Latest articles by Chris Cope
Although not planning to follow up 2019's Waiting For A Miracle so swiftly, the pandemic gave The Flower Kings other ideas. The result: the epic double album Islands
Mike Portnoy isn’t just content with being one of the best drummers in prog; it seems he wants to be the busiest too. In 2015, Prog caught up with him to find out more about his many musical outlets
Vocalist and keyboard whizz John Young tells discusses new Lifesigns album Altitude – and why you won’t be finding the full release on Spotify anytime soon!
Prog metal icons keep to the script in fun but inessential live release.
Ensemble cast unite for Frenchman’s third album
Finns reflect on the last 20 years with another ‘best of’
Essential reading for fans of the dormant prog-rockers
Better late than never from the madcap Englishmen
US book puts modern day prog under the microscope.
Bergen septet overcome the odds in style.
Diverse musical menu on US jam band’s eleventh studio album.
When Dream Theater wizard and electronic boffin unite
Prolific bassist strikes again with album number three
Christmas songs as you’ve never heard them before
Perfect Beings guitarist gets jazzy on second solo record
Threshold departure gives guitarist new focus
Happy‑go‑lucky Northern Irish rockers keep up form
Atmospheric second record from TesseracT/Skyharbor collaboration
British prog metallers Threshold get over Damian Wilson split in style.
Detroit’s Discipline don’t have the biggest back catalogue for a band that was born in the late 1980s. But as their new shows, when the quartet hit the ‘record’ button, magic happens
When singer Kim Seviour left Touchstone in 2015 as her battle against a draining fatigue condition intensified, things looked bleak. But now she’s back with her debut solo album
Billy Sherwood’s US prog rockers World Trade blow hot and cold on return
