12 of the best books about prog for you to read By Grant Moon, Sid Smith, David West, Mike Barnes, Natasha Scharf, Rachel Mann, Joe Banks, Chris Roberts published 4 April 20 Want to catch up on some reading? Here are 12 of the best books about progressive music
Hawkwind - All Aboard The Skylark album review By Rachel Mann published 25 October 19 Not yet rated Fifty years celebrated with new grooves and a trip down memory lane...
Banco del Mutuo Soccorso: Transiberiana album review By Rachel Mann published 10 May 19 Not yet rated Italian masters make a triumphant return...
Welcome to Prog Limelight band The Pipe Brothers By Rachel Mann published 29 November 18 Family duo move from blues to prog with new project...
Tamarisk - Breaking The Chains album review By Rachel Mann published 26 February 18 Not yet rated Eighties time capsule packed with delights
IO Earth - Solitude album review By Rachel Mann published 24 February 18 Not yet rated Midlands prog masters enter darker territory
Auri - Auri album review By Rachel Mann published 23 February 18 Not yet rated Nightwishers explore Celtic dreams
Empire (ft Peter Banks & Sidney Foxx) – The Complete Recordings album review By Rachel Mann published 25 January 18 Not yet rated Peter Banks’ pioneering prog sound celebrated – the Empire strikes back.
The Flower Kings – A Kingdom Of Colours: The Complete Collection album review By Rachel Mann published 25 January 18 Not yet rated Vast, 10-disc retrospective from purveyors of true flower power.
Dandelion Charm – Riding The Flood EP album review By Rachel Mann published 22 January 18 Not yet rated Psych folk duo make soaring anthems.
Gleb Kolyadin – Gleb Kolyadin album review By Rachel Mann published 21 January 18 Not yet rated iamthemorning virtuoso revels in solo brilliance.
Tiger Moth Tales - The Depths Of Winter album review By Rachel Mann published 20 December 17 Not yet rated Pete Jones’ wintry tales bring comfort and joy
Echo Us - To Wake A Dream In Moving Water album review By Rachel Mann published 15 December 17 Not yet rated Ambient master explores Celtic grooves
Bill Grogan’s Goat - Third Eye album review By Rachel Mann published 15 December 17 Not yet rated Celtic-prog shenanigans from Motor City
John Wetton - Akustika – Live in Amerika & Akustika II Return to Amerika review By Rachel Mann published 14 November 17 Not yet rated A poignant encounter with a prog legend
Clive Nolan - King’s Ransom album review By Rachel Mann published 13 November 17 Not yet rated Pendragon man becomes musical theatre king
Limelight: Why is soundtrack composer Steve Gibbs moving over to prog? By Rachel Mann published 2 August 17 Steve Gibbs has made his name as a cinematic soundtrack composer, so why is he making a move into the world of prog?
Big Big Train - The Second Brightest Star album review By Rachel Mann published 21 July 17 Not yet rated Greg Spawton and Big Big Train dazzle with songs old and new
The Evil Usses - Amateur Pro Wrestling album review By Rachel Mann published 19 July 17 Not yet rated This wonderfully absurd four-piece from Bristol continue to fizz all over the shop
Simon Godfrey talks us through his new project Valdez By Rachel Mann published 27 June 17 You probably know him best for his work with Tinyfish and Shineback, but Simon Godfrey has a new project in the works: Valdez. Godfrey and bandmate Tom Hyatt discuss the band's future
Max Richter - Out Of The Dark Room album review By Rachel Mann published 23 June 17 Not yet rated Classical master sings Max Richter for the screen
Carolanne Pegg - Carolanne Pegg – Remastered Edition album review By Rachel Mann published 23 June 17 Not yet rated A lost folk prog masterwork from Carolanne Pegg rediscovered
Damanek - On Track album review By Rachel Mann published 19 May 17 Not yet rated Friends united for Guy Manning’s new project
Mostly Autumn - Sight Of Day album review By Rachel Mann published 13 April 17 Not yet rated A new day dawns for the prog troopers
Kaprekar’s Constant - Fate Outsmarts Desire album review By Rachel Mann published 13 March 17 Not yet rated Modern Brit prog at its boldest.
