Michael Woodman continues his solo journey with new video for The Levitant
Thumpermonkey singer Michael Woodman will release his new solo album Psithurism in August
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Michael Woodman continues his solo journey with new video for The Levitant
Thumpermonkey singer Michael Woodman will release his new solo album Psithurism in August
Folky progger Dikajee releases video for River Rites
Former Russian-based musician Dikajee will release full-length debut album Forget~Me~Nots in August
The Omnific release new video for bass-tastic Scurryfunge
Australian instrumental prog trio The Omnific will now release their new album Escapades on October 8
Swallow The Sun release live video of haunting instrumental 66°50'N, 28°40'E
Finnish prog metallers Swallow The Sun will release 20 Years Of Gloom, Beauty And Despair – Live in Helsinki in July
Genesis to release The Last Domino? collection
The best of Genesis on four LP and two CD set The Last Domino? due in September
Steve Hackett lets rip in new video for the fiery Fox's Tango
Steve Hackett will release his latest studio album Surrender Of Silence in September
Astra members resurface in new prog outfit Birth
New prog outfit Birth stream their debut EP. Listen here...
Watch Rush's Neil Peart's last recorded drum solo
In celebration of the 40th anniversary of Moving Pictures, Rush will screen the director's cut of their 2019 concert film Cinema Strangiato, featuring Neil Peart's last recorded drum solo
Kosmogon stream epic 25-minute title track from debut album Mässan
Anekdoten's Nicklas Barker teams up with classically trained pianist Sophie Linder for keyboard prog duo Kosmogon
Dream Theater announce new album A View From The Top Of The World
Dream Theater's 15th studio album A View From The Top Of The World will be released ahead of a North American tour
Pallas hard at work on new studio album
Scottish prog rockers Pallas are working on their first new studio album for seven years
John Mitchell teases new project The Kite Experiment
John Mitchell teams up with Craig Blundell and Fishtank guitarist Chris Hargrave in The Kite Experiment
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In 1985 guitarists Steve Hackett and Steve Howe united in the supergroup GTR and hit the Top 20 in the US with When The Heart Rules The Mind
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The Midge Ure-fronted Ultravox may have been 80s chart regulars but their sound owed more to prog and Krautrock than 80s pop
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In the 80s East Anglian prog rockers Airbridge were regulars at the Marquee, but then things stalled...
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Muse: "To call us 'genius' is an insult to other artists"
He hates Mozart and doesn’t believe in God, but Muse frontman Matt Bellamy and his bandmates have created some of the most awe-inspiring music recent years. In an archive piece from 2009, we delve inside the musical minds of Muse
How Dec Burke brought his "powerhouse of a voice" to Frost*s Experiments In Mass Appeal
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The story behind The Logical Song by Supertramp
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Why I ❤️ Stackridge's The Man In The Bowler Hat, by Marillion's Steve Hogarth
Marillion vocalist Steve Hogarth on the simple pleasures of Stackridge's The Man In The Bowler Hat, an album that is jolly, light-hearted and quintessentially English
The story behind The Spirit Of Radio by Rush
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Big Big Train - Common Ground review
Not yet ratedUnlucky 13? No chance. Classic prog’s modern-day flag bearers have survived a career-threatening crisis to deliver one of their finest albums yet.
Matt Berry – Blue Elephant review
Not yet ratedActor-musician Matt Berry creates a multipart monster on Blue Elephant
It Bites - Map Of The Past and Tall Ships review
Not yet ratedIt Bites’ triumphant second act finally gets its time in the spotlight with the reissue of two 21st century prog classics
White Moth Black Butterfly - The Cost Of Dreaming review
Not yet rated21st century prog-pop elegance from TesseracT’s Daniel Tompkins
Kansas - Point Of Know Return Live & Beyond review
Not yet ratedInspired performance of a classic album and more.
Frost* - Day And Age Review
Not yet ratedYou want it darker? Jem Godfrey’s modern prog mavericks return to gleefully rail at the world, dripping cynicism, contempt and some of the most galvanising tunes you’ll hear this year.
Kayak - Out Of This World review
Not yet ratedAnother stellar instalment from Holland’s premier pomp proggers.
Peter Hammill - In Translation review
Not yet ratedA collection of cover songs made new and bold
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Gojira - Fortitude album review
Not yet ratedFrench metal pioneers Gojira play big prog hand on Fortitude
