Articles by: Malcolm Dome

Cover art for Triggerfinger - Colossus album

Triggerfinger - Colossus album review

By Malcolm Dome

Best yet from the Belgians

It's Prog, Jim, But Not As We Know It: The Chambers Brothers

By Malcolm Dome

Making the case for The Chambers Brothers - The Time Has Come's addition to the prog canon

The Prog Interview: Inside the mind of The Moody Blues frontman Justin Hayward

By Malcolm Dome

As frontman of The Moody Blues, Justin Hayward played a key role in reinventing the band’s sound and leading them to global success. We find out more about his life and career

A shot of Roxy music in their early days

My Prog Hero: Tom G Warrior on early Roxy Music

By Malcolm Dome

Would you believe that the Triptykon and former Celtic Frost frontman Tom G Warrior is mesmerised by early Roxy Music?

Edguy - Monuments album review

By Malcolm Dome

Canada’s hardcore crew return to wreck the senses

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After Forever: The Inside Story Of Black Sabbath’s Greatest Tour - review

By Malcolm Dome

A right Sabbath romp

Cover art for Barclay James Harvest - Octoberon album

Barclay James Harvest - Octoberon album review

By Malcolm Dome

One of BJH’s most enduring records

Prong at Camden Underworld, London - live review

By Malcolm Dome

Not yet rated

Full-on relentless joy

Cover art for Voodoo Six - Make Way For The King album

Voodoo Six - Make Way For The King album review

By Malcolm Dome

The Six return at their best

Cover art for Europe - The Final Countdown – Live At The Roundhouse album

Europe - The Final Countdown – Live At The Roundhouse album review

By Malcolm Dome

A celebration that works only partially

Korn give us the lowdown ahead of their UK dates

By Malcolm Dome

The metal heavyweights look forward to three UK shows

Tangerine Dream, L-R: Thorsten Quaeschning, Ulrich Schnauss, Hoshiko Yamane

Tangerine Dream: "All we ask is that fans listen with open minds"

By Malcolm Dome

On their latest album, Tangerine Dream rediscover their love of synths, explore quantum physics and take inspiration from Stranger Things. The remaining Dreamers tell Prog about moving on

Pye Hastings: "I worried whether doing a solo project was the right thing to do"

By Malcolm Dome

He may be known for a near 50-year career in Caravan, but Pye Hastings is now releasing his first proper solo album at the age of 70. Prog finds out why it took him so long...