Welcome to Prog Limelight artist Hekla By Natasha Scharf Ghostly sounds from buzzy Berlin via the fjords of Iceland...
Kamelot – The Shadow Theory album review By Natasha Scharf Floridian power metal troupe Kamelot get cerebral with an ambitious concept on The Shadow Theory
What happens when goths grow up? By Natasha Scharf Bela Lugosi may still be dead but these bats haven’t left the bell tower… Being a goth isn’t just a Halloween thing!
10 ways to get your goth on for World Goth Day By Natasha Scharf May 22 is World Goth Day! But how will you celebrate the international day of all things gothic?
New Band Of The Week: Louise Lemón By Natasha Scharf Death-gospel is fast becoming 2018’s sound of the underground – and Louise Lemón could be its breakout star
Schattenmann - Licht An album review By Natasha Scharf Infectious German industrial metal with a hint of dark pop
Megaherz - Komet album review By Natasha Scharf Rammstein’s industrial contemporaries pack a weightier punch
Anna von Hausswolff - Dead Magic album review By Natasha Scharf Not yet rated Bright sounds from a dark heart
Why I love Anekdoten, by Black Moth's Federica Gialanze By Natasha Scharf When Black Moth’s guitarist Federica Gialanze discovered Anekdoten, she developed a passion for modern Swedish prog
Anette Olzon: "It’s hard to work your way up from the very bottom again" By Natasha Scharf Former Nightwish frontwoman Anette Olzon discusses her experiences in her new symphonic metal band The Dark Element
Space Rocks Launches With Lonely Robot And Tim Peake By Natasha Scharf John Mitchell’s Lonely Robot and British astronaut Tim Peake celebrate the great beyond at the inaugural Space Rocks in London this April.
Introducing The Dark Element, prog's newest supergroup By Natasha Scharf Introducing The Dark Element – a new project from Cain’s Offering guitarist Jani Liimatainen and former Nightwish vocalist Anette Olzon. Liimatainen tells Prog more…
The Infinite Three – Innocence album review By Natasha Scharf Not yet rated Unordinary tunes from British noisemakers.
Lazuli, Magenta and Moonparticle announced for Summer's End 2018 By Natasha Scharf Tim Bowness, Landmarq, Kaprekar's Constant, When Mary all on bill too...
Tarja: From Spirits And Ghosts (Novel For A Dark Christmas) comic book review By Natasha Scharf Not yet rated Peter Rogers and Conor Boyle's visual companion to a gothic yuletide.
Why I love John Wetton, by Pallbearer's Joseph D Rowland By Natasha Scharf The Pallbearer and Hosianna Mantra musician Joseph D Rowland pays tribute to John Wetton’s bass technique
Anathema at Shepherd's Bush Empire, London - live review By Natasha Scharf Not yet rated Anathema and Alcest bring the crowds
Why I love Dream Theater, by DragonForce's Herman Li By Natasha Scharf How DragonForce guitarist Herman Li discovered a love of prog at the height of grunge...
White Moth Black Butterfly on the joys of making "happy music" By Natasha Scharf How TesseracT’s Daniel Tompkins braved sadistic midges, toxic fumes and self-sacrifice to find atonement at the end of the rainbow with White Moth Black Butterfly
All around the world: Meet China's Re-Tros By Natasha Scharf Could one of China’s biggest bands break the wall with their UK debut? Meet multi-instrumentalist Hua Dong
Meet Mark Fisher, the man behind Limelight fanzine By Natasha Scharf From fanboy to founding editor – Mark Fisher remembers his time at XTC’s official mag
Steve Howe teams up with his son on new album Nexus By Natasha Scharf Yes guitar virtuoso Steve Howe teams up with his multi-instrumentalist son for new album Nexus: an album of cosmic proportions
For All We Know - Take Me Home album review By Natasha Scharf Not yet rated Within Temptation guitarist shows his melodic side with For All We Know
End Of Green - Void Estate album review By Natasha Scharf Germay’s veteran dark rockers wither in the light
Meet Laurent Goldstein, the man who's just made a film about Magma By Natasha Scharf Laurent Goldstein is a French prog fan turned filmmaker who’s just made his first music documentary, and it's about Magma!
