GRM

A moody, modern triumph from the overlooked London band.

The band’s original drummer gives their debut a neo lease of life.

Another modern prog tour de force from les frères Léonetti.

The 70s greats’ slight return in 2000.

Ironically titled two-handed tannery from the pop-turned-prog ace.

The cult psych-folk figure returns, with an entourage.

Two albums from the vaults of this late, great sax player.

The Police man’s quality, world-infused solo work from ’95.

The RIO band’s first two albums remastered and expanded.

The composer’s first, lovingly-curated retrospective.

The enduring proggers taking 2014 by the scruff of the neck.

Young Mumbai band’s opener comes full of Eastern promise.

Solid, low-key debut from the KingBathmat linchpin.

Two more mothers out again on vinyl...

The third of a trilogy, curated by some bloke called Jerry Ewing...

A rare solo sojourn for a fabled prog frontwoman.

Dazzling 1993 fusion set from the guitarist’s guitarist.

Bombastic debut from guitarist David Young’s West End troupe.

Extraordinary, haunting tour of The Big Smoke.

Two generations of prog on a magickal release.

The Yes man’s triumphant orchestral release from 1994.

Promising opener from Surrey’s talented instrumental trio.

Second outing from Billy Sherwood and pals.

Warm-hearted, golden-age symphonic work from these Italian survivors.

Finnish Prog Unsigned! contenders get their funk on.