Selection was made to fit on an LP, but as the band have released 41 singles so far, it’s only part of the story
1977 album’s new vinyl version illustrates duo’s obsessive perfectionism - and producer Gary Katz’s patience
Modern prog’s great visionary throws away the stylistic rule book to deliver an enigmatic, luxurious post-pandemic masterwork
Neglected 80s progressive pop gem gets the Steven Wilson treatment
The Pineapple Thief leader’s third solo album feels autumnal and meditative
12th studio album tackles nuanced experience rather than youthful certainty - assisted by timeless songcraft
73 personally curated tracks covers a huge range of genres from Ralph McTell to Thin Lizzy
20-CD set offers deep dive into late maestro’s career, focusing mainly on his solo work
Tool capitalise on their unique status on the Power Trip festival bill in stunning style
His first vocal release since 1989 is the long overdue answer to fans’ prayers
Unnecessary? Maybe. But this stark reimagining of the biggest prog album ever possibly works better than it should
Muse bring the hits, charm and a ton of showmanship to Manchester
Quartet’s second album shapeshifts among its folk, prog and alt rock influences
Complete with the previously unreleased third concert recording, 11-disc collection goes beyond the wildest dreams of even the most avid Hawkfan
Despite its background, Soft Machine man’s 1988 comeback makes a refreshing return
Box set illustrates an apparent disappearing act over a decade
Ian Anderson’s biggest and boldest reissue to date
Their heaviest album to date sees vocalist Daniel Tompkins revealing a new secret weapon
J Willgoose Esq, with assistance from the BBC Concert Orchestra and Michael Sheen, deliver a powerful case in support of the UK’s real-life public service broadcaster
