Latest articles by Rich Wilson
Discipline mainman, Matthew Parmenter, has just released a new solo album, the stripped-back All Our Yesterdays. He tells Prog about how it was powered by procrastination, reveals the problem
Dust off your Walkman and get ready for Haken’s new 80s-inspired album Affinity. A compelling mix of 90125, the Transformers cartoon soundtrack and Toto, with just a touch of black metal, they
On their long-overdue second album All That You Fear Is Gone, Headspace sound bigger, better and bolder. “We all have very high expectations,” the prog supergroup tell us…
Led by two brothers, The Tea Club hail from the States and specialise in classic 70s prog sounds with a modern twist.
Revealing documentary charting last year’s gathering.
Fish bids farewell to 'Childhood' with support from Lazuli.
A stunning concert in a venue they were destined to play.
The alt-rock singer-songwriter, who recently joined Flying Colors, tells us all about the band’s new live release, and why he’s even putting his own group on hold to record a solo prog album.
Outstanding solo ‘debut’ from the Pineapple Thief-In-Chief.
On the eve of their new releases, Queensrÿche and Geoff Tate's Operation: Mindcrime talk to Prog about their bitter bust-up, and their current, forward-looking projects.
A new album and anthology show Sherwood’s natural flair.
Deluxe hardback celebrating this potent audio/visual alliance.
Forward-looking ninth from Brett Kull’s collective.
Welcome reissue for the sole album from Hackett ’n’ Howe’s supergroup.
The band tell Prog about triumph through adversity, the IO Earth Annual Extravaganza and their no-nonsense attitude to nose flute solos…
Four decades in and the Italian proggers still cut it.
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.
