Latest articles by Philip Wilding
Marillion return for another weekender, this time with Panic Room and iamthemorning in tow
Recently re-formed funk-rockers show they’re more than just a great memory
The band that put the ‘super’ back in supergroup
A family tragedy fuelled the creative fires behind Mastodon’s seventh album Emperor Of Sand. Prog meets the band to discuss their proggiest release since Crack The Skye
All Neal Morse, all the time.
A welcome reappearance for the pop-proggers’ hard-to-find live album.
The Mute Gods’ second album watches the world burn
Rock’n’roll’s nearly man’s golden years
Having come back strongly in 2015 with Wonder Days, new album Rip It Up sees Thunder raise the bar even higher. Danny Bowes explains how they managed to do just that…
Canadian trio aim for the Stooges, end up with Jet
Mastodon take on the £50 record store challenge
Everything you wanted to know about Frank Zappa but were afraid to ask
Triple-disc reissue of one of Fish’s overlooked gems.
Ethereal, uplifting second album from New Jersey band.
Travel (and collaboration) broadens the mind of former Genesis man. “This might well be the best album I’ve done,” he says…
Odds-and-sods compilation of Rod hits and obscurities, and covers of Rod
Film director, horror nerd, shock rocker, movie buff, rock and roll showman. Hammer travelled to the west coast to witness Rob Zombie (and Alice Cooper) in full gory flight...
Double disc live set from band’s acclaimed Kings Place shows
Instrumental concept set at the bottom of the deep blue sea
