Latest articles by David West
Threshold unveiled their returning vocalist GlynnMorgan for 2017's double concept album Legends Of The Shires. Here they tell the album's story
Voyager's Fearless In Love: They may not have won Eurovision, but the Australian keytar kings (and queen) have delivered the feelgood sound of the summer
The classic studio albums by Black Sabbath, Neil Young, AC/DC, Judas Priest and more that aren’t on the world’s biggest streaming service
After Mike Portnoy left Dream Theater few people thought they'd see prog supergroup Liquid Tension Experiment again. But in 2021 that's exactly what happened!
From BTBAM to Iamthemorning, prog musicians tell us what they love about Tool
Tool bassist Justin Chancellor looks back on the making of the band's 2001 release Lateralus: the album that proved progressive music could resonate with the public.
Tim Bowness examines the changing nature of the music industry and popular culture through his fictional rock star who has fallen from grace
The Absolute Universe was Transatlantic's first studio album for seven years. And it might also be their last. This is the story...
Canadian maverick swaps heavy riffs for synths and strings
Mostly Autumn's Bryan Josh and Olivia Sparnenn-Josh reveal how the emotional and personal challenges of the pandemic led to the creation of their 2021 album, Graveyard Star
Sweet 16 for prog metal pioneers.
Prog sat down with multi-instrumentalist Rachel Flowers to talk about her fourth solo album Bigger On The Inside
“Why has it got to be so loud?"
A trainspotter's guide to Pink Floyd
“I wouldn’t say it was comfortable," says Neal Morse of having to create his 11th solo album under lockdown...
The O’Keefe Music Foundation is training the rock stars of the future - as this brilliant video proves!
It also featured Bill Bruford and Steve Howe taking part in an excruciating interview
Gavin Harrison puts his stamp on PT’s early catalogue.
From epic prog metal to unhinged jazz-rock mayhem, these are Tool drummer Danny Carey’s 10 greatest performances
Prog metal visionaries rise above loss and grief to deliver an emotional yet dazzling comeback album.
Norwegian art rock acrobats unveil their boldest, most heartfelt creation to date.
As Wobbler emerge from the murky depths of the human psyche with Dwellers Of The Deep, the Norwegian band talk to Prog about not searching for perfection, why we’re all both gods and monsters, and mastering the art of knowing when to stop
Jucifer’s Gazelle Amber Valentine on inspiring Darius Marder’s Sound Of Metal, the realities of living on the road, and why they haven’t watched the film
