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Cool new proggy sounds from Gentle Giant, Voyage 35, Mastodon and more in Prog's brand new Tracks Of The Week
By Jerry Ewing Published
Great new prog you must hear from Long Earth, Pelagic United, Ditch The Demon, John Bassett and more in all new Tracks Of The Week

The British thrash metal icon who adores prog eccentrics Gentle Giant (and he’s not the only one)
By Martin Kielty Published
They may have bewildered some listeners in the 70s, but several leading lights of other genres happily confirm they were a massive influence

Gentle Giant announce remixed and remastered reissue of In A Glass House
By Jerry Ewing Published
Gentle Giant reissue their fifth album, 1973's In A Glass House, on vinyl and CD in July

Steven Wilson adds Gentle Giant, Storm Corrosion and Hawkwind to his Headphone Dust platform
By Jerry Ewing Published
Steven Wilson's 2012 live album Catalogue / Preserve / Amass is available digitally for the very first time, and his own The Future Bites is also given a new digital makeover

“I blame The Beatles for me getting a whacking!” Derek Shulman’s path to Gentle Giant
By Sid Smith Published
Singer and future A&R icon recalls what the Fab Four meant to him, why Hendrix made him break up his first big band, and the truck stop where he met Syd Barrett, Eric Clapton and others

Derek Shulman takes aim at Syd Barrett, Beach Boys and Eagles in his not-very-gentle memoir Giant Steps
By Johnny Sharp Published
Former Gentle Giant vocalist who became an A&R bigwig provides an refreshingly undiplomatic account of his career on stage and off it

We pay tribute to Supertramp and founding member Rick Davies in the new issue of Prog, which is on sale now!
By Jerry Ewing Published
Prog 164 also features Rick Wakeman, Gentle Giant, Barclay James Harvest, Lunatic Soul, Arjen Lucassen, Jo Quail, The Emerald Dawn, Spriggan Mist and loads more...

Gentle Giant’s only live album, Playing The Fool, and its reinvention after five decades
By Stephen Lambe Published
Presenting their concert experience on record was a steep challenge in 1976. Now they’ve reconstructed the tapes to make it feel like you’re there, complete with heckling
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