Johnny Sharp

Prog behemoth’s last hurrahs

London punks’ radio recordings and live set

Synth soundtrack pioneers return, tearing up the script

London stoners’ unpretentious debut hits the spot

Prog-gone-soft quartet’s airbrushed 1978 set still has its charms

Piano-bashing Philly rebels rally the troops

Australian psychedelicists return – in search of space

Ex-Beardfish/Big Big Train man’s second solo set.

Brighton math proggers’ tightly packed debut, guided by Syd Arthur’s Joel and Raven

Glasgow sextet channel Canterbury, CA and Caledonia with unorthodox character

Sardonic Londoners continue the UK punk renaissance

Denver trio’s reassuringly old-fashioned debut

Mysterious Swedes make a hell of a debut

Aussie post-rock instrumentalists’ art house cinematic third.

Swedes’ conceptually suspect, musically robust third album.

Swedish trio’s fourth album of groovy garage rock

Gilmour-produced mid-70s albums that influenced solo ‘Dave’.

Southern rockers bring acoustics, electrics and raw emotional honesty, but no banjos as yet, to their two-set show on the south coast

Deep South noise rock trio’s legendary concept album repackaged.

Jazz-flecked Norwegian psychedelia from 1967 revisited.

Prolific ex-Synaesthesia folk follow debut album with new tracks.

Post-rock foursome continue their journey into soundscapes.