Latest articles by Rachel Mann
Mostly Autumn - Sight Of Day album review
Not yet ratedA new day dawns for the prog troopers
Kaprekar’s Constant - Fate Outsmarts Desire album review
Not yet ratedModern Brit prog at its boldest.
Gordon Giltrap & Paul Ward - The Last Of England album review
Not yet ratedA soundtrack for days past.
Kindred Spirit: folk with a progressive twist
Folk rock meets classical, with a scientific edge…
"I'm a fraud Mike Portnoy!" Bellerophon's shocking confessions
Old meets new for these ambitious, Kent-based prog fans.
Rog Patterson - Flightless album review
Not yet ratedReissue of folk-prog protest comes of age.
O.R.K. - Soul of an Octopus album review
Not yet ratedCrimson-affiliated supergroup deliver a behemoth of an album.
Enslaved - The Sleeping Gods – Thorn album review
Not yet ratedA collection of Enslaved rarities to wake Odin himself.
Marcela Bovio - Unprecedented album review
Not yet ratedSoaring chamber prog with a Latin twist from Gentle Storm collaborator Marcela Bovio.
The Dear Hunter - Act V: Hymns With The Devil In Confessional album review
Not yet ratedDevilish prog pop from American master The Dear Hunter
Irij - Culture Cura album review
Not yet ratedEx-Eluveitie goddess Irij creates visions of paradise
Freedom To Glide - Fall album review
Not yet ratedImpressive vision of war from prog debutantes Freedom To Glide
Thieves Kitchen: The Clockwork Universe
Not yet ratedComplex jazz-prog from Anglo-Swede collective.
JOHN LEES’ BARCLAY JAMES HARVEST: Legacy – Live at Shepherd’s Bush
Not yet ratedA chance to revisit BJH’s lasting legacy.
Fotheringay Live In Manchester
Not yet ratedProg folk legends return for a series of comeback shows.
IO Earth Live In Birmingham
Not yet ratedSpecial homecoming show for local lads (and lady!)
PENGUIN CAFE & CORNELIUS: Umbrella EP1
Not yet ratedJapanese collaboration adds to the Penguins’ beautiful plumage.
Rush: A Farewell To Kings/Hemispheres
Not yet ratedListen to the Rush genius as it was intended – on vinyl.
“Whoever portrayed this as being some kind of pretentious broomstick-up-your-ass music? It’s the most fun music in the world.” How The Tangent turned it up with A Spark In The Aether
Prog's prophet Andy Tillison tells the story of the band's eighth studio album A Spark In The Aether
The Enid: The Bridge
Not yet ratedGodfrey, Payne and band bridge the sublime and the beautiful.
