Prog Reviews

Studio ace Alan Parsons has been tempted back into recording a new album, after 15 years away. Can he weave his sonic magic once more?

John Mitchell’s trilogy reaches a stirring conclusion...

Bombast and big ideas from neo-proggers on top form

Riverside mastermind finds comfort in sound

Eight years on, as punk and prog spectacularly collide, Matt Stevens and co’s third album documents some concerning electric dreams

Grand themes examined in a microcosm generate cosmic emotion

The Kinsella brothers’ post-rock elegy

Edinburgh electronica duo go fourth

Album number three from the new Berlin school of electronic music

Ensemble cast unite for Frenchman’s third album

Progression, yes, but with unfinished business

Intimate fourth LP from Texan progressive metallers

New electronic milestone blows up the lab

Deep in the woods glows a masterpiece from Beautify Junkyards

Grandiose presentation of Ayreon’s first live performance

Bright sounds from a dark heart

Dark Finnish prog with a psych metal spirit

Multilingual ex-Pipette’s electro-psych second

Grant Moon has a rummage down the back of the Prog sofa for the ones that nearly got away… with the latest releases from Pagan Harvest, UTU, Bob Holroyd, Rob Reed, Fractal Mirror and more

Roger Waters compadre demonstrates that it’s good to Talk Talk