Latest articles by Grant Moon
Bruce Soord: "I heard The Alan Parsons Project and my life changed"
The great and good of progressive music give us a glimpse into their prog worlds – this month, the Pineapple Thief's Bruce Soord is up...
Jean-Michel Jarre live in Cardiff - review
Not yet ratedJean-Michel Jarre reaches new sonic heights in the Welsh capital
Syd Arthur: from Canterbury to LA
Syd Arthur have made a name for themselves recently: they’ve won a Prog Award, toured with big names and have a certain connection with Kate Bush. Now they're back with their fourth album.
An Endless Sporadic - Magic Machine album review
Not yet ratedZach Kamin’s guest-strewn second album more than does the trick.
Philip Clemo - Dream Maps album review
Not yet ratedPhilip Clemo gets close to the edges on his extraordinary sixth album.
Robert Glasper Experiment - ArtScience album review
Not yet ratedClassy jazz crossover from the award-laden music maven Robert Glasper.
Review roundup - this month's best new progressive music releases
Not yet ratedGrant Moon rounds up the latest progressive music releases from Tilted Axes, Tim Muddiman And The Strange, Cairo, Savoy Motel and Mild High Club
Interview: David Coverdale answers life biggest questions
Does David Coverdale believe in God? What advice would David Coverdale offer his younger self? Whitesnake and former Deep Purple legend David Coverdale has the answers
The Six-string Interrogation: Richie Kotzen
Former Poison and Mr Big guitarist and current Winery Dog Richie Kotzen remembers playing Purple Haze badly, and reveals how to handle being intoxicated when you really shouldn't be
Steel Panther guitarist Satchel's top 5 hair metal guitar solos
Steel Panther axe-wielder Satchel (aka top session guy and former teacher at the Guitar Institute Of Technology) picks his favourite hair metal guitar solos
Joe Bonamassa: the guitar solos that changed my life
The blues man on the six-string heroes that made him the man he is
Alter Bridge - The Last Hero album review
No songs about cars and girls, with Tremonti and co. at their most earnest and political yet
Saga's Michael Sadler: "I try to be a mix of Peter Gabriel and Freddie Mercury"
The great and good of progressive music give us a glimpse into their prog worlds. This month: Michael Sadler from Saga
Steven Wilson: I Can't Emphasise How Much I Learned Working With King Crimson
How combining jazz and classical influences, an enduring love of King Crimson and a little help from Steve Hackett helped Steven Wilson create Grace For Drowning
Todd Rundgren - An Evening With Todd Rundgren: Live At Ridgefield DVD review
Not yet ratedHello, it’s him - Todd Rundgren's live DVD gets a viewing
Justin Hayward live review - St David's Hall, Cardiff
Not yet ratedThe Moody Blues Justin Hayward goes solo in Wales
Russ ‘Satchel’ Parrish - The 10 Records That Changed My Life
Steel Panther's guitarist Satchel shares ten extraordinary albums, reveals why the band are about to become a trio, and makes a joke about Ayn Rand
Inside the mind of the guitarist: Joe Satriani
Joe Satriani reveals why some singers are worse than others, names the most underrated guitarist in history, and admits to wearing some extraordinarily silly shirts
Richie Kotzen - The 10 Records That Changed My Life
Guitar wiz Richie Kotzen — session gun and shredder extraordinaire — picks the 10 albums that shaped his career as a musician
Animals As Leaders live review - The Globe, Cardiff
Not yet ratedPlini and Intervals support the technical post-rockers in Wales.
Meet TTNG: the band so technical they've got songs in 22½/8
Impressively technical Oxford band reinventing prog and making waves Stateside
Erik Norlander - Surreal album review
Not yet ratedThe veteran keyboardist Erik Norlander’s accomplished new solo work
Korean post-rockers Jambinai are putting the Seoul back into prog
The first Korean band ever to appear in Prog Magazine, Jambinai discuss life in Korea's lonely prog scene and new album Hermitage
