Prog Reviews

Mariusz Duda heads deep into the forest on seventh Lunatic Soul album

The sonic sorcerer opens the Led Zeppelin archive to reveal how the magic was made in his new book

Yes man’s second solo album remains infectiously joyful.

Prog metal icons keep to the script in fun but inessential live release.

Marillion keysman takes the solo plunge at last.

Solid solo outing for Crimson torch-carrier.

Ace vinyl despatches from Gabriel’s superstar years, remastered.

Brock and co come into their own with sprawling but topical dystopian rock.

Brit collective snatch victory from the jaws of defeat

Synth-pomp monolith receives the Wilson treatment.

Tour spectacular boiled down to its musical essence

Norwegian prog metallers release the album of their career

A double dose of Norwegian psychedelia

Dream Theater man John Petrucci shows his range on belated second solo album

Time gentlemen, please: prog’s great warrior-poet Fish bows out with a career-capping masterpiece

The first, and sadly final, meeting of two remarkable minds

Let these Swedes sink their musical claws in and you may not escape lightly.

Texan prog metallers rebuild themselves on album number four.

The Caped Crusader parks the wisecracks and ivory-tinkling covers on Earth and teams up with The English Rock Ensemble for a long-overdue journey back to prog’s extra-terrestrial realms.