Latest articles by Gary Mackenzie
The reissue, complete with Steven Wilson remixes, was the band’s chance to look back on what the band had liked about 1975 release, and what they hadn’t
Unhurried, dark and dreamy, their fifth album features smooth instrumentation and warm, yearning vocals
Twenty years into a career as one of British prog’s most prolific underground bands, The Tangent are focusing on long-form songs on their 12th album, Songs From The Hard Shoulder.
A completely solo work from beginning to end, 13th outing is an experiment that’s resulted in astounding triumph
Buying guide Prog? Art-rock? AOR? Pop? We don our capes and peer through the dry ice to guide you through the best Genesis albums
Spock’s Beard offshoot’s John Boegehold hates bonus CDs, which is one reason you’ll also find hints of older music on Spooky Action At A Distance
Classic and neo-prog meets classy pop-rock in lavish upgrade of 1994 original
American cinematic band’s second album is even more ambitious than their debut, and took years to bring together
The Light Of Ancient Mistakes continues into the abyss of human nature, with dark humour and an offer of hope, driven by singer Malcolm Galloway’s debilitating illness
Geoff Downes and Chris Braide return to their classic sound with fifth LP, which still carries the occasional nod to prog
Check out Moundrag, EBB, Cabiria, Wizrd and Shell Beach – five great new up and coming prog artists
New York alt-proggers head back to familiar territory on ninth album.
Ayreon's Arjen Lucassen teams up with Steve Vai and Nightwish's Floor Jansen on Star One's Revel In Time
Prog standard-bearers’ 14th album, released in the shadow of loss
Quantity and quality from Neal Morse’s merry band of proggers.
21st century prog-pop elegance from TesseracT’s Daniel Tompkins
Let these Swedes sink their musical claws in and you may not escape lightly.
Former It Bites frontman teams up with Luke Machin, Paul Brown and Peter Jones for top solo show
Steve Hackett's brother makes the most of pious acoustics
Mini-encyclopedia on The 100 Best Italian Progressive Records is a fascinating read
“None more black” instrumental saxophone metal from Ex-Eye
A testament to Pendragon’s legacy and staying power
More matrimonial machinations from the Swedish Vampirate
