Grant Moon

In 13 years, Snarky Puppy have grown from a cult progressive jazz unit at a Texas college into a Grammy-winning collective touring the world. Leader Michael League tells us more

It’s four long years since Lifesigns’ debut album earned them much acclaim and love on the prog circuit. We find out more about their crowdfunded follow‑up Cardington

Sel Balamir’s experimental band return with a Faust-inspired album – and a desire to have a hell of a good time

Nu proggers with an eye on Led Zep, it was hearing Bowie cry that showed them the way

Violinist Olivier Allard on Cydemind, the Montreal band taking prog metal and fiddling with it

The great and good of progressive music give us a tour of their prog worlds. This month, BTBAM's Dan Briggs

After debilitating health problems and a difficult fifth album, Robin Armstrong was wondering where to go next with Cosmograf. But today he’s fitter, happier and is back with a bang

Jane's Addiction's Perry Farrell and Dave Navarro interviewed in 2003, as they prepared for the release of their third album, Strays

The great and good of progressive music let us on their proggy pasts. This month, Pallas bassist Graeme Murray

John Mitchell’s Lonely Robot continue their musical exploration with second album The Big Dream. He chats to Prog about meeting his heroes, low self-esteem and his love for soundtracks

A boy named Goo and the soundtrack to his life...

The great and good of progressive music give us a glimpse into their prog worlds. This month, Dream Theater's Mike Portnoy