Articles by: Malcolm Dome

Cover art for After Forever: The Inside Story Of Black Sabbath’s Greatest Tour

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

By Malcolm Dome

A right Sabbath romp

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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

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Full-on relentless joy

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Voodoo Six - Make Way For The King album review

By Malcolm Dome

The Six return at their best

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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...

Metal Church at The Underworld, London - live review

By Malcolm Dome

The Gospel - live

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Marzi Montazeri Feat. Tim ‘Ripper’ Owens - The Uprising album review

By Malcolm Dome

Small Mercies - New Blood

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Byzantine - The Cicada Tree album review

By Malcolm Dome

Groove metal firepower from West Virginia veterans

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Quiet Riot - Road Rage album review

By Malcolm Dome

Second time lucky

Paradise Lost - One Second album review

By Malcolm Dome

When the Lost went goth

It's Prog, Jim, But Not As We Know It: Necromandus

By Malcolm Dome

Arguing that Necromandus' album Orexis Of Death counts as prog

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Rhapsody Of Fire - Legendary Years album review

By Malcolm Dome

Italy’s power metal mavens revisit a past life

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Deep Purple - Infinite album review

By Malcolm Dome

Prog metal excursions from the Purple pros

Yes - Close To The Edge: How Yes’ Masterpiece Defined Prog Rock book cover

Yes - Close To The Edge: How Yes’ Masterpiece Defined Prog Rock book review

By Malcolm Dome

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Will Romano's exhaustive, well-presented insight of Yes’ 1972 opus

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Plasmatics Live! Rod Swenson’s Lost Tapes 1978-81 review

By Malcolm Dome

Rare footage of a truly remarkable band

Cover art for Uriah Heep - Uriah Heep Live album

Uriah Heep - Uriah Heep Live album review

By Malcolm Dome

Double-live classic now back on vinyl

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Michael Monroe - The Best album review

By Malcolm Dome

Thirty years of Monroe mania

Roger Hodgson singing with his keyboard live

Roger Hodgson at the Royal Albert Hall - live review

By Malcolm Dome

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Supertramp founder picks the classics to please this crowd

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The Birthday Massacre - Under Your Spell album review

By Malcolm Dome

Alluring mix of electronica and metal

1987: The year hard rock struck back

By Brian Boyd, Malcolm Dome, Dave Everley, Ian Fortnam, Polly Glass, Rob Hughes, Hugh Fielder, Dave Ling, Sian Llewellyn, Luke Morton, Paul Rees, Mick Wall, Henry Yates