Ukrainian art rockers Ziferblat share powerful video for Zemlya (Earth)
Ukrainian art rockers Ziferblat's newe song Zemlya is inspired by Ukrainian author Olha Kobylianska's 1902 book Zemlya
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Ukrainian art rockers Ziferblat share powerful video for Zemlya (Earth)
Ukrainian art rockers Ziferblat's newe song Zemlya is inspired by Ukrainian author Olha Kobylianska's 1902 book Zemlya
VLMV premiere brand new single For Empire
UK Ambient post rockers VLMV will release new album Sing With Abandon in August
Pink Floyd Greek style, with added John Coltrane!
Voodoo Drummer releases Set The Controls For The Heart of The Sun
Toyah and Robert Fripp may have finally peaked with bold cover of Radiohead's Creep
Toyah comes tightly encased in plastic wrap as the UK's most recognisable kitchen plays host to a Radiohead classic
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Former World Trade and Asia drummer Jay Schellen to replace Alan White on upcoming UK Yes tour
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District 97 release video for King Crimson cover of Matte Kudasai
Chicago prog rockers District 97 release new live album and offer fans free download track
Jacob Holm-Lupo launches new jazz prog outfit Solstein
New jazz prog quartet Solstein have signed to Norway's Is It Jazz? label and will release debut album The Skerry later this year
Tarja hooks up with Joe Satriani on Outlanders new single The Sleeping Indian
Tarja hooks up with Joe Satriani, Mike Oldfield, Trevor Rabin, Steve Rothery and more for new ambient prog project Outlanders
Evergrey stream anthemic new single Call Out The Dark
Swedish prog metal quintet Evergrey will release new album A Heartless Portrait (The Orphean Testament) in May
Cynic release rare live video clip of King Of Those Who Know from Mexico in 2010
Watch Cynic perform Traced In Air track in never-before-seen video clip from Mexico's Eyescream Metalfest II
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xPropaganda - The Heart Is Strange: "a compelling listen"
Not yet ratedTriumphant return for reconfigured 80s art-pop outfit.
The Pineapple Thief - Give It Back: "sounding refreshed"
Not yet ratedGavin Harrison puts his stamp on PT’s early catalogue.
Pure Reason Revolution - Above Cirrus: "a multi-faceted beast"
Not yet ratedArt-rockers set their sights high on second post-comeback album
Roger Chapman - Moth To A Flame – The Recordings 1979-1981: "a worthy package"
Not yet ratedA worthy package from the Family man’s solo catalogue.
Nektar - ...Sounds Like This: "An excellent work of excavation..."
Not yet ratedExpanded and remastered edition of Nektar’s transitional third.
Jade Warrior - Reissues: "these albums remain an idiosyncratic delight..."
Not yet ratedTwo of a unique kind from one of prog’s most brilliant oddities.
Spiritualized - Everything Was Beautiful: "adventurous and mind-bending"
Not yet ratedBritish psych veterans overdose on the overblown.
Psychedelic Porn Crumpets - Night Gnomes: "their best yet!"
Not yet ratedAustralian space cadets are back with their best album yet.
Midlake - For The Sake Of Bethel Woods: "Nursery Cryme-era Genesis meets Crosby, Stills & Nash"
Not yet ratedEnigmatic Texans Midlake return from the wild on their latest album
Loop - Sonancy: "a seamless alliance of intensified sonics"
Not yet ratedCroydon’s loudest export return in triumph
Jenny Hval - Classic Objects: "casts a potent spell"
Not yet ratedNorwegian storyteller weaves another dreamlike web
