Francis Dunnery's It Bites will release new studio album Return To Natural early next year
Francis Dunnery's It Bites announce Return To Natural January live dates
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Caligula's Horse stream ten-minute new single The World Breathes With Me
Australian prog rockers Caligula's Horse share video for brand new single Golem
Watch Godsticks' brand new video for Throne
Welsh prog rockers Godsticks will play a short run of live dates in early 2024
"If I look back at all the records, I see a songwriter and a soundsmith working on his craft." Prog meets Peter Gabriel
Recently Peter Gabriel released i/o, his first new studio album for 21 years. As it hurtles towards the top of the charts, Prog sits down with Peter for a quick natter
Rick Wakeman announces Live At The London Palladium release
Rick Wakeman announces Live At The London Palladium four-disc set for February
IQ announce vinyl reissues programme, starting with The Wake
UK prog rockers IQ will release their back catalogue on vinyl beginning with 1985's The Wake
Classic Tales Of Yes European and UK tour dates announced for 2024
Yes European and UK live dates include shows rescheduled from 2023
Geddy Lee releases two previously unheard solo tracks
Gone and I Am…You Are both come from the sessions that resulted in Geddy Lee's debut solo album My Favorite Headache
Much-loved Bath venue Moles to close immediately after 45 years as cost of living crisis continues to bite
Owners of Bath Moles file for insolvency and appeal for industry help to stave off grassroots sector collapse
Wings and Moody Blues guitarist Denny Laine dead at 79
Denny Laine has passed away after a battle with lung disease, his wife confirms
Neal Morse shares video for new single I Hate My Brothers
Neal Morse will release the second part of his Joseph rock opera, The Restoration - Joseph: Part Two, in January
Jean-Michel Jarre announces Xmas day Versailles 400 concert event
French electronic music pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre will celebrate the 400th anniversary of the Château de Versailles on December 25
Geddy Lee says he and Alex Lifeson have talked about recruiting one of the world's great drummers to tour as Rush again
Geddy Lee drops strongest hint yet that he and Alex Lifeson could get Rush back on the road with a stand-in for Neil Peart
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“When we started, it wasn’t necessarily going to be a trilogy… I like the fact that each one is a bit different. To this day that’s the best band I’ve ever been in”: Steve Hillage on Gong’s Radio Gnome Invisible era
The guitarist most associated with Daevid Allen’s band believes they launched a second wave of psychedelia with their 70s albums Chocolate Teapot, Angel’s Egg and You
“As hard as it was, and it was hard, nobody wanted to bottle out. We just knew we had a big landscape we could explore”: How Tales From Topographic Oceans became the most arduous project in Yes’ history
Used as a byword for musical over-indulgence, 1973 album fought its creators every step of the way – right down to its master tapes nearly being crushed by a bus
Does anyone else remember the time Metallica’s Kirk Hammett played Bleed onstage with Meshuggah?
Metallica’s guitarist once joined tech-metal heavyweights Meshuggah to shred the solo of Bleed – watch the footage here
“He sees the big picture and gets that classic English sound… I’m still very awestruck by his history”: Christopher Cross on why Alan Parsons is his prog hero
Texan rocker loved Dark Side Of The Moon, leading him to an admiration for, and later friendship with, the man behind the controls
“A slice of terrace commentary from a band more associated with croquet than soccer”: Genesis’ largely forgotten Spot The Pigeon EP
Three tracks left off Wind & Wuthering gave Genesis their first Top 20 hit
The King's X albums you should definitely own
Enigmatic trio King's X have never quite enjoyed the success they deserved, but they've made excellent music along the way – and these are their best albums
“At points it sounds more like Camel than Lynyrd Skynyrd”: The Marshall Tucker Band’s prog energy
Riding the wave of Southern rock, their 1973 debut album contained a distinctly different dimension
"Chris Squire was amazing, I was lucky enough to know him through the bass player world." Tal Wilkenfeld's world of music
The bassist has played with and dazzled rock and prog greats from The Who to Chick Corea, and her solo work is just as impressive as her musical CV.
Ace new prog music you must hear from Wilson/Wakeman, Moon Safari, Louise Patricia Crane and more in Prog's Tracks Of The Week
The week's best new prog music to check out from Mariusz Duda, Storm Deva, Bjørkø, Unprocessed and more...
“I was completely petrified by Kate Bush singing Wuthering Heights on TV. Anyone I was scared of I was interested by”: How Matt Berry discovered prog
Toast Of London star and self-taught musician became a fan of Jean Michel Jarre, Mike Oldfield, Pink Floyd and more
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“The disc of unreleased live material truly captures the excitement of this line-up in full flight”: The Yes Album Super Deluxe Edition
Extended third LP, their first with Steve Howe, illustrates the amazing connection between musicians at the top of their game
“A vivid, three-dimensional update… they outstrip the originals’ impact by some distance”: Peter Hammill’s In A Foreign Town / Out Of Water 2023
Van der Graaf Generator frontman has little to prove – but does it anyway with his revamp of solo albums hobbled by late-80s production values
Peter Gabriel's i/o. "The world has changed since 2002, mostly for the worst, but it’s a better place with i/o in it."
The ex-Genesis singer returns to the big time with his first album in 21 years to reassert his place as the doyen of cerebral art-pop.
“His advocacy for artificial intelligence is compelling… human, emotive and reassuring”: Mariusz Duda’s instrumental AFR AI D
Riverside man returns with solo album that opens channels with a potentially bright future
“Great fun… lovingly dashed off in a few hours, in homage to the way library musicians had to work”: Matt Berry’s Simplicity
“The esteem in which his talent was held is reflected… Yet some of the most fascinating tracks here are by his pre-fame 60s bands”: Greg Lake’s Magical box set
7-disc compilation celebrates his solo endeavours in style
“He may be lauded by some as a genius, but without this team’s heavy lifting, these pieces might fail”: Frank Zappa’s Over-Nite Sensation 50th Anniversary Edition
Five-disc, 88-track set proves his music lasts - even if many of his lyrics don’t
“A plan to work with guest contributors has resulted in a fairly tortuous journey… but the struggle has been worth it”: Earthside’s Let The Truth Speak
American cinematic band’s second album is even more ambitious than their debut, and took years to bring together
“Served up as ‘hi-def’ – but should that be hi-deaf? The raw, frantic energy might be too much for some”: Meshuggah’s Chaosphere 25th Anniversary edition
Groundbreaking third album keeps pushing boundaries with lively remaster
Tesseract’s cinematic live show just proved that, 12 years since debuting, they’re in the finest form of their lives
At Tampa’s Orpheum, the UK djent pioneers reach a new apex in a flurry of contorting riffs, gorgeous vocals and awe-inspiring lights
”It could have made for a disconcerting experience, but her ethereal vocal presence binds it all together”: Myrkur’s Spine
Blend of genres results in a morbidly compelling work that can’t be contained by the ‘Viking’ tag
