Billy Sherwood: Divided By One/Collection By Rich Wilson Not yet rated A new album and anthology show Sherwood’s natural flair.
Echolyn: I Heard You Listening By Rich Wilson Not yet rated Forward-looking ninth from Brett Kull’s collective.
The Prog Interview: John Petrucci By Rich Wilson 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.
GTR: GTR By Rich Wilson Not yet rated Welcome reissue for the sole album from Hackett ’n’ Howe’s supergroup.
IO Earth: A Brave New World By Rich Wilson The band tell Prog about triumph through adversity, the IO Earth Annual Extravaganza and their no-nonsense attitude to nose flute solos…
Delirium: L'Era Della Menzogna By Rich Wilson Not yet rated Four decades in and the Italian proggers still cut it.
Chris Squire: Starship Trooper By Rich Wilson As close friends and bandmates, Alan White knew Chris Squire better than most. He reflects on over four decades of making music together, and looks ahead to what the future now holds for Yes.
Not A Good Sign: From A Distance By Rich Wilson Not yet rated Defiantly retrogressive Italians hit the mark.
Tim Bowness: Electric Teenage Dreamer By Rich Wilson Tim Bowness has stamped his solo identity over new album Stupid Things That Mean The World. He tells Prog about working with Peter Hammill and dealing with pressure.
Keepers Brew: Astroblade By Rich Wilson Not yet rated Long-fermented solo album from former Ozrics man.
Shardborne: Living Bridges By Rich Wilson Not yet rated Incisive instrumental debut LP from Irish prog metallers.
The Aristocrats: Tres Caballeros By Rich Wilson Not yet rated Third album from the trio who put fun into fusion.
Limelight: Magic Pie By Rich Wilson Can these Norwegian prog rockers break free of the shackles of their homeland?
Steven Wilson Live in Manchester By Rich Wilson Not yet rated In memoriam: Steven Wilson's latest audio-visual extravaganza.
Steve Howe: Anthology By Rich Wilson Not yet rated Fine retrospective of the Yes man’s prolific solo catalogue.
Heights: Phantasia On The High Processions Of Sun, Moon And Countless By Rich Wilson Not yet rated Plucky, cosmic band get it out of their (solar) system.
AudioPlastik: And Then There Were Three By Rich Wilson It’s been a long time coming, but Audioplastik are finally releasing their debut album after line-up changes aplenty.
Anathema live in Liverpool By Rich Wilson Not yet rated Anna Phoebe joins Liverpool band for their spectacular home show.
Zu: Cortar Todo By Rich Wilson Not yet rated Two decades in, these Italians are as perplexing as ever.
