Latest articles by David Keevil
These folk proggers deal in history, mathematics and Van der Graaf worship
The extreme Norwegians showcase their progressive sounds via a varied setlist.
Norwegian musicians prepare to step out of the shadows.
Melding many inspirations to make their technical, textured music, from myths and legends to personal tragedy, the Australian proggers muse the secrets of their success.
David Elliott and James Allen treat the acts on their independent prog record label like their extended family.
With a full band for the first time, Spanish prog rock’s astral traveller Jordi Ruiz is exploring new galaxies of sound on Exxasens’ latest studio album, Back To Earth.
Founders Stephen Lambe and Huw Lloyd-Jones remain modest about the UK’s longest-running prog fest.
Chicago post-metallers make some serious noise at the Scala.
Now in its 18th year, David Robinson’s label is going from strength to strength. And it all started with his directories.
Dutchmen Monomyth head up this Monday night showcase in Camden.
A quartet of up-and-coming bands bring something a little different to popular metal venue.
Far-out psychedelia and songs about supermarkets: say hello to these furry madcaps.
Flying the flag, Stacy Doller’s weekly radio show Prog Britannia celebrates the best from our fair isle.
