Elbow: "we're prog rock without the solos" By Stephen Humphries published 2 March 22 Loved by many in the prog community, less so among purists, Guy Garvey talks about his love of prog and where Elbow fit in
Prog rock expert David Weigel takes us through his record collection By Stephen Humphries published 23 November 17 The politics reporter for The Washington Post and author of The Show That Never Ends: The Rise And Fall Of Prog Rock recalls getting turned on to Yes and getting turned down by Robert Fripp
Could Bent Knee's fourth album be the one to break them into the big time? By Stephen Humphries published 27 June 17 Boston’s Bent Knee are hoping album four will be the change needed to let them quit those day jobs. Prog talks to the six-piece about keeping their sense of humour, hard work and "wild boys"
Anderson Rabin Wakeman, live in Massachusetts By Stephen Humphries published 30 November 16 Not yet rated The former Yes men reunite for an evening of classic hits
John Wesley - a way you’ll never be album review By Stephen Humphries published 26 September 16 Not yet rated Former Portcupine Tree sideman John Wesley flares up on hard rock opus.
Toni Childs' The Woman's Boat - it's prog, Jim, but not as we know it By Stephen Humphries published 23 September 16 Just how prog was Toni Childs' 1994 album?
Burnt Belief - Emergent album review By Stephen Humphries published 22 September 16 Not yet rated A special relationship between UK and USA musicians in Burnt Belief
Yes live review - Massachusetts By Stephen Humphries published 18 August 16 Not yet rated Yes prove they're still roadworthy as Asia's Jay Schellen is the latest addition to their ever-changing line-up
The Pineapple Thief - Your Wilderness album review By Stephen Humphries published 15 July 16 Not yet rated Thieves steal Gavin Harrison for return-to-prog record.
Everything you need to know about Cuneiform Records By Stephen Humphries published 16 June 16 Just what is the experimental music label Cuneiform all about?
Roach motels and Bill Bruford: Welcome to Bent Knee's crazy world By Stephen Humphries published 16 June 16 Boston-based sextet Bent Knee may not have set out to be strictly prog, but the Berklee College alumni have a fan in Bill Bruford and make an adventurous and unusual potion of sounds - whether
From 80s music to jungle life, welcome to the world of Shearwater By Stephen Humphries published 26 February 16 When he’s not researching feathered creatures in far-off jungles, Jonathan Meiburg fronts folky psych rockers Shearwater. And their ninth album is out now...
Perfect Beings Discover Themselves On Their Second Album By Stephen Humphries published 6 October 15 Perfect Beings were created by chance after a long road paved with writing pop songs and sleeping in sailboats. But now, the Prog Award-nominated five-piece have found their feet...
Live: Robert Plant & The Sensational Space Shifters By Stephen Humphries published 2 October 15 Not yet rated Veteran wows with Zeppelin and his roar.
Limelight: Rian Adkinson By Stephen Humphries published 26 June 15 Atlanta auteur records progressive pop album amid tornados and traumatic memories.
Klone: Here Comes The Sun By Stephen Humphries published 22 May 15 Not yet rated French band let their prog side shine on album six.
Close Encounters Of The Trio Kind By Stephen Humphries published 30 January 15 Not yet rated Mind-Belewing show from other-worldly guitarist!
It's Prog Jim, But Not As We Know It: Flying Lotus By Stephen Humphries published 30 January 15 FLYING LOTUS: YOU’RE DEAD! (Warp, 2014)
My Prog Hero: Joe Bonamassa By Stephen Humphries published 28 October 14 Inspiring the wider music world
