Phil Ashcroft
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The seasoned American session stars changed tack after the success of their self-titled debut, inserting splashes of musical colour that became part of their unique style

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Buying guide Big in Japan and beloved at home, Harem Scarem are a triumph of passion and polish

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Not yet ratedProg royalty wows north Wales again

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Not yet ratedWelsh prog weekender returns for the fifth year

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Not yet ratedMike Rutherford and co roll up at one of Carlisle's plushest venues

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Not yet ratedFrost* and Kiama prog out in Yorkshire.

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With new album The Seasons Turn under his belt, former Galahad man Lee Abraham talks guest stars, giving up bass and getting into AOR

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Not yet ratedHeather Findlay rolls out her Mantra Vega set with support from Halo Blind and Sarah Dean.

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Almost 40 years since their classic debut, Canadian proggers FM are back with Transformation, an album so prog they reckon it's commercial suicide.

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Five prog bands that ventured into AOR and pop.

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After the highly acclaimed debut album from the Downes Braide Association, duo Chris Braide and Geoff Downes are back to tell us all about its follow-up, the hotly anticipated Suburban Ghosts.

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Not yet ratedJohn Lees' musical outing with Tin Spirits supporting.

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Not yet ratedRush are rolling back the years in Canada.

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Not yet ratedJohn Wetton's UK returns for their grand finale.

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After hitting Gold with debut album Toto, the US band changed musical direction for the prog-friendly second album Hydra
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