Gary Mackenzie
Gary has contributed reviews and news features for Prog Magazine for over a decade now. A fan of prog and heavy rock since childhood, his main areas of interest are classic and symphonic prog, prog-metal and modern acts bringing in fresh influences to the genre. He has a professional background in youth and community work, he teaches drum kit in schools and is a working musician. Gary was the drummer in semi-legendary NWOBHM band Praying Mantis for a couple of years and has been a member of indie-prog-pop-art-rock combo The Mighty Handful for more than twenty years. He loves cats and skiing, and has a Blue Peter badge.
Latest articles by Gary Mackenzie

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Not yet ratedFolky clan celebrates life and the other-worldly.

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Not yet ratedRed Bazar and The Dec Burke Band support Peter Jones' project in London

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Not yet rateddUg Pinnick’s astute American power trio reaps as it sows.

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Not yet ratedTouchstone make a welcome return to London with support from Heather Findlay

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Not yet ratedAn eclectic lineup descends on London

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Not yet ratedIntense Swedish proggers hit Shepherd's Bush Empire

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Not yet ratedIntimate gig with prog rock royalty, in a pub back room in London

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Not yet ratedThoughtful aching reflections from ex-Genesis singer Ray Wilson

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Not yet ratedThese Crimson Kings continue to confound and surpass expectations

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Not yet ratedEpica's latest is big and it’s clever.

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Not yet ratedEleven years and still going strong - Night Of The Prog returns to Loreley Amphitheatre

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Not yet ratedNeal Morse raises his hands to the heavens once more.

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Not yet ratedYoung Canterbury proggers get involved with Bushstock.

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Not yet ratedSpleen venting never sounded so mellifluous.

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Not yet ratedThese spirits carry on…

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Not yet ratedJonas Reingold's side- project Karmakanic can see your planet from here…

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Not yet ratedAWOOGA and Schemata Theory join Deadly Circus Fire in Camden

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Not yet ratedMoon Safari team up with Peter Jones' Tiger Moth Tales in London

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Not yet ratedJem Godfrey and band rocket back into the prog firmament as Frost*.

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Not yet ratedAre Lyrian foolish knaves or wise fools?

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Not yet ratedProg reviews The Gift live.

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Not yet ratedSeasoned prog from Andrew Laitres’ accomplished outfit.

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Not yet ratedConsidered reflections on bygone sounds and times.
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