Here are the 13 biggest news stories of the week
It’s been another busy week in the world of rock, metal and prog – here are the stories that hit the headlines
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Here are the 13 biggest news stories of the week
It’s been another busy week in the world of rock, metal and prog – here are the stories that hit the headlines
The Liverpool Prog Society announces inaugural gigs
Wizards Of Twiddly, Poisoned Electrick Head and Gryphon shows all lined up...
Rendezvous Point share their new track Digital Waste
Norwegian prog outfit Rendezvous Point release their new single Digital Waste - taken from the album Universal Chaos
Eloy to release The Vision, The Sword And The Pyre (Part II) later this year
Mainman Frank Bornemann close to wrapping up his Joan Of Arc opus...
Winter's End Festival announces 2020 dates
Next year's event will take place in Chepstow from April 23-26...
This Winter Machine to release new album in June
Band reveal tracklisting and artwork for second album A Tower Of Clocks...
Hemina premiere video for new single We Will with prog
Australian prog quartet will release new album Night Echoes in August...
Listen to new Baroness single Throw Me An Anchor
Baroness release the third track from their upcoming album Gold & Grey - the follow-up to 2015's Purple
Icelandic post-rockers Sólstafir launch epic Bláfjall video
Premiere Nordic noir comes to Icelandic rock'n'roll as Sólstafir release dramatic, 12-minute Bláfjall video
Magma to release studio version of Zëss in June
Studio version of work that began in 1977 will be released next month - watch new video trailer
John Mitchell swaps spacesuit for the cyclist's spandex this summer
The Lonely Robot/Arena/Kino man on this year's Heavy Metal truants charity bike ride...
Steeleye Span announce new album and tour
New album EST'D 1969 will be released on June 24 and also play Glastonbury festival...
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Opinion: A little less conversation - the talking at gigs issue
A Prog writer asks fans to, “Keep it down at the back, please!”...
How Ramblin Man Fair became the UK's most interesting rock festival
Ramblin Man Fair is a classic rock lover’s dream – but it’s not just for purists either. It's home to some of rock's most exciting new bands…
Tool: the ultimate timeline of their new album
Updated The new Tool album is nearly upon us – here's what they've been up to in the 13 years they've spent recording it
Five things we learned from last night's Bizarre World Of Frank Zappa show
The good and the not so good from the Bizarre World Of Frank Zappa hologram show at the London Palladium
Why are all our music venues closing, and what can we do to stop it?
More and more iconic music venues are closing across the UK and world - how do we stop it from happening?
Steve Rothery on Marillion, soundtracks, his solo career and more...
The Marillion guitarist opens up in The Prog Interview...
With a bit of help from Robert Fripp, Daryl Hall once went prog!
But the record company were less than happy with 1980's Sacred Songs...
How The Pretty Things Made S.F. Sorrow
Fifty years ago, they arguably created the first rock opera concept album – but they never got the glory. What went wrong? We find out the story behind that album, and ask: how prog are The Pretty Things?
Celtic Frost's Tom G. Warrior: why I love Roxy Music
"Roxy Music are one band that I would always choose as being a major part of who I am today” - Celtic Frost's Tom G. Warrior on Roxy Music
Vote for the greatest Genesis songs ever
We're putting together an extensive guide to Genesis' best songs ever... and we want you to compile it
Prog's leading ladies discuss how they got into music...
Watch Part 2 of our #SheRocks Prog Panel footage here...
Introducing Limelight artist Flavien Berger
Reluctant French maestro traverses trippy landscapes and pop with bite…
Latest Prog Reviews
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Gong: The Universe Also Collapses album review
Not yet ratedGong: The Next Generation makes another great leap forward...
Banco del Mutuo Soccorso: Transiberiana album review
Not yet ratedItalian masters make a triumphant return...
Van der Graaf Generator: The Aerosol Grey Machine album review
Not yet ratedLavish 50th anniversary reissue for VdGG’s elusive debut album
Alan Parsons: The Secret album review
Not yet ratedStudio ace Alan Parsons has been tempted back into recording a new album, after 15 years away. Can he weave his sonic magic once more?
Lonely Robot: Under Stars album review
Not yet ratedJohn Mitchell’s trilogy reaches a stirring conclusion...
Arena - Double Vision album review
Not yet ratedBombast and big ideas from neo-proggers on top form
Lunatic Soul - Under The Fragmented Sky album review
Not yet ratedRiverside mastermind finds comfort in sound
The Fierce And The Dead - The Euphoric album review
Not yet ratedEight years on, as punk and prog spectacularly collide, Matt Stevens and co’s third album documents some concerning electric dreams
Gazpacho - Soyuz album review
Not yet ratedGrand themes examined in a microcosm generate cosmic emotion
