Latest articles by Chris Roberts
Mary Epworth - Elytral album review
Not yet ratedMary Epworth floats like a butterfly, stings like a bee
Marillion - Misplaced Childhood album review
The album that rebooted prog, now remastered, blossoms in adulthood
The Tangent - The Slow Rust Of Forgotten Machinery album review
World set to rights via the medium of prog
Getting to know Nad Sylvan, one of prog's most intriguing characters
He’s the theatrical singer who’s worked with plenty of prog royalty. Now Nad Sylvan is back with his second solo album proper, continuing the Gothic concept of the first
Blackfield at Islington Assembly Hall, London - live review
Not yet ratedSteven Wilson makes a surprise appearance at Aviv Geffen's Blackfield show
Colourbox - Music Of The Band (1982 – 1987) album review
Not yet ratedEighties innovators Colourbox celebrated by 2000 Turner Prize winner
The Last Dinosaur - The Nothing album review
Not yet ratedQuietly bold lo-fi album from The Last Dinosaur ponders mortality
Beside Bowie: The Mick Ronson Story review
Stars and family remember the platinum-haired Spider
Al Stewart at the Paladium, London - live review
Not yet ratedAl Stewart revisits Year Of The Cat at one of London's most famous theatres
Daniel O'Sullivan - Veld album review
Not yet ratedIncantations and idiosyncrasy from sonic speculator Daniel O'Sullivan
Mammút - Kinder Versions album review
Not yet ratedIceland delivers drama and personality again with Mammút
Royal Blood - How Did We Get So Dark? album review
Brighton bruisers return to reboot contemporary rock
Richard Barbieri at Hoxton Hall, London - live review
Not yet ratedAtmospheric solo show for former Japan and Porcupine Tree luminary
The Art Of Noise - In Visible Silence album review
Not yet ratedOnce state-of-the-art noise is remastered, with (literally) bells on
Status Quo - Reissues album review
Not yet ratedQuo crossing over from 70s boogie to 80s broad appeal
Review roundup - the best new art rock releases
Not yet ratedChris Roberts samples the new releases on the prog/rock boundary, including Robyn Hitchcock, Thurston Moore, Feist, Jah Wobble & The Invaders Of The Heart, Fader, and Sleep Party People
Bobby Kimball - We’re Not In Kansas Anymore album review
Former voice of Toto finds safe place like home
Steve Jansen - The Extinct Suite album review
Not yet ratedRarefied atmospheres from ex-Japan man
10cc at the Paladium, London - live review
Not yet ratedBoisterous set of all the hits from Stockport proggers
Jethro Tull - Songs From The Wood: 40th Anniversary Edition album review
Not yet ratedCountry life never sounded so vibrant: a reissue to rejoice in
The Creation - Creation Theory album review
A history of ‘the great lost pioneering psych PopArt act’, that’s stronger in the early chapters
Peter Hammill at Cafe Oto, London - live review
Not yet ratedVan der Graaf Generator's frontman brings the treats to this intimate show
