Silent Skies release poignant video for Taper
Cinematic prog duo Silent Skies will release second album Nectar in February
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Silent Skies release poignant video for Taper
Cinematic prog duo Silent Skies will release second album Nectar in February
Black Country, New Road stream new single Concorde
London art rock septet Black Country, New Road will release new in February
D’Virgilio, Morse & Jennings release first teaser video
Nick D’Virgilio, Neal Morse and Ross Jennings will release their debut album Troika early next year
Gryphon announce rescheduled England tour dates
UK chamber prog legends Gryphon celebrate their 50th anniversary in 2022
Camel announce 2023 England and Scotland tour dates
UK prog legends Camel announce 50 Years Strong tour dates
Naxatras release video for mesmerising new single Journey To Narahmon
Greek prog-psych quartet Naxatras will release new album IV in February
Cynic release stunning new video for Diamond Light Body
US progressive rockers Cynic have just released their brand new album Ascension Codes
Live 1974 Gong album to be released
Live At Longlaville 27/10/1974 will be released through the Madfish label on December
The Beatles Get Back documentary: How to watch it and what people are saying about it
How to see and why to watch the most talked about music doc of the year: Peter Jackson's Beatles opus, Get Back
Save £25 on Pink Floyd's Delicate Sound of Thunder box set this Black Friday weekend
Grab that cash with both hands and make a stash, and save Money on Pink Floyd's Delicate Sound of Thunder box set over on Zavvi
Listen to Zombi and friends cover Abacab by Genesis
Pittsburgh synth prog duo Zombi add 1981 Genesis song to their online covers collection
The Anchoress's The Art Of Losing voted Prog Magazine writers' Album Of The Year
UK art rocker The Anchoress tops Prog Magazine's annual poll, holding off some stellar competition
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The Krautrock albums you should definitely own
Krautrock runs a truly revolutionary gamut from avant-garde dance to proggy space rock to minimalist electronica and beyond – and these are its best albums
Watch Crown Lands' exclusive live concert in partnership with Prog, Classic Rock and Louder
Exclusive Crown Lands are streaming their exclusive live concert via Prog, Classic Rock and Louder – and you can watch it right now
Rick Wakeman: my stories of Ozzy Osbourne, Elton John, David Bowie and more
Rick Wakeman's the keyboard wizard who played on everything from Bowie's Hunky Dory to Bolan's Get It On. And he's got some amazing stories to tell
How Genesis journeyed from pioneering prog to eighties' superstardom
Peter Gabriel left Genesis, and that was supposed to be that. But they adapted, survived punk, defined 80s rock, climbed the pop charts, and became one of the biggest bands of all time
How Steve Hackett got his groove back with Out Of The Tunnel's Mouth
Back in issue three of Prog we spoke to Steve Hackett about his new stdio album and his career to date
Alex Canion's Track By Track guide to his new solo EP Birthmark
Plus watch a Making Of Alex Canion's new EP Birthmark documentary
The 10cc albums you should definitely own
Pop-rock geniuses don’t come much more pop-rock-genius than 10cc, four men who lit up the 70s with often breathtaking music
Roger Waters: his best albums
A guide to former Pink Floyd frontman Roger Waters' best albums – picked from the Floyd recordings he dominated and his solo career
Gary Kemp: "Close To The Edge and Foxtrot were watershed moments."
Gary Kemp charts his musical journey from pre-Spandau Ballet days right through to Saucerful Of Secrets, and tells us prog's been there all along...
The Paradox Twin talks us through new album Silence From Signals
UK prog rock quintet The Paradox Twin will release second album Silence From Signals in October
31 things only Rush fanatics know about their album sleeves
Easter Eggs, in-jokes, naked butts and Dennis Hopper – here’s what we learned from Hugh Syme's lavish coffee table book The Art Of Rush: Serving A Life Sentence
The Kate Bush albums you should definitely own
Kate Bush is probably the most important and influential British female singer-writer-musician ever - and these are her best albums
Latest Prog Reviews
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Matt Berry - Gather Up: "an appetite-whetting beginner’s guide"
Not yet ratedToast of the town: Matt’s music earns respect.
Cynic - Ascension Codes: "a fitting testament to fallen friends and colleagues"
Not yet ratedProg metal visionaries rise above loss and grief to deliver an emotional yet dazzling comeback album.
The Pineapple Thief - Nothing But The Truth: "a must-own collection"
Not yet ratedIntimate live set from Bruce Soord’s art rock quartet.
Dream Theater - A View From The Top Of The World: "bigger and better"!
Not yet ratedVertigo? What vertigo? Prog metal icons survey all beneath them on skyscraping 15th album.
Faust - Faust 1971-74: "the golden age of krautrock"...
Not yet ratedEight-CD set covering the golden age of krautrock’s most inventive group.
Between The Buried And Me - Colors II: "a worthy follow up"...
Not yet ratedBelated sequel to US prog metal visionaries’ breakthrough 2007 album.
Katatonia - Mnemosynean: "An excellent stopgap-cum-companion piece to 2020’s City Burials"
Not yet ratedStockholm’s dark prog icons empty the cupboards.
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.
