”Raw and confessional”: Pure Reason Revolution’s Coming Up To Consciousness
Sixth album examines our final destination and demonstrates there’s no rule book for grieving
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“No pale rehash of former glories”: Jon Anderson And The Band Geeks’ True
Team player returns to prog with collaborators he discovered covering Yes songs
Black metal maverick Gaahl returns to the well of weirdness on Trelldom's ...By The Shadows...
Trelldom only return when they have something to say, and new album ...By The Shadows... proves well worth the 17 year wait
The Jesus Lizard shine just as brightly as they ever did on Rack
Kings of noise the Jesus Lizard have returned to reclaim their crown
Unto Others step up as goth rock royalty on superb new album Never, Neverland
The Oregon goth rockers embrace the dark side on album three
Evil, Hate Filled Female is Delilah Bon's most powerful statement yet
Deliah Bon's second album is one worth celebrating
New Oceans Of Slumber album Where Gods Fear To Speak is a vengeful prog metal monster that needs to be heard
The newest offering from prog metal veterans Oceans Of Slumber is more than worthy of their impressive catalogue
Zetra's debut album: black metal meets croons, synthesisers and, er, Doctor Who
Zetra haven't mastered their formula yet, but their debut album is promising all the same
David Gilmour’s Luck And Strange has all his trademarks, but there are new elements too
Fifth solo album carries all the Pink Floyd mastermind’s trademarks, but there are notable differences too
The Cold Stares prepare for a big future on The Southern
Finger-picking good Kentucky-fried blues
The Dead Daisies revert to meat-and-potatoes type on Light Em Up
After inspired work with Glenn Hughes on board, Dead Daisies album seven is a step backwards
Luck And Strange finds David Gilmour in relaxed, reflective form
David Gilmour’s fifth solo album muses on heavy concerns but dreams of cool evenings on the Mediterranean
Album Of The Week Club review: Great Western Valkyrie by Rival Sons
After turning heads with Pressure & Time in 2011, Rival Sons returned to the studio with a new bassist and a fistful of big ideas
“Another very good year”: Ring The Bells And Sing – Progressive Sounds Of 1975 box set
With Yes and Genesis between albums, Camel, Renaissance, Gentle Giant, Be Bop Deluxe, Soft Machine, Steve Hillage and Steve Hackett were among those proved here to be keeping the quality high
Palaye Royale shine bright on the life-affirming Death or Glory
Las Vegas trio Palaye Royale dazzle on bold fourth album
Mike Cormack’s Everything Under The Sun: The Complete Guide To Pink Floyd
Academic delivers trainspotterly detail with a personal touch in his in-depth analysis of the band’s work and achievements
Leprous ditch the excess baggage on Melodies Of Atonement
Einar Solberg isn’t sure their eighth album is prog, although there’s plenty of evidence to argue otherwise
