Prog Reviews

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.

Probably the best Indonesian stoner psych you’ll hear this month.

Chris Roberts samples the new releases on the prog/rock boundary.

You need Hands...

Not a new album from guitar maestro.

“This is actually the stool from my kitchen,” says Fish, as he eases his frame into said piece of furniture, situated in front of John Beck’s keyboard stand on the stage.

German post-rockers return to instrumental roots.

Acclaimed artists choose not to throw stones.

Pre-Yes vets keep the fires burning.

Widescreen space symphony from Finland’s finest.

Despite going on hiatus shortly after their 2012 debut Yours Sincerely, Dr. Hardcore, Gallops have had success since they returned last year.

Sublime space jazz odysseys from Swedish trumpeter and chums.

Swede dreams up a work of genius.

Solo Morse in easy listening mood.

One-time Lifesigns man spreads his musical wings.

Banks takes giant classical step in prog’s ongoing evolution.

It’s an angry new dawn for the Israeli international peace award winners.

Psych folk duo make soaring anthems.