Latest articles by Chris Roberts
Put a rock star under enough pressure and they’ll crumble or create diamonds. Producer Tony Visconti recalls his time in the studio with Marc Bolan and T.Rex, recording The Slider and Tanx
Second retrospective explores Steve Howe as team player
Limited edition ode to Arctic exploration rolls around again
Chris Roberts samples the new releases on the prog/rock boundary with The War On Drugs, Blancmonge, John Foxx & The Maths, John Sinclair, Wand, and David Palfreyman And Nicholas Pegg
A historic sonic eruption in a crucial Floyd crucible
Gentle orchestral suite steps out once more
A rare live show from Lonely Robot with support from Tilt and Kepler Ten
Mercury Rev team up with The Royal Northern Sinfonia for a night to remember in London
Former Marillion man’s deluxe solo reissue campaign gets turbot-charged
A rewarding retrospective: that’s what fiends are for
Disorientating whispers of the modern otherworld from The Focus Groop
Avant-garde archetype Ragnar Gripp still shimmers, four decades on
Karibow's epic concept album achieves the possible
Phil Collins' dismisses the naysayers on his unexpected comeback
Mary Epworth floats like a butterfly, stings like a bee
The album that rebooted prog, now remastered, blossoms in adulthood
World set to rights via the medium of prog
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
