Tool announce extensive North American tour
Prog metal titans Tool have 29 dates lined up in the US and Canada later this year
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View moreTool announce extensive North American tour
Prog metal titans Tool have 29 dates lined up in the US and Canada later this year
Groundhogs founding guitarist and frontman Tony McPhee dead at 79
The death of Groundhogs' leader Tony McPhee has been confirmed by the band
Voyager announce more UK shows for October
Australian prog Eurovision stars Voyager will release new album Fearless In Love in July
The Anchoress announces London Union Chapel show for October
The Anchoress will release her upcoming covers album Versions in the Autumn
Listen to Peter Gabriel's cheery new single Road To Joy
Peter Gabriel is expected to release his long-awaited latest studio album i/o later this year
Dream The Electric Sleep return with brand new album
US prog trio Dream The Electric Sleep will release new album American Mystic in July
Lifesigns confirm new Live In The Netherlands album for July
UK prog rockers Lifesigns also announce a run of UK and European tour dates
New look Beatrix Players announce new album and live dates
Beatrix Players will release concept album Living & Alive, their first new album for five years, in September
Devin Townsend announces Empath Live In America will be released in August
Devin Townsened announces the third release in his Devolution series – Empath Live In America
The Fierce And The Dead to release new album in July
The Fierce And The Dead's News From The Invisible World is their first to feature vocals
Steven Wilson remix of Hawkwind's Warrior On The Edge Of Time to get vinyl release
Wilson's remix of Hawkwind's classic 1975 album Warrior On The Edge Of Time will be released on vinyl for the very first time in June
Sleep Token announce massive Wembley gig
Sleep Token have announced a gig at London’s OVO Arena Wembley in December 2023 – their biggest headlining show to date
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In 1971 The Groundhogs released Split, a savage, four-part suite titled documenting a traumatic brush with drugs experienced by frontman Tony McPhee
Jethro Tull's Thick As A Brick: the 40 minute song Ian Anderson wrote as a joke
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Frost* and Falling Satellites: I hate the term 'neo prog'!
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Having endured the loss of founding keyboard player Martin Orford during the writing of the album, IQ returned with their powerful tenth album Frequency in 2009
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Einar Solberg - 16: "An impressive and adventurous new chapter."
Not yet ratedLeprous man goes it alone with a journey of self-examination
Gojira and Mastodon just levelled a Florida Ampitheater to remind everyone why they're two of metal's greatest bands
One of the most exciting metal tours of 2023 has lived up to the hype and then some
Goat: mysterious masked magick mavens bewitch Brixton with filthily funky ritual
Pancultural psych-fusion Swedes serve up heady witch's brew at UK tour climax
Jethro Tull - RökFlöte: "resounds with personality, meaning and drama."
Not yet ratedIan Anderson draws on Viking mythology on the follow-up to The Zealot Gene – but no one’s living in the past on Tull’s 23rd album.
Periphery V - Djent Is Not A Genre: US progressive metallers prove why they're miles ahead of their peers
Tech metal pioneers Periphery continue to push boundaries with their seventh album V: Djent Is Not A Genre
Kitten Pyramid - Kiddo: "an adventure from start to finish"
Not yet ratedBuoyant but anti-carnivorous third album for Burton-based art-pop proggers.
Sweet Billy Pilgrim - Somapolis: "Made with obvious love and drive..."
Not yet ratedSixth from enduringly eloquent art-rock artisans
Devin Townsend - Lightwork: "Glorious!"
Not yet ratedCanadian maverick swaps heavy riffs for synths and strings
Queensryche - Digital Noise Alliance: "They remain in rude health"
Not yet ratedSweet 16 for prog metal pioneers.
A.A. Williams - As The Moon Rests: "One of the UK’s most compelling young solo acts."
Not yet ratedAtmospheric post-rocker ups the grandeur and maintains the sorrow.
