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INTERVIEW: Kevin Comeau on Crown Lands’ “Apocalypse” and the Sci-Fi Prog Epic Two Years in the Making

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​GhostCultKeefy caught up with Kevin Comeau of Crown Lands, the award-winning Canadian progressive rock duo from Oshawa, Ontario, to discuss the band’s ambitious new album Apocalypse, released May 15, 2026, through InsideOut Music. Kevin breaks down the making of the record, including its centerpiece nineteen-minute multi-part title suite, standout tracks “Through the Looking Glass” and “Blackstar,” and how the album expands the cosmic narrative universe first introduced on their 2023 record “Fearless.”

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Cruise to the Edge Announces Final Lineup ft. Marillion, Big Big Train, and More

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Seabound progressive rock fest, Cruise to the Edge (CTTE), has announced the final artist lineup for its 10th anniversary voyage. The five-day/five-night, full-ship charter cruise, organised by On the Blue Cruises Inc., sets sail out of Miami, Florida, March 4th-9th. Stopping at Key West, Florida and Nassau, Bahamas, the journey features performances from Marillion, Steve Hackett, Big Big Train, and Eddie Jobson and many others. Keep reading below for more.

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ALBUM REVIEW: Bossk – .4

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When you think of British Post-Metal, Bossk are almost certainly one the first bands that spring to mind. A truly remarkable outfit that undoubtedly take influence from the likes of Isis, while they also often groove musically in the style of many of the great Stoner bands of the nineties. Named after an alien from Star Wars – The Empire Strikes Back, the Kent-based collective have been plugging away since 2005, when early EPs and a strong reputation as a live band saw them tour with the likes of Cult Of Luna, The Ocean, Baroness and Devil Sold His Soul. While their studio output really came into its own with the release of their fine debut LP Audio Noir in 2016, before following this up with the equally as classy Migration in 2021. Continue reading →