"They made it relevant again!" David Gilmour guests on Body Count cover of Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb
Ice-Ts Body Count will release their new album Merciless in November
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"They made it relevant again!" David Gilmour guests on Body Count cover of Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb
Ice-Ts Body Count will release their new album Merciless in November
Metal Hammer, Classic Rock, Louder and Prog team up to launch brand new merch store - get exclusive designs, vinyl, signed artist bundles and more
From exclusive band designs you can't get anywhere else to awesome memorabilia and signed rarities, we've got it all
The Pink Floyd classics David Gilmour won't be playing live again
If you're going to see David Gilmour in the hope of hearing some of Pink Floyd's best-known songs you may be disappointed
VOLA share video for pounding prog metal anthem Cannibal
Danish/Swedish prog metallers VOLA will release their new album Friend Of A Phantom in November
The Pineapple Thief announce new EP Last To Run, featuring previously unreleased material
UK prog rockers The Pineapple Thief will release The Last Run EP in November
October's An Evening With Jakko Jakszyk to be hosted by comedian Stewart Lee
An Evening With Jakko Jakszyk takes place at West Hampstead Arts Club on October 11
"It's a banger!" Swallow The Sun share video for anthemic new single MelancHoly
Finnish doomy proggers Swallow The Sun's new album Shining will be released in October
Prog metal collective The Ocean announce The End Of An Eon, final tour with current lineup
Prog/post-metal beloveds The Ocean will embark on one more European tour before resurfacing with different members
Devin Townsend references his time in The Wildhearts in atmospheric and anthemic new single Jainism
Devin Townsend will release his brand new album PowerNerd, the first of a new trilogy of releases, in October
Irish post-rockers A Burial At Sea collaborate with Peter Broderick on new single Boss Man Tony With His Big Heart
Prolific American musician, composer and producer Peter Broderick teams up with A Burial At Sea's Patrick Blaney for new single
Chris Braide shares video of cover of T-Rex's Cosmic Dancer
Chris Braide pays tribute to childhood music hero Marc Bolan with new album There Was A Time - The Songs of Marc Bolan
Bill Bruford comes out of retirement to join Pete Roth Trio
Having retired from live and recorded performance on 2009, Bill Bruford returns to live music with jazz band Pete Roth Trio
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New keyboardist and new label gives the British melodic proggers the perfect platform to deliver on expectations
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1982 live set, previously part-released as The Noise, finds the post-Discipline line-up repurposing prog
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Mike Cormack’s Everything Under The Sun: The Complete Guide To Pink Floyd
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Leprous ditch the excess baggage on Melodies Of Atonement
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Norwegian sibling-powered band increase the drama and bombast on perfectly-produced third album
Tim Bowness displays a stunning change of pace with Powder Dry
His voice is as mellifluous as ever – but with songs averaging around two minutes long, this dynamic album feels like a reset
