trio who struggle to be pigeonholed “It is very much soundscaping and atmosphere above melody.” It is hard to believe Talie Rose Eigeland had barely played guitar or sung before launching Teiger around two years ago, given the depth and conviction of their self-titled debut album. “It’s happened very fast in […]
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Alber Jupiter
Bo Hansen June 20, 2024Cosmic French duo Alber Jupiter hail from Rennes in North West France which is best known for its medieval half-timbered houses and neoclassical cathedral. The pair grew up there listening to artists like Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin, though the real epiphany for them came when, as teenagers, they accidentally caught the Chilean space rockers […]
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Last Plane Out
Bo Hansen June 20, 2024In 1996, when Nils Erikson released his Swedish Grammy-nominated debut //Spår//, Anders Lundquist took a fateful call from Sony records. “The guy said, ‘You like Peter Gabriel, right?’ I said, ‘Well, my son’s name is Gabriel – that’s a clue!’” A music journalist, musician and lyricist, Lundquist was soon hired to write the bio for […]
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Candacraig
Bo Hansen June 19, 2024For folk-prog duo Sharon Cannings and Martin Nicholls, music has always been a thread running throughout their lives. Prior to entering the music industry however, both had careers as actors and first met while performing in a local Shakespeare production. “It was one or the other really for me,” Cannings begins, “Music has always followed […]