ZIO announce guest vocalists for new album TRUEWAVES!
Eric Gillette, Hayley Griffiths, John Mitchell and more will feature on new ZIO album TRUEWAVES!
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View moreZIO announce guest vocalists for new album TRUEWAVES!
Eric Gillette, Hayley Griffiths, John Mitchell and more will feature on new ZIO album TRUEWAVES!
Arena release new lyric video for Time Capsule
UK prog rockers Arena have just released new album The Theory Of Molecular Inheritance
Polyphia team with Steve Vai in new video for Ego Death
US instrumental prog quartet Polyphia will release Remember That You Will Die in October
WIZRD premiere their brand new single Fire & Water
Norwegian prog rockers WIZRD will release their debut album Seasons in October
Animals As Leaders announce European tour
US Instrumental proggers Animalas As Leaders return to Europe for first live shows in three years
Von Hertzen Brothers announce live shows in England and Wales
Finnish prog trio Von Hertzen Brothers return to UK stages in February
King Crimson documentary to open in October
Tobie Amies' In the Court Of The Crimson King, King Crimson At 50 to launch in cinemas and online on October
Watch Tool's Danny Carey fill Neil Peart's seat with Rush at Taylor Hawkins Tribute
Fan-shot footage of Rush's three-song set with Tool's Danny Carey at the Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert in Los Angeles has emerged
The Tirith release rehearsal video of new song Crystalwell
The Tirith will release new album Return Of The Lydia in October
Phil Collins' son Nic signs on for Mike + The Mechanics
Nic Collins will be drumming for Mike + The Mechanics on their 2023 Refueled tour
Long Distance Calling to play Manchester and London in February
German post-rock quartet Long Distance Calling released new album Eraser In August
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Remembering the time Jethro Tull were allowed on kids TV and scared the hell out of everyone with a truly bizarre performance
It started innocently enough. Then things got weird. Really weird.
Yes frontman Jon Davison: "Taylor Hawkins’ last words to me were ‘I love you’"
“He was fearless”: Yes frontman Jon Davison on his childhood friend Taylor Hawkins
Kate Bush was once the face of Seiko Watches in Japan, and we have the video to prove it
"We have many varieties of mood within us," says Kate Bush. "It’s up to you to choose"
Riverside's Mariusz Duda reveals the story behind his 'lockdown trilogy' of solo albums
In 2021, Riverside's Mariusz Duda looked inwards to release Claustrophobic Universe - the second of his lockdown trilogy. He discusses the Vangelis and Tangerine Dream tapes that inspired his minimalist electronic instrumentals
Enslaved's Ivar Bjørnson shares his recipe for In The Crust Of The Crimson Pizza Pie!
Supper's ready with Enslaved's Ivar Bjørnson and his recipe for a very proggy pizza
Nick Cave's Ghosteen: a mind-blowing prog masterpiece
Exploring the prog credentials of Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds' 2019 album, Ghosteen
Watch this delightful early interview of a pre-superstardom Yes appearing on early 70s BBC TV
From Jon Anderson's endearing shyness to Rick Wakeman's typical hilarity, this is a rare look at Yes before they conquered the US
How Kate Bush's Never Forever changed her career... forever!
Kate Bush's first No.1 album, Never For Ever marked the start of her new creative era. From Fairlights and broken crockery, to her first co-production credit, we look back on the visionary vocalist’s groundbreaking third album
Derek Sherinian on The Phoenix: "It’s all about making the best music possible”
In 2020, Sons Of Apollo’s keysman Derek Sherinian regrouped with Protocol’s Simon Phillips for The Phoenix. Here he discusses working with Phillips, playing from the heart and that time he jammed with Eddie Van Halen
My life with Genesis: ex-manager Richard Macphail spills the beans
In 2018, Genesis' former manager and Anon vocalist, Richard Macphail published his memoirs, My Book Of Genesis. Prog caught up with him to find out more
"We don't have any rules!": the story behind Marillion's Sounds That Can't Be Made
In 2012, Marillion released Sounds That Can't Be Made, one their most controversial recordings to date. This is the story behind the prog titans' 17th studio album
How The Pineapple Thief made Magnolia and entered a new era
The Pineapple Thief's frontman Bruce Soord reveals the liquid inspiration, loss and life behind their 2014 album Magnolia
Latest Prog Reviews
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Marillion - Holidays In Eden (deluxe reissue): "Steve Hogarth's charismatic presence is palpable"
Not yet ratedMarillion's Holidays In Eden gets a deluxe reissue and its songs have certainly worn well
King's X - Three Sides Of One: "There’s still plenty of imagination in the tank."
Not yet ratedVeteran art-rock trio’s first studio album in 14 years.
Lonely Robot - A Model Life: "Still a Robot, but still invitingly human."
Not yet ratedJohn Mitchell solo project retains momentum on fifth album
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.
