IQ’s first ever headline show at London’s Marquee, on September 15, 1983, was supposed to be the launch party for the release of the band’s self-financed debut Tales From The Lush Attic.
Brilliant second from high pedigree eclectic London proggers.
Diverse musical menu on US jam band’s eleventh studio album.
Self-produced third album from one-woman post-classical orchestra.
It’s an angry new dawn for the Israeli international peace award winners.
Psych folk duo make soaring anthems.
Banks takes giant classical step in prog’s ongoing evolution.
iamthemorning virtuoso revels in solo brilliance.
Take a trip with Rob Hughes as he seeks out the latest mind-expanding music with new releases from Nick Garrie, Dream Giant, The Brainiac 5, The Dials, Chew and Spectral Haze
Pete Jones’ wintry tales bring comfort and joy
The crown slips a little on a patchy 40th-anniversary package
Killers bassist’s third solo outing is a joyously derivative psychedelic trip
RIO icons’ opulent Holy Grail
Tom Slatter’s instrumental project is an admirably unpredictable affair