IZZ is an American progressive rock band that has harnessed a unique blend of symphonic, classic, and pop-rock elements to create a sound both modern and imbued with historical depth. Formed in the mid-1990s by the Galgano brothers, Tom and John, the New York-based group has consistently produced music that is characterized by complex harmonies, intricate rhythms, and a seamless melding of electronic and acoustic instruments. With an emphasis on tight vocal interplay and thoughtful compositions, IZZ offers a refreshing take on the genre, inspired by the pioneering work of progressive rock legends while pushing the envelope with their own innovative ideas.

Over the years, IZZ has cultivated a devoted following in the prog-rock world, distinguished by their elaborate studio albums and captivating live performances. Their catalog of works is marked by a coherent narrative style and a penchant for conceptually driven albums. Headlining their recent releases are the "Anniversary Edition" of their earlier album "I Move," which asserts the band's relevant presence in the contemporary scene, and other engaging releases such as "Don't Panic," "Ampersand, Vol. 2," and "Everlasting Instant." These albums showcase the band’s continuous evolution, harboring both the technical prowess of the group's musicians and the emotional depth of their lyricism. With expertly crafted pieces like "Half Life" and "Let Me Down," IZZ manages to convey a sense of urgency and introspection that resonates with their audience, confirming their status as torchbearers in the progressive rock genre.