Latest articles by Grant Moon
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...
Steve Hackett hails the Night Siren in the Welsh capital
Danny Bowes and co. know exactly what their fans want, and don’t fail to deliver in the Welsh capital at their biggest show of their current tour
The great and good of progressive music give us a glimpse into their prog worlds. This month, Dream Theater's Mike Portnoy
Recharged and reunited: the former Yes men return to the UK
Grant Moon rounds up some of the many other records passing under the Prog portcullis, from Kurt Rosenwinkel, LA Takedown, Revbjelde, Saltland, The Security Project and Big Walnuts Yonder
Solid, affecting modern classical work from the British pianist
The avant-gardistes’ ‘video album’ stretches boundaries and patience
Ahead of the Trinity 2 prog rock charity event in Leamington Spa this May, Prog chats with the organisers, Ghost Community’s Matt Cohen and Touchstone’s Paul ‘Moo’ Moorghen, to hear more
The great and good of progressive music spill the beans about the prog that means the most to them. This month, Ghost Community's bassist Matt Cohen
Personal tensions, the dark side of the media and the threat of terrorism: there are many topics covered in Alan Reed’s new solo release. Plus a whole horde of special guests...
French troubadour Arno Sojo makes an impression on album two.
Grant Moon rounds up some of the many other records passing under the Prog portcullis.
French collective channel Zappa, Stereolab and a roofied Tom Waits.
Threshold and Headspace frontman Damian Wilson shares his prog landmarks with us
With a long history and poignant new album Monument, Elements' Sander de Jong explains why he's got his eyes set on the future
The great and good of progressive music tell us about the prog that changed their lives. This month, Pendragon's Nick Barrett
Marillion take their FEARsome live show to Wales
Grant Moon rounds up some of the other records passing under Prog’s portcullis
Right album if you like hardcore Canterbury sounds
A new tech talent blows in from Pennsylvania…
