Ultravox: more prog than new romantic? By Chris Roberts The Midge Ure-fronted Ultravox may have been 80s chart regulars but their sound owed more to prog and Krautrock than 80s pop
Earl Slick lets his fingers do the talking on Fist Full Of Devils By Chris Roberts Out now: Guitar legend Earl Slick plays blues with feeling on Fist Full Of Devils, his first solo album for 18 years
Imogen Heap's soundtrack to Harry Potter And The Cursed Child is a hidden prog gem! By Chris Roberts Why hasn’t the world noticed how blatantly and blissfully prog Imogen Heap’s Harry Potter soundtrack is?
Jon Anderson - Animation album review By Chris Roberts Not yet rated Jon Anderson’s electronic 80s epiphany rarely stops moving
Field Music - Flat White Moon review By Chris Roberts Not yet rated Superbly astute art poppers shine again.
Finding Wildflowers is a mellow snapshot of a maturing Tom Petty By Chris Roberts Tom Petty's Finding Wildflowers (Alternate Versions) is a bouquet picked of versions which strayed from the path
The Anchoress - The Art Of Losing review By Chris Roberts Not yet rated Art-pop chameleon Catherine Anne Davies hits the (wuthering) heights on luminous, literary second album. Existential torment has never sounded so alluring…
Transatlantic's The Absolute Universe: not one technically flawless concept album, but two By Chris Roberts Acclaimed proggers Transatlantic go for broke on fifth album The Absolute Universe
How Peter Gabriel ditched the masks and made the album that changed his life By Chris Roberts Cooped up inside success, Peter Gabriel walked out of the Genesis machinery and into a brand new, mumble-free dawn
10 examples of the supernatural genius of Jaco Pastorius By Chris Roberts We investigate the career highlights of Jaco Pastorius, bass player extraordinaire
Jon Anderson - Song Of Seven: Remastered And Expanded review By Chris Roberts Not yet rated Yes man’s second solo album remains infectiously joyful.
Elton John goes crate digging in his own vaults on Jewel Box and strikes gold By Chris Roberts In-depth catalogue sweep Jewell Box reveals young Elton John’s insatiable appetite
HIM’s Greatest Lovesongs Vol. 666: the birth of goth metal’s new superstars By Chris Roberts Few knew Finnish goth metal upstarts HIM when they put out debut album, Greatest Lovesongs Vol. 666. That was about to change…
Jakko M Jakszyk - Secrets & Lies review By Chris Roberts Not yet rated Solid solo outing for Crimson torch-carrier.
Fish's Weltschmerz: ending on a note of beautiful melancholy By Chris Roberts Fish signs off with imposing swansong Weltschmerz before retiring to become a writer
Rick Wakeman - The Red Planet review By Chris Roberts Not yet rated The Caped Crusader parks the wisecracks and ivory-tinkling covers on Earth and teams up with The English Rock Ensemble for a long-overdue journey back to prog’s extra-terrestrial realms.
Steve Howe - Love Is review By Chris Roberts Not yet rated The evergreen Yes guitarist uncouples from the mothership to drift through ever-shifting landscapes, both internal and external, on his first solo album in nine years.
Be-Bop Deluxe - Axe Victim: Expanded And Remastered Edition Review By Chris Roberts Not yet rated Four-disc box set honours a neglected glam nearly-was.
Peter Gabriel's Rated PG: in which Peter Gabriel sings to a pig, and more By Chris Roberts Rated PG is a slightly arbitrary compilation of Peter Gabriel songs used in films
Jason Isbell And the 400 Unit: Reunions - charging a tired format with passion and perception By Chris Roberts Saviour of alt.country Jason Isbell is in fine form on Reunions, solo album number seven
12 of the best books about prog for you to read By Grant Moon, Sid Smith, David West, Mike Barnes, Natasha Scharf, Rachel Mann, Joe Banks, Chris Roberts Want to catch up on some reading? Here are 12 of the best books about progressive music
The story of Phil Collins' first show as the lead singer of Genesis By Chris Roberts How “the guy-next-door” drummer Phil Collins saved the day after Peter Gabriel left
The 40 greatest Yes songs ever By Jerry Ewing, Grant Moon, Chris Roberts, Johnny Sharp, David West In Prog Magazine's biggest ever reader vote, you chose your favourite ever Yes songs
Spirit interview: "We were one of the first progressive bands" By Chris Roberts Bass player Mark Andes looks back on the career Randy California and his intrepid band
Mark Hollis - A life in music By Chris Roberts A look at the career of the late Talk Talk frontman who died in 2019...
