Latest articles by Julian Marszalek
She went missing in 1937 during an attempt to fly round the world – now J Willgoose, Esq has used the material she left behind to bring her story back to life
Sixth album examines our final destination and demonstrates there’s no rule book for grieving
Astonished by the world of Allan Holdsworth and Bill Bruford in particular, he’s happy to explain how you’ll hear the supergroup in his own band’s material
Guitarist explains his love for Thom Yorke’s band and (almost) everything they’ve ever done
Being prepared and embracing deadlines have never been her strong suits – but when she developed a new approach for Love In Constant Spectacle, she was delighted with the results
Hard rock band leader explains how Tony MacAlpine influenced him when he wanted to develop his playing and Dream Theater wasn’t doing it for him
Old forms given new life for the modern age on Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats' fourth album
Young London modern prog rock trio black midi set out their stall with third album Hellfire
Psychedelic polymath draws a line under a recent difficult past with a personal form of ritual exorcism
He new album, produced by PJ Harvey collaborator John Parish, included sessions in a studio where Weaver felt the spirit of Hawkwind upon her
Stories From Time And Space marks the band’s first offworld work in years, after being mentioned in a book got them thinking of the cosmos again
Welsh band’s fifth outing illustrates their fierce intelligence and sense of humour as they kept moving forward
Bassist explains new wave outfit were massive Genesis fans when they started out – and he used to sing the whole of Foxtrot while working as a painter and decorator
Rap-rock drummer loved the idea of a band from the same area making it big – and that was before he realised the scale of their ambitions
Katharine Blake of Mediæval Bæbes and Michael J York Coil return with a cerebrally challenging and creepy collection that rewards the effort put into listening
Drummer appreciated krautrock heroes from his early days, along with King Crimson, ELP and others
Even superstars have to begin somewhere – and for the young David Bowie it was with a string of flop 1960s singles and a bizarre appearance on the BBC
The guitarist most associated with Daevid Allen’s band believes they launched a second wave of psychedelia with their 70s albums Flying Teapot, Angel’s Egg and You
Van der Graaf Generator lynchpin cites pop star’s motivation behind his new versions of In A Foreign Town and Out Of Water
After chart success as Sub Sub, the Mancunian trio transformed themselves into a defiant but optimistic guitar-driven band
An early onslaught in the US finds The Jimi Hendrix Experience establishing their credentials on Hollywood Bowl August 67
Steven Wilson adds an understated sheen to an album that’s weathered the decades well
How David Bowie became Ziggy Stardust and turned rock’n’roll on its head
Fresh from remixing a number of prog classics, production ace Stephen W Tayler takes centre stage with a new solo album and DVD that encompasses visuals as well as sound.
