Sarah Worsley

Articles by: Sarah Worsley

Leprous

Leprous and Coal: "We're big fans of Emperor!"

By Sarah Worsley published

How times change! Back in 2013 Leprous released their third album Coal. And this was their very first piece in Prog Magazine!

Panic Room

How Panic Room made their "dark and personal" third album SKIN

By Sarah Worsley published

In 2012 Anglo-Welsh prog quintet Panic Room signed to Esoteric Records and released third album SKIN

press shot of Order Of Voices

Order Of Voices: "Anyone who says they're original is lying"

By Sarah Worsley published

Sheffield quintet discover what happens when prog meets grunge…

black and white portrait of Ghost Community

Meet Ghost Community, prog's newest supergroup

By Sarah Worsley published

Five seasoned prog veterans came together to form Ghost Community, and long-awaited debut album Cycle Of Life has finally dropped

Last Flight To Pluto

Limelight: Last Flight To Pluto

By Sarah Worsley published

Catchy, Rush-influenced prog rock with more than a few surprises…

Nine Stones Close Leaves album artwork

Nine Stones Close - Leaves Album Releae

By Sarah Worsley published

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Compelling fourth release from the Anglo-Dutch outfit.

Being Human

By Sarah Worsley published

With a physicist and mathematician in the group, Thieves’ Kitchen do technical prog rock like no one else. So why are they fusing science with soul on new album The Clockwork Universe?

Limelight: Tom Slatter

By Sarah Worsley published

Prog’s capeless wizard talks about tea duelling, musicals and turning into a fish.

Limelight: Sebas Honing

By Sarah Worsley published

The young guitar whiz on making his own instruments and worshipping Mr Townsend.

"We all have different tastes, which is so important in order to make an album interesting or for us as musicians." How Threshold made For The Journey

By Sarah Worsley published

UK prog metallers Threshold released their tenth studio album, For The Journey, in 2014

Redrocks: Cosmic Dream

By Sarah Worsley published

French proggers’ delightful debut.

Holy Mountain: Earth Measures

By Sarah Worsley published

Like a prog Black Sabbath, without the cat fights.

Time's Up: Snow Queen

By Sarah Worsley published

Welsh proggers’ ‘resplendent and pensive’ second album.

The Soundtrack Of Our Lives: Throw It To The Universe

By Sarah Worsley published

TSOOL hope you enjoy their new direction... cos it’s their last.

Absolace: Fractals

By Sarah Worsley published

A record full of Middle Eastern promise.

Soul Secret: Closer To Daylight

By Sarah Worsley published

Fabulously flamboyant heaviness from Italy.

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