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Prog meets Marillion on their Marillion Monthly show
Watch Prog Editor Jerry Ewing in conversation with Marillion from their monthly YouTube show
Mandalaband's first two albums remastered and reissued
Mandalaband's self-titled debut and The Eye Of Wendor: Prophecies are available on vinyl, CD and as a box set
"A shared musical magic is rekindled." Julianne Regan and Tim Bricheno release teaser for new single
Former All About Eve pair Regan and Bricheno will release a new album in 2024
Voyager reschedule Australian tour dates for June
Voyager singer Danny Estrin announced he would undergo treatment for cancer back in September
The Pineapple Thief announce brand new album It Leads To This
UK proggers The Pineapple Thief will release brand new album It Leads To This in February
"We have a lot of fun on stage!" Lindisfarne announce spring UK tour dates
Veteran folk rockers Lindisfarne release UK tour dates for both February and April
Richard Wileman unveils new prog and folk horror concept album
Richard Wileman will release new album The Forked Road in January
Kyros announce brand new album Mannequin
UK prog rockers Kyros will release their fourth studio album Mannequin in February
Swedish proggers Beardfish are back!
Swedish prog quartet Beardfish annpunce live shows and share selfie from the studio
Manic Street Preachers remix Steven Wilson's Economies of Scale
Steven Wilson recently released his seventh studio album The Harmony Codex
Peter Gabriel releases Live And Let Live, the final single from i/o
i/o is Peter Gabriel's first new studio album for 21 years, following Up in 2002
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Ace new prog music you must hear from Wilson/Wakeman, Moon Safari, Louise Patricia Crane and more in Prog's Tracks Of The Week
The week's best new prog music to check out from Mariusz Duda, Storm Deva, Bjørkø, Unprocessed and more...
“I was completely petrified by Kate Bush singing Wuthering Heights on TV. Anyone I was scared of I was interested by”: How Matt Berry discovered prog
Toast Of London star and self-taught musician became a fan of Jean Michel Jarre, Mike Oldfield, Pink Floyd and more
"It’s like an ocean of music, of experience and concept and feelings." Inside the musical mind of David Sancious
A one-time member of Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band and Peter Gabriel collaborator, David Sancious discusses his Eyes Wide Open album
"Its release was welcomed with as much enthusiasm by Californian punks as if a Nazi had yakked on Darby Crash’s grave." How Bad Religion took a prog detour with Into The Unknown
How hardcore heroes Bad Religion recorded a prog album mid career!
“You don’t need big orchestras and lots of notes to make things come alive. Just three notes will do, if they’re the right ones”: How to horrify, by movie soundtrack specialist Claudio Simonetti
Goblin maestro picks key compositions that amplified classic scary movies
Roger Waters had a little black book with his poems in – and he turned them into a massive, multimedia masterpiece that ultimately destroyed Pink Floyd
How Roger Waters and Pink Floyd took some "unlistenable" demos and built The Wall
Every Opeth album ranked from worst to best
From 1995's Orchid through to 2019's In Cauda Venenum, we ranked every Opeth album in order of greatness
"We were always looking out for a producer, but the trouble was that most of them took a lot of drugs": Ian Anderson on the recording of Aqualung, and why it really isn't a concept album
Aqualung is regarded by most as the classic, definitive Jethro Tull album, but Ian Anderson is reluctant to admit it's his favourite
”I was pretty much ordered to go and play with Steve Howe, Carl Palmer, Geoff Downes and John Wetton. I was told that if I didn’t, I’d be dropped”: Trevor Rabin’s challenging road to Yes
From a dalliance with NWOBHM and Asia to sudden career jumps across the ocean, he’s always been far more interesting and varied than many realise
“We did two days recording… he fired the whole band on the first day”: Tony Levin recalls the “really evil” bandleader who was more challenging than Peter Gabriel and Robert Fripp
Despite a huge range of experience, bassist easily identifies the person he found most difficult to work with
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Peter Gabriel's i/o. "The world has changed since 2002, mostly for the worst, but it’s a better place with i/o in it."
The ex-Genesis singer returns to the big time with his first album in 21 years to reassert his place as the doyen of cerebral art-pop.
“His advocacy for artificial intelligence is compelling… human, emotive and reassuring”: Mariusz Duda’s instrumental AFR AI D
Riverside man returns with solo album that opens channels with a potentially bright future
“Great fun… lovingly dashed off in a few hours, in homage to the way library musicians had to work”: Matt Berry’s Simplicity
“The esteem in which his talent was held is reflected… Yet some of the most fascinating tracks here are by his pre-fame 60s bands”: Greg Lake’s Magical box set
7-disc compilation celebrates his solo endeavours in style
“He may be lauded by some as a genius, but without this team’s heavy lifting, these pieces might fail”: Frank Zappa’s Over-Nite Sensation 50th Anniversary Edition
Five-disc, 88-track set proves his music lasts - even if many of his lyrics don’t
“A plan to work with guest contributors has resulted in a fairly tortuous journey… but the struggle has been worth it”: Earthside’s Let The Truth Speak
American cinematic band’s second album is even more ambitious than their debut, and took years to bring together
“Served up as ‘hi-def’ – but should that be hi-deaf? The raw, frantic energy might be too much for some”: Meshuggah’s Chaosphere 25th Anniversary edition
Groundbreaking third album keeps pushing boundaries with lively remaster
Tesseract’s cinematic live show just proved that, 12 years since debuting, they’re in the finest form of their lives
At Tampa’s Orpheum, the UK djent pioneers reach a new apex in a flurry of contorting riffs, gorgeous vocals and awe-inspiring lights
”It could have made for a disconcerting experience, but her ethereal vocal presence binds it all together”: Myrkur’s Spine
Blend of genres results in a morbidly compelling work that can’t be contained by the ‘Viking’ tag
“The rise of a fledgling group, but a collapse of an old one… A forensic timeline of how prog turned into punk”: Stewart Copeland’s Police Diaries
Memoir offers eyewitness view as Curved Air and Soft Machine members lived through a changing of the musical guard
“Not just an amorphous stream of swirly pothead trance rock… In fact, this album feels more focused than its predecessor:” Gong’s Unending Ascending
With the late Daevid Allen’s blessing, Kavus Torabi continues the 54-year-old band’s mission to music’s outer reaches
