Steve Hackett announces The Lamb Stands Up Live At The Royal Albert Hall double live album
Steve Hackett celebartes the 50th anniversay of Genesis's The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway with new live album in July
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Steve Hackett announces The Lamb Stands Up Live At The Royal Albert Hall double live album
Steve Hackett celebartes the 50th anniversay of Genesis's The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway with new live album in July
WWE wrestler Penta has a new entrance theme featuring Tool’s Adam Jones on guitar
The juggernaut pro-wrestling company has also collaborated with metal legends Machine Head, Slayer’s Kerry King and Living Colour in recent weeks
Primus share new single Little Lord Fentanyl, their first new music for three years
Little Lord Fentanyl is the band's first new studio track since 2022’s Conspiranoid EP, and features new drummer John Hoffman and guest Maynard James Keenan
Tangerine Dream announce new From Virgin To Quantum Years: Coventry Cathedral 22 live album
German electronic prog pioneers Tangerine Dream also announce further live dates for 2025
"Life has simply caught up with me": Devin Townsend is taking an indefinite break from touring
Devin Townsend won't be going on the road for "the foreseeable future" after his upcoming run of PowerNerd live shows
Things get steamy as Robert Fripp and Toyah tackle Rod Stewart's Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?
The Fripp-Willcox cover of Rod Stewart's classic features a rare lead vocal from Robert Fripp
King Crimson's Jakko M. Jakszyk announces his new solo album will be released in June
King Crimson vocalist and guitarist Jakko Jakszyk's new solo album, Son Of Glen, is a compaion piece ot his acclaimed autobiography
Pere Ubu frontman David Thomas dead at 71
Influential experimental rock icon David Thomas passed away at his home in England yesterday, April 23
"Life is beautiful!" Voyager share their first new music since singer Danny Estrin's cancer diagnosis
Australian proggers Voyager share video for emotive new comeback single Seen Better Days
Steve Rothery reveals details of new Bioscope album with Tangerine Dream's Thorsten Quaeschning
Steve Rothery and Tangerine Dream's Thorsten Quaeschning will release new collaborative album Gentō’ in July
50th anniversary reissue of Mike Oldfield's Hergest Ridge to be released in June
Mike Oldfield's second album, 1974's Hergest Ridge, to be reissued on double vinyl and Blu-ray to celebrate the album's 50th anniversary
Rick Wakeman To Tour US with Hayley Sanderson
Keyboard wizard Rick Wakeman’s Strictly Wakeman US tour takes place in July, featuring the vocals of Strictly Come Dancing’s Hayley Sanderson
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“I’m proud of Rush but I’ve moved on”: Alex Lifeson loves bringing solos to Envy of None
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Keyboardist on Kate Bush’s baking, Frank Zappa’s humour, Patrick Moraz’s romance, Eva Cassidy’s mystery – and buying his own band’s album from Amazon
Why Can’s Irmin Schmidt calls Soon Over Babaluma “the last of our best albums”
50 years after the release of Soon Over Babaluma, the founding keyboardist reflects on what he calls “the last of our best albums”
“Fans were tetchy; then all fears were allayed”: 11 great Rush songs from the 90s and beyond
While many fans favour the Canadian giants’ 70s output above all else, here’s undeniable evidence that they continued delivering quality music right to the end
“I’d like to be part of blowing the whistle”: Roger Waters’ Is This The Life We Really Want?
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Restoration shines new light on classic footage shot during a transitional moment that would change music for ever
Neal Morse’s supergroup Cosmic Cathedral reassert their beliefs on debut album Deep Water
Former Spock’s Beard man with Chester Thompson, Phil Keaggy and Byron House offer strong virtuosic music – although preaching and genre-hopping may alienate some
Tangerine Dream’s 50th anniversary edition of Phaedra shines new light on its brilliance
Six-disc box set, including their UK debut concert and Steven Wilson remixes, shines new light on the creation of an electronic landmark
Hawkwind’s late-career purple patch continues with There Is No Space For Us
Hawkwind return with There Is No Space For Us, another impressive blend of familiar elements and stylistic surprises in what’s effectively a sister album to Stories From Time And Space
“Darkness and bleakness still lurks – but the album offers light and hope”: IQ’s Dominion
With masterful vocal performances backed up by a huge range of sounds, IQ’s Dominion is worth the six-year wait
Camel’s Nude and Pressure Points remixed
Camel’s 1981 concept studio album Nude and 1984 live set Pressure Points are remastered and presented in three-disc sets
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"Amid the sepulchral gloom there are moments of real beauty”: Roger Water’s TDSOTM Redux box set
The former Pink Floyd leader’s take on their 1973 signature album includes superior version of his moody reimagining.
