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Les proggeurs’ eighth album is intricate and engrossing.

Russian experimentalists’ third – does what is says on the cover.

The ex-Curved Air man’s first solo album for over 20 years.

Gong-affiliated squat-rockers tripping out in the capital.

Three years after he covered them, a wealth of stars cover him back.

A compelling collection of music from the electronic frontier.

‘An All-Star Tribute To Steve Miller Band’? Must be that Billy Sherwood...

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

The Lindisfarne lynchpin’s spiffing second solo outing.

First CD release for the flute star’s psychedelic 1970 album.

Experimental string rockers nearly outstay a very warm welcome.

Orchestral goodness that’s left of field and double of bubble.

The UK proggers’ very own Gettysburg Address...

The guitar great heads to Abbey Road for his Beatles tribute.

A minimal, melancholy work from the ex-Pain Of Salvation bassist.

Young Bristolians’ must-hear masterclass in instrumental prog.

Big stars make a big bang at this celestial festival.

The splintered prog metal band returns with a new singer.

High art from the Low Countries.

A graphic artist, a guitar visionary and guests galore.

All-star calling-card from talented Canadian fret-wrangler.

Second, superb airing for Phil Manley’s post-rock brainchild.

Excellent brace of remasters from these mid-70s shoulda-beens.

Their tenth album remixed, remastered, repackaged, and reappraised.

Rose-tinted rock from the hip East Coast guitarist.