Joe Bailey’s ‘Torrential Pain’ is not easy listening, but it is ultimately rewarding. He has a gift of drawing the listener in with his frenzied hooks.

After Jon Anderson’s exit, I thought I’d never again experience the joy that Yes brought to me in the past. I was happy to be proved wrong at this concert.

The sixth installment of Fernando Perdomo’s critically acclaimed ‘Waves’ series picks up where ‘Waves 5’ left off – and that’s a good thing.

The brief, vibrant and tumultuous Phil Howard Era of Soft Machine is documented on the well-curated and remastered live souvenir ‘Drop.’

Another month brings another powerful release from Fernando Perdomo’s Wave series of albums.

King Crimson’s ‘Thrak’ arrived 30 years ago this month with an inventive musical format with a potential that’s only become more clear in time.

The third in a series of 12 albums continues to raise the bar in Fernando Perdomo’s all-instrumental progressive rock series.

Fernando Perdomo has crafted another engaging chapter in ‘Waves,’ his ongoing prog-rock series. Is it better than the original LP? That’s a tall order.

California-based James Booth and the Return are back with another eclectic full-length album that mixes prog, jam, and psychedelic rock.

Cheer-Accident’s ‘Vacate’ is an “easy listening” record from an art rock band that deserves close listening.