Latest articles by Chris Cope
Melted Space - Darkening Light album review
Not yet ratedEnsemble cast unite for Frenchman’s third album
Nightwish - Decades album review
Not yet ratedFinns reflect on the last 20 years with another ‘best of’
Rich Wilson - Time Flies: the story of Porcupine Tree book review
Not yet ratedEssential reading for fans of the dormant prog-rockers
Cardiacs - Some Fairytales From The Rotten Shed DVD review
Not yet ratedBetter late than never from the madcap Englishmen
Roie Avin – The Prog Report: Essential Modern Prog Rock Albums book review
Not yet ratedUS book puts modern day prog under the microscope.
Major Parkinson – Blackbox album review
Not yet ratedBergen septet overcome the odds in style.
Umphrey's McGee – it's not us album review
Not yet ratedDiverse musical menu on US jam band’s eleventh studio album.
Jordan Rudess and Steve Horelick - Intersonic album review
Not yet ratedWhen Dream Theater wizard and electronic boffin unite
Lorenzo Feliciati - Elevator Man album review
Not yet ratedProlific bassist strikes again with album number three
Panzerballett - X-Mas Death Jazz album review
Not yet ratedChristmas songs as you’ve never heard them before
Johannes Luley - QITARA album review
Not yet ratedPerfect Beings guitarist gets jazzy on second solo record
My Soliloquy - Engines Of Gravity album review
Not yet ratedThreshold departure gives guitarist new focus
And So I Watch You From Afar - Endless Shimmering album review
Not yet ratedHappy‑go‑lucky Northern Irish rockers keep up form
White Moth Black Butterfly - Atone album review
Not yet ratedAtmospheric second record from TesseracT/Skyharbor collaboration
Threshold - Legends Of The Shires album review
Not yet ratedBritish prog metallers Threshold get over Damian Wilson split in style.
How Detroit's Discipline created magic with album number five
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
Kim Seviour: "Wherever I’ve gone, I've taken singing with me"
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
World Trade - Unify album review
Not yet ratedBilly Sherwood’s US prog rockers World Trade blow hot and cold on return
Marco Minnemann - Borrego album review
Not yet ratedA virtuosi-filled epic from Marco Minnemann worth taking the day off for
Discipline - Captives Of The Wine Dark Sea album review
Not yet ratedDetroit proggers Discipline steer an impressive return
Orsome Welles - Rise album review
Not yet ratedSolid heavy prog rock from Down Under's Orsome Welles
Alpha Male Tea Party - Health album review
Not yet ratedInstrumental trio Alpha Male Tea Party take things up a notch with superb third album
