Gazpacho - Soyuz album review By Chris McGarel Not yet rated Grand themes examined in a microcosm generate cosmic emotion
Temples On Mars at The Black Heart, London - live review By Chris McGarel Not yet rated The band formerly known as Agent relaunch themselves in Camden
Knifeworld at The Lexington, London - live review By Chris McGarel Not yet rated Knifeworld: plugged and unplugged
King Crimson - Sailor’s Tales 1970-1972 album review By Chris McGarel Not yet rated All aboard for this 27-disc round-up of In The Wake Of Poseidon, Lizard and Islands! Just watch out for sea-sickness, biscuit weevils and 30-plus versions of Groon.
Jane Weaver at Islington Assembly Hall, London - live review By Chris McGarel Not yet rated British singer-songwriter wows London with her sonic architecture
Deadly Circus Fire at The Black Heart, London - live review By Chris McGarel Not yet rated Deadly Circus Fire team up with Tacoma Narrows Bridge Disaster for charity fundraiser
Meet IT, the band bringing politics to prog By Chris McGarel London prog collective IT take aim at the London riots on new album We’re All In This Together
Meet Golden Caves: The Dutch band on a collision course between prog and pop By Chris McGarel Not prog, not pop: meet the Dutch fivepiece who "sit in the middle of two fanbases or two genres"
Ufomammut: "The two bands we all agree were great are The Beatles & Pink Floyd" By Chris McGarel Introducing Ufomammut, the Italian trio who specialise in psychedelic space rituals and progressive sludge
Maschine at the New Cross Inn, London - live review By Chris McGarel Not yet rated Maschine brave the wiles of south London
Magma - To Life, Death And Beyond, The Music Of Magma DVD review By Chris McGarel Not yet rated In thrall to the great French proggers, Magma – but missing some essentials
Voivod at The Underworld, London - live review By Chris McGarel Not yet rated Canadian prog metal pioneers Voivod wow a small but loyal following in Camden
Robert Ramsay: "I’m about as dangerous as a cheese sandwich" By Chris McGarel Robert Ramsay’s new album, Confound And Disturb, is about as aptly-named as they come. The Tinyfish/Shineback man reveals all...
Magenta at the Boston Music Rooms, London - live review By Chris McGarel Not yet rated A new-look Magenta welcome Alan Reed for a legendary evening
Plini at the Borderline, London - live review By Chris McGarel Not yet rated Australian guitar whizz teams up with Disperse and David Maxim Micic at headline London show
Voivod - Rrröööaaarrr/Killing Technology/ Dimension Hatröss album reviews By Chris McGarel Not yet rated Trio of albums that track the sci-fi obsessed thrashers’ evolution
Fish - The Moveable Feast: European Tour 2013-2015 album review By Chris McGarel Not yet rated Revisiting A Feast Of Consequences on the road…
Martin Barre: “Ian and I don't communicate – we've gone our separate ways" By Chris McGarel Martin Barre tells Prog about how he reacted to Ian Anderson retiring Jethro Tull, and how it rekindled his passion for new adventures
All hands on deck: Why Kylver are bringing back conceptual prog rock By Chris McGarel Kylver guitarist Jonny Scott meets Prog to talk Lovecraft, translating their music for the stage and the weighty concept of their new album
Introducing prog-punk pioneers Birdeatsbaby By Chris McGarel Punk meets prog, with added gospel choir and strings…
Cairo live review - Boston Music Rooms, London By Chris McGarel Not yet rated Rob Cottingham's new band Cairo touch down on international soils for the first time
Francis Dunnery live in London - review By Chris McGarel Not yet rated Geoff Banks memorial show sees a bevy of prog stars take to the stage
Sand - A Sleeper, Just Awake album review By Chris McGarel Not yet rated North Atlantic Oscillation man Sam Healy fires Sand's second album into orbit.
David Cross Band live review - The Lexington, London By Chris McGarel Not yet rated Former King Crimson man David Cross supported by ex-VdGG's David Jackson and Supertramp's Richard Palmer-James
Flux live review - Woodburner at Styx, London By Chris McGarel Not yet rated Eclectic sounds from London-based four-piece Flux
