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Celebrating 50 years of Hawkwind's Warrior On The Edge Of Time on the new issue of Prog Magazine, which is on sale now!
The brand new issue of Prog is on sale now! Featuring Hawkwind, Big Big Train, Solstice, IQ, The Flower Kings, Judge Smith and loads more...
“I’d always say you’d liken us to The Alan Parsons Project, rather than a unit like Led Zeppelin." Mostly Autumn and the story of Dressed In Voices
UK prog rockers Mostly Autumn tell the story of their eleventh studio album, the conceptual Dressed In Voices
“It was so powerful and also kind of dark… it started to produce itself. I remember thinking, ‘I’m not pulling any punches – it’s going to be close to the bone”: Mostly Autumn’s struggle to give late guitarist Liam Davison the send-off he deserved
With their 13th album, released in 2019, Bryan Josh devised a deeply emotional tribute to his close friend, who’d passed away two years earlier
"We certainly weren’t going to destroy the band because Heather left." How Mostly Autumn steadied the ship with Go Well Diamond Heart
When Heather Findlay went solo it could have been lights out for Mostly Autumn. But when Olivia Sparnenn stepped up and into her boots, their future was secured
Mostly Autumn to release live album recorded at Abbey Road
UK proggers Mostly Autumn will release Studio 2 in October and your in November and December
Tonbridge Castle's Walled Garden Festival cancelled
The festival's prog day was to feature Jethro Tull, Lifesigns, Mostly Autumn and Bruce Soord
“Half the buggers would write the album for you if you let them!" - Mostly Autumn and the making of The Ghost Moon Orchestra
Having suffered the demise of their distribution company, 2012's The Ghost Moon Orchestra found UK proggers Mostly Autumn fighting back in style
Jethro Tull to headline prog day at Walled Garden Music Festival
This year's Walled Garden Music Festival, which takes place in the grounds of Tonbridge Castle in Kent, will feature a day dedicated to progressive rock
