Prog Reviews

The gang’s back together: Mike Portnoy, John Petrucci, Jordan Rudess and Tony Levin reunite the dream team for LTE’s first new album of instrumental prog genius in 22 years.

Remix project celebrating ex-Hawkwind frontman produces mixed results.

Virtual baton in hand, the former Twelfth Nighter revisits the past.

Nineties-inspired prog metallers keep spinning.

Yes icon’s much-loved solo debut gets new sparkle.

Maple Leaf pomp merchants unplug the amps.

Art-pop chameleon Catherine Anne Davies hits the (wuthering) heights on luminous, literary second album. Existential torment has never sounded so alluring…

Peter Hammill leads from front on Future Sound Of London offshoot, The Amorphous Androgynous

Superior concept album revelling in a distant past.

One record, twice the fun? All-star prog maximalists prove there might be too much of a good thing with twin versions of their fifth album…

Drama and riffage to bring down an empire.

SW serves up an OK Computer for the Amazon age.

Belated solo debut from the former leader of 10cc’s art wing, Kevin Godley

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

Marillion keysman takes the solo plunge at last.

Yes man’s second solo album remains infectiously joyful.

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

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

Solid solo outing for Crimson torch-carrier.