Latest articles by Rich Wilson
With Symphony X's future somewhat uncertain, guitarist Michael Romeo decided to launch a solo career
The story of how young UK prog rockers Maschine evolved from Concrete Lake, with a bit of help from The Tangent
Nick Barrett's always chosen to do thing his way with Pendragon. Here he tells the story of battling back against being ion tour when Covid struck...
Singer Russell Allen and guitarist Michael Romeo talk us through Symphony X's eighth studio album Iconoclast
Yes' 90125, the Transformers cartoon soundtrack and Toto were just some of the influences for Haken's 2016 album Infinty
Diving For Pearls' self-titled debut album might be the greatest melodic rock album you've never heard - so where did it all go wrong?
Damian Wilson and Adam Wakeman tell Prog the story of the band's second, and thus far latest album, 2016's All That You Fear Is Gone
What happened when a member of Big Big Train, NMB and Haken joined forces for an album
Following the success of his sprawling 2020 Ayreon Transitus album, Arjen Lucassen decided to dust off his Star One supergroup for a third album
Blackfield's Avivi Geffen opens up on how being on the scene pf the assassination of former Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin still affects his music
In 2021, Riverside's Mariusz Duda looked inwards to release Claustrophobic Universe - the second of his lockdown trilogy. He discusses the Vangelis and Tangerine Dream tapes that inspired his minimalist electronic instrumentals
In 2020, Sons Of Apollo’s keysman Derek Sherinian regrouped with Protocol’s Simon Phillips for The Phoenix. Here he discusses working with Phillips, playing from the heart and that time he jammed with Eddie Van Halen
Steve Hackett discusses the making of his 27th studio album Surrender Of Silence
Fish talks us through the terror of almost losing his voice and how he drew inspiration from both his grandfather's WWI experiences for the personal A Feast Of Consequences
Marillion frontman Steve Hogarth talks us through their 2016 album F.E.A.R.
Tim Bowness sits down with prog to discusses the creation of his third solo album Stupid Things That Mean The World
Veteran prog-metallers Dream Theater are finally back hitting UK stages this month
Meet Camel, the long-running cult band from Guildford with a passion for wonderfully indulgent, jazz-tinged progressive rock
The guitar guru ponders 30 years with Dream Theater, that fractious split with drummer Mike Portnoy, and how life is always better with good food, good wine and a set of barbells.
When heavy metal jumped into bed with prog rock, it looked like a one-night stand. Instead it resulted in a long-standing love affair
How the neo-proggers made their 1985 second full-length album The Wake
