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Live streams from Jo Quail, Fusion 3, Led Zeppelin, Eivor and more
Prog Magazine's daily guide to prog-friendly live streams happening today
The Flaming Lips release video for brand new song Flowers Of Neptune 6
US alt.proggers The Flaming Lips release first new music of 2020 with Flowers Of Neptune 6
Goldray release video for new single How Do You Know
Proggy psych duo Goldray will release second album Feel The Change in July
Here are the 12 biggest news stories of the week
It’s been yet another big week in the world of rock, metal and prog – here are the stories that made the headlines
Ebonivory release playthrough video for Introvection
Ebonivory guitarists Louis Edwards and Jake Ewings lead us through new song Introvection in new video
Prog The Forest charity festival forced to go online
Charity all day prog festival reschedules live event for July 2021 but will take place online this year
Cellar Darling to take part in online Tohuwabohu Festival in June
Swiss prog trio Cellar Darling take part in online pay-what-you-want Swiss music festival
Within Temptation share video for new single Entertain You
Check out video for Within Temptation’s latest single Entertain You - the band’s first new material since the Resist album
Kyros release video for new single Two Frames Of Panic
Kyros release video for new single and reveal cover art and tracklisting for new album Celexa Dreams
The Tea Club release new video for If I Mean When
New Jersey prog quintet release new video for If I Mean When taken from If/When album
Go inside Rush’s Permanent Waves 40th anniversary Super Deluxe Edition
As Rush fans wait for the Permanent Waves reissue to be released, a new unboxing video shows what they can expect when it drops this week
Primavera Sound 2021: Tame Impala, Iggy Pop, Napalm Death and more confirmed
Barcelona's Primavera Sound 2021 announces the names of the artists who'll play at next June's festival
Latest Prog Features
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Men for all seasons: The inside story of Marillion's Season's End
When Marillion’s charismatic frontman Fish quit in 1988, many people expected the band to evaporate. But instead they delivered one of their finest records
Mike Oldfield on Tubular Bells: "There’s been nothing like it, before or since.”
Mike Oldfield looks back over his debut 1973 album and the massive impact Tubular Bells has had
10 tips for black and white photography
Louder photographer Kevin Nixon on 10 things to remember to get the best black and white shots. Number 1? Don't shoot in black and white...
The Affinity Photo New Rock Photographer 2020 Challenge #5: Black and white photography
Black and white photography can lend drama and timelessness to your music photography. In the fifth round of our hunt to find the best new rock photographer of 2020, we want to see your B&W shots…
The latest livestreams, online gigs and innovations from the music world
Keeping track of livestreams, empty hall gigs, good deeds and innovation as musicians come to terms with a new landscape
Rush: how we reinvented ourselves and made Permanent Waves
After the “soul crushing” slog of making Hemispheres album, the planets aligned for Rush. Permanent Waves found them at the top of their game and put them in a different league
Lesoir take us through new album Mosaic track by track
Dutch art rockers Lesoir release their new album. Mosaic on May 1
Coldbones guide to their new concept album The Cataclysm
British post-rock trio Coldbones released new album The Cataclysm last week
Watch Ms Amy Birks' exclusive live session for Prog
Ms Amy Birks performs tracks from her debut solo album All That I Am And All That I Was
The Moody Blues: the ultimate interview
The Moody Blues' astonishing journey from high living in the 60s, pioneering musical alchemy in the 70s to prog's elder statesmen of today
Fish discusses what could be his final album Weltschmerz
Fish mulls over what could be his final album of a long and distinguished career
Steve Howe: the ultimate interview
Steve Howe was the guitarist with proto-psychedelic Brit-rockers Tomorrow. Then he joined Yes and embarked on a hugely successful career as a member of prog royalty
Latest Prog Reviews
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Rush - Permanent Waves 40th Anniversary Deluxe Edition Review
Not yet ratedIt was the album that marked the end of one chapter and turned the prog icons into unlikely pop stars along the way. And now it gets the deluxe treatment it deserves.
Kavus Torabi - Hip To The Jag Review
Not yet ratedKnifeworld leader tilts at the unknown on psychedelic solo debut
Pattern-Seeking Animals - Prehensile Tales review
Not yet ratedHeartfelt odes and colourful playing from the Californian quartet
Katatonia - City Burials review
Not yet ratedIt’s like the Swedes have never been away. Because they haven’t.
Hawkwind - All Aboard The Skylark album review
Not yet ratedFifty years celebrated with new grooves and a trip down memory lane...
65daysofstatic - replicr, 2019 album review
Not yet ratedSheffield quartet deliver the soundtrack of the shape of things to come...
Opeth - In Cauda Venenum album review
Not yet ratedOpeth are one of the most revered modern prog bands on the planet. How’s their 13th album shaping up, then?
Gaahl steps away from his black metal roots in new album GastiR - Ghosts Invited
The black metal icon takes a turn for the unexpected with the new album from Gaahls Wyrd
Banco del Mutuo Soccorso: Transiberiana album review
Not yet ratedItalian masters make a triumphant return...
Van der Graaf Generator: The Aerosol Grey Machine album review
Not yet ratedLavish 50th anniversary reissue for VdGG’s elusive debut album
Alan Parsons: The Secret album review
Not yet ratedStudio ace Alan Parsons has been tempted back into recording a new album, after 15 years away. Can he weave his sonic magic once more?