Mike Barnes

The first two solo albums – with substantial extras – by Hi T Moonweed.

Beguiling and minimal eleventh album by the long-serving Faust collaborators.

Song cycle about creation and destruction myths from former Emeralds man

The Oklahoman adventurers are back. And Miley Cyrus guests

The group’s first album with new guitarist Andrew ‘Spud’ Sinclair

The third instalment of the electronic trilogy that dates back to 1977

When Kerouac and electronic art-funk-pop collide, remixed by King Crimson's Robert Fripp and Steven Wilson…

A surging fourth LP from Syd Arthur who step out from Canterbury to California.

The recently-reformed Gryphon head back on the road

Fourth album by the chamber ensemble, well worth the five-year wait

Los Angeles-based composer and multi-instrumentalist Jherek Bischoff plumbs Eno-like depths

A four-track classical round-up from Crimson composer Andrew Keeling.

Second chapter in multi-instrumentalist Robert Reed’s Oldfield Variations.

Inaugural release by the duo of David Tibet and Youth.

The ex-King Crimson violinist’s most powerful band album to date.

Crimson violinist David Cross and Dubh Chapter keysman Sean Quinn create a rarefied atmosphere.

The hyperactive Geelong septet’s fourth LP in 18 months.

Songs from the Wood, remastered and expanded.

Prog reviews This Is Not This Heat live in London.

The psych-folk quartet’s debut album.

Deluxe four-disc edition of the guitarist’s 1978 solo album.

Masterful manipulation of an astonishing improvised set.