Latest articles by Phil Weller
Karnivool's live stream of Sound Awake reviewed
Australian progressive rock band Karnivool celebrate a decade of Sound Awake in style
Ihsahn - Telemark & Pharos live premiere review
Norwegian prog metaller Ihsahn premieres his recent Telemark and Pharos EPs in last night's live stream
Introducing Prospekt: "We have the right twists and turns at the right times"
Oxford prog metallers Prospekt are reborn and reshaped with new line-up and second album
Limelight: Orsome Welles introduce their metallic prog from Australia
Metallic and melodic prog making waves from Down Under
A Formal Horse: "We’re all smelly, longhaired rockers at heart"
Three singers and three EPs in and Southampton’s quirky four-piece A Formal Horse have found the perfect blend of ingredients for their hard rock meets nerdy prog cocktail
Bands tell us what to expect from this year's Be Prog! My Friend festival
British festivals, with an ever-looming fear of rain, can be a drag. Luckily the sun-kissed city of Barcelona offers Be Prog! My Friend, a unique and stunning prog festival
Trinity Live 2017 Preview: Lonely Robot
John Mitchell has a unique idea to guarantee you have a “rocking good day”.
Trinity Live 2017 Preview: Ghost Community
Matt Cohen reflects on 2014’s “magnificent” Trinity debut and looks forward to another big prog family reunion.
Trinity Live 2017 Preview: Kim Seviour
The former Touchstone singer will debut her new John Mitchell-produced solo material at this year's event
Trinity Live 2017 Preview: Dec Burke
The former Darwin's Radio and Frost* man talks about his solo performance at this year's charity prog event Trinity II
Method Men: Meet experimental instrumentalists The Parallax Method
The Parallax Method don’t shy away from wild experimentation and believe that some of the best ideas can come from mistakes. It’s no surprise, then, that they're starting to turn heads...
Trinity Live 2017 Preview: A Formal Horse
Southampton prog quartet A Formal Horse are set to play Trinity II on the back of new album Made In Chelsea...
The Record Company: Give It Back To You (Concord Records)
A new trio vying for Blackberry Smoke’s throne.
All Them Witches: Dying Surfer Meets His Maker
Psych-blues rockers whisk you away to a dreamlike state.
Is Facebook advertising worth it for your band?
With social media giant Facebook more insistent than ever on pages buying into their advertising platform, we look at whether or not it’s beneficial for underground bands with small budgets
Album Review: RICKY WARWICK
When Patsy Cline Was Crazy (And Guy Mitchell Sang The Blues) / Hearts On Trees (NUCLEAR BLAST RECORDS)
Ina Forsman Ina Forsman
How Amy Winehouse might have sounded had she discovered the major key.
Bluesbreakers: Graveyard
Gothenburg bluesmen set to break through with their best record yet
