Roger Waters trends on twitter after calling Joe Biden a war criminal on TV
Roger Waters made the comments in a fractious CNN interview to promote his This Is Not A Drill tour
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Roger Waters trends on twitter after calling Joe Biden a war criminal on TV
Roger Waters made the comments in a fractious CNN interview to promote his This Is Not A Drill tour
Toyah and Robert Fripp clamber aboard Ozzy Osbourne's Crazy Train
Yet another quiet Sunday lunch at Fripp-Willcox Manor
Birth release kaleidoscopic new video Long Way Down
US prog quartet Birth celebrate chart placings for debut album Born on both sides of the Atlantic
The Mars Volta announce first album in a decade
A self-titled Mars Volta album will be released in September - watch the video for uplifting new single Vigil now
Jacob Holm-Lupo and the Boozer Cruiser release tragic dementia ‘prog poem'
Not Really Me Not Any More is the latest collaboration between White Willow/Donner mastermind and Prog writer
Teramaze announce fourth new album in two years!
Prolific Australian prog metallers Teramaze will release Flight Of The World in October
Check out young Halifax post-rockers L.O.E. and their new single 1001
Halifax quartet L.O.E. have just released their second single 1001. Listen here...
New video trailer released for A Sunday In Setpember
London Prog Gigs' A Sunday In September all dayer takes place at The Beford, Balham on September 18
Jeff Berlin to release tribute to the late Cream bassist Jack Bruce
Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, Tony Levin, Gary Husband, Sammy Hagar and more feature on Jeff Berlin's Jack Songs tribute album
Bjorn Riis channels Pink Floyd on new video for Dark Shadows
Airbag guitarist Bjorn Riis will release new mini-album A Fleeting Glimpse in September
Tusmørke return with brand new song for younger listeners, Den nye tida
Norwegian psychedelic prog folk rockers Tusmørke will release new album Intetnett in October
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Vote for the greatest prog metal band of all time
Dream Theater? Mastodon? Porcupine Tree? Here’s your chance to vote for the greatest prog metal band of them all
The Story Behind The Song: Yes’s Close To The Edge
How classical music, Eastern mysticism and the River Thames came together to inspire Yes’s first great side-long epic
Exit Stage Left: Inside Rush's final show
In 2015 we joined Canadian legends Rush in Los Angeles as they brought the curtain down on a long, storied career
The story behind Kate Bush's first No.1 album, Never For Ever
From cheating husbands to saving the planet, Kate Bush explored a diverse range of subjects on Never For Ever, ensuring it was far more than just a pop record. We dissect the themes behind her chart-topping third album.
The 10 best stand-up comedians, by Geddy Lee
Bass player, singer and stand-up comedy fan Rush's Geddy Lee chooses his favourite funny people
The art of worrying: the inside story behind Leprous' Aphelion
Leprous frontman Einar Solberg reveals the stealth recording sessions behind 2021's Aphelion and how the positive changes he’s been making to his life are switching up the lyrics.
Radar Festival 2022: 7 things we’re looking forward to
Live bands, masterclasses, and a great atmosphere: the second edition of Radar Festival will take place on July 29-31, 2022 in Guildford, Surrey
Coheed And Cambria are not a band for lightweights
Coheed And Cambria's Claudio Sanchez on fantasy worlds, inhabiting the Star Wars universe, and recording while "high as f**k"
My Record Collection: Dave McKean
Artist. Photographer. Filmmaker. Writer. From Dream Theater to The Sandman, this Berkshire gent is a chap of many hats and still finds time to run his own jazz label, Feral Records.
The Dark Side Of The Moon by Pink Floyd: the ultimate track-by-track guide
A look at the musical intricacies of Pink Floyd's masterpiece The Dark Side Of The Moon
Jane Weaver: "Hearing Kate Bush for the first time was a crazy ‘Woah!’ moment”
Jane Weaver is the darling of the UK’s modern psychedelic movement, but 2021's Flock saw her dive headfirst into pop and Kate Bush. She tells Prog why it was time to change pace.
Funkadelic - Maggot Brain: it's up there with any traditional prog release
Funkadelic's Maggot Brain has a solo that sounds like Rick Wakeman being dumped in the ghetto at midnight and told to play for this life!
Latest Prog Reviews
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Tim Bowness - Butterfly Mind: "full of invention, scope and ambition"
Not yet ratedGold standard art-pop.
Black Midi - Hellfire: "a dense and labyrinthine album"
Not yet ratedTimely missive from the nine circles courtesy of London art-rock headspinners.
Oceans Of Slumber - Starlight And Ash: "long live the new Southern Gothic"
Not yet ratedTexan prog metallers dial back the extreme in favour of idiosyncrasy.
Elbow - Flying Dream 1: "rich with an honest warmth"
Not yet ratedElbow, Bury’s finest, test the waters of self-reinvention with ninth album, Flying Dream 1
Zola Jesus - Arkhon: "a feast of many flavours"
Not yet ratedDarkwave vocalist delivers stunning sixth album.
Arthur Brown - Long Long Road: "one of music's true greats"
Not yet rated80th birthday celebration from the progressive 60s’ last great voice
Porcupine Tree - Closure/Continuation: "another exceptional record"
Not yet ratedFriends reunited: modern prog icons make the decade’s most unexpected comeback, sounding the same… but different.
Shearwater - The Great Awakening: "a remarkable, atmospheric set"
Not yet ratedMagical return of underrated maverick Jonathan Meiburg, aka Shearwater
The Utopia Strong - International Treasure: "a triumph of foraging spontaneity"
Not yet ratedSnooker star Steve Davis and Knifeworld's Kavus Torabi's very interesting second album as The Utopia Strong
Coheed & Cambria - Vaxis II: A Window On The Waking Mind: "doing whatever the hell they want"
Not yet ratedNew York alt-proggers head back to familiar territory on ninth album.
