Terry Draper to release new album Bread And Cirkus
Klaatu drummer Terry Draper will release his latest album Bread And Cirkus in January
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Terry Draper to release new album Bread And Cirkus
Klaatu drummer Terry Draper will release his latest album Bread And Cirkus in January
Cosmograf replace Galahad at Prog For Peart
Next year's Prog For Peart Festival takes place the weekend of July 7 and 8
The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band gear up for eventful 2023
A live event will celebrate Vivian Stanshall's 80th birthday at the Union Chapel in March
Wardruna, Haken and TesseracT all announced for ARTmania festival
Romania's ARTmania Festival takes place in Sibiu from July 28 to 30
Tuomas Holopainen reveals “major surprises” on next Nightwish album, admits he thought the band “were finished” when bassist Marko Hietala left
Nightwish’s next album will be the final part in a trilogy, according to keyboard player Tuomas Holopainen
Ne Obliviscaris share video for epic 12-minute new song Equus
Australian prog metallers Ne Obliviscaris will release new album Exul in March
Three Steve Jolliffe solo albums to be reissued
Former Tangerine Dream member Steve Jolliffe to have three 1980s solo albums reissued
Watch this YouTuber switch Metallica and Pink Floyd guitar solos with jaw-dropping results
Bradley Hall plays Metallica’s Fade To Black and Pink Floyd’s Comfortably Numb solos like some sort of alchemist
Prognosis adds Leprous singer Einar Solberg, pg.lost and Astronoid to UK bill
Prognosis Festival launches UK edition at Indigo At The O2 on April 22 and 23
Metallica's Lars Ulrich discusses whether he could play drums for Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin or Rush: "2112 would probably be too much of a bite of the apple for me"
Lars Ulrich knows he could sit behind the kit for Sabbath, Purple, Zeppelin and AC/DC songs, but admits Rush would be a different kind of challenge
John Martyn's The Apprentice to get box set reissue
John Martyn's 1990 album The Apprentice remastered and expanded to three discs plus DVD
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Every Porcupine Tree album ranked from worst to best
UPDATED Art-metal skronk-outs? Pink Floyd-inspired anthems? Epic trance workouts? A journey through the masterworks of defiant prog pioneers Porcupine Tree
How the Alan Parsons Project struck gold with Eye In Sky
The story of how the Alan Parsons Project went stratospheric with 1982's Eye In The Sky
When Pink Floyd reunited for Live 8: "It was like sleeping with your ex-wife"
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The best new prog music you need to hear with Prog's Tracks Of The Week
Hear brand new music form Circles, Oak, Plank, Lyrre, Gondhawa, Illumishade and more
How Cynic's Ascension Codes was a triumph born of tragedy
After a tumultuous period when two core members tragically died, remaining co-founder Paul Masvidal re-grouped, and re-emerged with the fourth Cynic album.
Seconds Out! Touchstone and The Reasoning on tour
Back in 2012 young British prog hopes The Reasoning and Touchstone went out on tour together. It was a knockout!
Gazpacho and the strange saga of Missa Atropos
Norwegian art rock sextet Gazpacho discuss their 2010 concept album Missa Atropos
The Dark Crystal at 40: inside Jim Henson's misunderstood, dark fantasy epic
Critically misunderstood at the time and bombing at the box office, The Dark Crystal is now rightly praised as a classic
Robert Fripp went to war in 1976: It's a battle he's still fighting
King Crimson downed tools as Robert Fripp's battle with Universal Music escalated. It’s a war he’s waged since the 1970s, he says, on behalf of artists everywhere
Threshold, Nightwish, Ayreon, Hayley Griffiths, Hedvig, SKALD and more in Prog's Tracks Of The Week
Check out this week's new prog music here and vote for your favourite. It couldn't be easier...
This video of King Crimson playing Elephant Talk in Tokyo in 1984 proves that when they fancied it, they were one of prog rock's funnest bands
As Bill Bruford notes in his comment on the video, "contrary to some in the commentariat, it wasn't all doom and gloom in King Crimson"
A tribute to late Big Big Train singer David Longdon
Prog pays tribute to the late Big Big Train frontman who touched so many lives, through his music and his warm and engaging personality
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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.
Hawkwind - We Are Looking In On You: "There’s plenty of life in the old bird yet!"
Not yet ratedThe space rock juggernaut rolls on with 13th live album.
Principal Edwards: Round One album review
Not yet ratedPink Floyd's Nick Mason produces entertaining folk rockers Principal Edwards.
Pink Floyd/Nick Mason - Their Mortal Remains/Inside Out book review
Not yet ratedTwo books that celebrate Pink Floyd’s 50th Anniversary
Andrew Wild - Pink Floyd Song By Song book review
Not yet ratedA trainspotter's guide to Pink Floyd
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.
