Latest Prog News
Colin Edwin and John Wesley announce new Porcupine Tree-focused band Voyage 35
Former Porcupine Tree alumni will be performing the band's earlier material in the live arena
Scottish post-rockers Mogwai announce UK live dates for February
Scottish post-rock quartet Mogwai continue their tour in support of The Bad Fire album, released earlier this year
Soen announce new studio album, Reliance, will be released in January
Swedish prog metallers Soen share the powerfully emotive Primal, the first new music from their upcoming album Reliance
Australian prog rockers Karnivool announce first new album for 13 years!
Aussie proggers Karnivool will release their long-awaited new album, In Verses, In February
Yes announce first English and Scottish live dates for two years
Prog legends Yes announce a nine-date tour of England and Scotland on which they'll play all of 1971's Fragile album
Steve Hackett announces Best of Genesis And Solo Gems 2026 England and Scotland tour dates
Steve Hackett announces UK leg of 2026 tour and names new band replacements
Pink Floyd announce 50th anniversary reissue of Wish You Were Here
Pink Floyd will release Wish You Were Here 50 on various formats on December 12
Latest Prog Features
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The story of a trio of Brummies who created the progressive orchestral pop-rock band that became a global phenomenon
How Kate Bush answered her critics with Hounds Of Love
Her fifth album came out of relationships, nature and old movies, along with all her nightmares in one song. It became one of her most-loved releases, featuring big hit Running Up That Hill, but she endured a challenging climb to complete it
Twisted Sister’s Jay Jay French doesn’t love prog, but adores Emerson, Lake and Palmer
Glam metal guitar slinger had been a fan of The Nice but hadn’t even heard of Carl Palmer when the super-talented supergroup blew him away live
Spock’s Beard made Noise Floor with stubbornness, repurposed Kansas songs and letting an ambition go
By the time they delivered their 13th album in 2018, they’d already outlived many of their expectations. With line-up issues returning and the market having changed, they decided to focus on artistic achievement
Arjen Lucassen decided to be an egomaniac, and the result is Songs No One Will Hear
Ayreon mastermind’s third solo album mixes humour and tragedy as he explores the countdown to an extinction-level event
Latest Prog Reviews
60s psych rock duo Nirvana prove they were ahead of their time on The Show Must Go On
12-disc full catalogue collection shows how they bemused and confused by incorporating classical instruments long before it was common
John Wetton’s Concentus II is 10 discs of sumptuous live performance
Ongoing retrospective series revisits his solo era of the 90s
“Like Pink Floyd played by 10cc”: Supertramp’s Crime Of The Century and Crisis? What Crisis?
Third and fourth studio albums remastered at half speed for vinyl reissues
“Genuinely shocking, and uninterested in the post-rock status quo”: Jo Quail’s Notan
The cello champion defies comparison as her compositional skills continue to develop and impress
Arjen Anthony Lucassen has fun counting down to Armageddon on Songs No One Will Hear
Tragedy and comedy are combined among rich musical moments in Ayreon leader’s pre-apocalyptic adventure
Between The Buried And Me’s The Blue Nowhere brakes for no one
Their 11th album arrives via a slimmed-down line-up, but they remain as musically wide-ranging as they’ve ever been
