Latest Prog News
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
Spock's Beard return with The Archaeoptimist, their first new studio album in seven years!
US prog rock quintet Spock's Beard will release their new stidio album, The Achaeoptimist, in November
Flying Colors and Kansas guitarist Steve Morse to release first new Steve Morse Band album for sixteen years
The Steve Morse Band will release their brand new album, Triangulation, in November
"I'm hoping to go there and watch myself": David Gilmour hints at Pink Floyd avatar show at the Sphere in Las Vegas
David Gilmour made the remarks at the UK premiere of his concert film Live At Circus Maximus, Rome
King Crimson offshoot Beat share new live clip of Thela Hun Ginjeet
Adrian Belew, Danny Carey, Tony Levin and Steve Vai will release Beat Live in September
Why have Pink Floyd wrapped their album sleeves on streaming services in black?
Pink Floyd's ninth studio album, Wish You Were Here, celebrates its 50th anniversary on September 12. Just saying...
Watch Jeff Beck's mind-boggling version of You Know What I Mean on The Midnight Special
Jeff Beck joins a stellar lineup of musicians including Billy Preston, Buddy Miles and Willie Weeks
Latest Prog Features
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
Chantel McGregor admires Steven Wilson’s risky approach to music
From his dalliances with pop to taking comedians on tour, blues rock singer-guitarist believes he illustrates a perfectly progressive attitude – and he’s a nice bloke to boot
Stewart Copeland on why it's unlikely The Police will ever reform
Former Police man Stewart Copeland is about to embark on a trip around the UK telling stories about the band and more
Nosound’s rush return after seven years with To The Core
Giancarlo Erra had been avoiding guitar in favour of synths in solo and collab projects. Then he realised he’d assembled enough music to form a release, and had a good reason to do it quickly
The Sensational Alex Harvey Band’s Tomorrow Belongs To Me is a prog epic
Gravel-voiced bandleader plays eco-warrior, futurist and satirist on 1975 genre-crossing album wrapped in a sleeve where Roger Dean meets Marvel
The unexpected triumph of Mike Oldfield’s Hergest Ridge, an album he didn’t want to make
Overwhelmed by the success of Tubular Bells, he found peace in a solitary house on a hill and in playing ancient music in an old mansion. Even when his peace was shattered, he managed to create an uplifting and chart-topping record
Latest Prog Reviews
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 breaks 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
Vangelis’ soundtrack for 1492: Conquest Of Paradise has aged as badly as its parent movie
The late synth genius delivers several memorable moments – but his music from Ridley Scott’s 1992 flop contains corny parts too
