Stackridge 50th anniversary box set to be released
51-track collection Stackridge 50: Recordings 1971-2021 will be released in October
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Novena release cover of Billie Eilish's Bury A Friend
Young British prog sextet Novena announce new EP and London live show
Summer's End release times and covid protocols for this year's event
Cosmograf, The Enid and The Moulettes headline this year's Summer's End Festival
The Omnific release slaptastic video for new single Fountainhead
Dual bass prog trio The Omnific will release their new album Escapades in October
The Pineapple Thief release rocking live video of Wretched Soul
The Pineapple Thief will multi-format release for their Nothing But The Truth streaming event in October
Ozric Tentacles premieres new music for extended reissue Space For The Earth
Ozric Tentacles will release a new two-disc reissue of last year's Space For The Earth album
Rush’s Geddy Lee is writing an epic, emotional memoir for publication in 2022
HarperCollins will release Rush vocalist/bassist Geddy Lee’s autobiography in autumn 2022
Dream Theater launch video for epic Invisible Monsters single
Invisible Monsters comes from Dream Theater's upcoming album A View From The Top Of The World
Magma announce rare UK shows for 2022
French Zeuhl masters Magma announce shows for London and Manchester
Marillion reveal song titles for new album An Hour Before It's Dark
UK prog rockers Marillion will release their latest studio album An Hour Before It's Dark early in 2022
Gong release live video of Radio Gnome Invisible
Gong will release a 15th anniversary reissue of Live At The Gong Family Unconventional Gathering on November 5
Rob Reed releases animated trailer for new solo album The Ringmaster
The Ringmaster, the latest in Rob Reed's Sanctuary series, will be released in two parts, in October and January
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Crown Lands: 'Canadians are polite, but we’re not nice'
With current and historical events fuelling their fire, Crown Lands' EP The White Buffalo wraps stories of indigenous trauma in a luxurious prog package
How Opeth ditched the death metal on Heritage
In 2011 Swedish prog metallers released their tenth album Heritage, ditching the heavier stuff and going full on prog.
The story of Richard Wright's last ever show
Pink Floyd keyboardist Richard Wright made a surprise appearance with David Gilmour at a London Cinema in 2007. A year later, he was gone
The 10 best Australian prog metal bands
From Alchemist to The Butterfly Effect - 10 progressive metal bands from Down Under creating a storm across the world
In and out of Traffic: the fantastic career of Jim Capaldi
Jim Capaldi made wonderful music with Traffic, and on a run of seriously star-studded solo albums
Al Stewart: The Prog Interview
The folk progger reflects on a career that started with guitar lessons from Robert Fripp and has seen him work with the likes of Rick Wakeman, Alan Parsons and more...
Four into three: How Genesis lost a guitarist but set off on a bold new path
After Peter Gabriel left Genesis in 1975, the band responded with the then biggest-selling album of their career. When Steve Hackett left two years later, could they survive this second loss?
Styx interview: 'We’ve had to circle the wagons many times as a band'
Over 50 years Styx have cruised through heavenly highs and weathered hellish lows. With latest album Crash Of The Crown, they continue to enjoy their latest creative and popular high
Where to start with... Enslaved
Get to grips with Norway's Viking metal visionaries Enslaved
The strange story of Nik Turner and a life lived on Planet Freakout
From the sci-fi sonics of Hawkwind to playing his flute on the Great Pyramid Of Giza, Nik Turner has always tripped through musical boundaries
10 pomp rock albums you should definitely own
Pomp Rock was the unruly child disowned by prog and orphaned by AOR. Its melodies were a hit at radio and filled arenas across America, and here's 10 albums to get you started
Kansas's Phil Ehart on the realities of COVID for the live music scene
Kansas drummer Phil Ehart explains the financial realities of COVID and socially distanced shows.
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Jack Hues - Electro-Acoustic Works 20:20: "a truly heartfelt album"
Not yet ratedElegant protest album from the man who once implored us to have fun tonight
Dec Burke - Life in Two Dimensions: "a career best..."
Not yet ratedCareer-best solo album from the ex-Frost*/Darwin’s Radio man.
Opeth - Heritage review: Prog 1 Metal 0
Not yet ratedThey’ve been working up to this for 20 years and now Opeth‘s proggiest-sounding album yet has arrived. But what does that mean for their fanbase who’ve grown up with their metallic roots?
MONO - Pilgrimage Of The Soul: "Mono’s textural style is here in abundance..."
Not yet ratedTokyo atmos-rockers on imperious form on their 11th album.
Auri's II – Those We Don’t Speak Of is "The perfect antidote to these troubled times."
Not yet ratedFolky Nightwish side-project offers a soothing solution to 2021.
NMB - Innocence & Danger: "Delivers big themes..."
Not yet ratedQuantity and quality from Neal Morse’s merry band of proggers.
Leprous - Aphelion: "Entering uncharted territory, proving utterly fearless..."
Not yet ratedNorwegian art rock acrobats unveil their boldest, most heartfelt creation to date.
Trifecta - Fragments review
Not yet ratedWilsonian alumni take their casual jams to the next level.
Caravan - Who Do You Think We Are? review
Not yet ratedEccentric brilliance, double entendres and Canterbury tales: prog’s gentlest geniuses get the career-spanning treatment they deserve on this epic 37-disc box set.
Roger Chapman - Life In The Pond review
Not yet ratedRoger Chapman is reunited with old Family chum Poli Palmer on his new solo album
The Grid/Fripp – Leviathan review
Not yet ratedKing Crimson's Robert Fripp and The Grid reunite on ambient masterclass for head and heart
