The Mastelottos – A Romantic’s Guide To King Crimson: Album Review
Pat and Deborah Mastelotto seek out the pink in the King Crimson catalogue.
Toyah – Posh Pop: Album Review
Anthems, hope and escapism – it’s all there on Posh Pop – the first Toyah album for 13 years!
The Bloody Mallard on King Crimson
The Bloody Mallard is a London-based heavy psych, prog and alt-rock project. Here, the band share their love of the mighty King Crimson.
Bruford – Rock Goes To College: Album Review
A live vintage recording from Yes member Bill Bruford’s band, Bruford, to rival more recent recordings from his Yes colleague’s current new releases and re-releases.
The Pineapple Thief – Give It Back: Album Review
The Pineapple Thief revisit some of their back catalogue in a rework, remodel, retake type situation.
Asia – Fantasia Live In Tokyo 2007
News of the 3LP vinyl release of Fantasia Live in Tokyo 2007 from supergroup Asia.
Dominic Sanderson – Discarded Memories: EP Review
An original debut release from new talent Dominic Sanderson showing influences from Pink Floyd, King Crimson and Steven Wilson displaying exciting new potential to English Prog Rock.
Todd Rundgren – Space Force: Album Review
Todd Rundgren and a star studded line up of collaborators blast off into the stratosphere.
Deadly Dining – Judy Dyble’s Disasterous Delicacies: Book News
The debut book by English musician Judy Dyble posthumously collated by the Dyble family. Welcome to Deadly Dining.
At The Gates – The Nightmare Of Being: Album Review
At the Gates unleash their new album, The Nightmare Of Being. It stakes out new musical ground for the Swedish metal legends.
SiX BY SiX – s/t: Album Review
Plenty of promise shown on the ‘possibly prog’ album from SiX BY SiX
Void Of Light – Void Of Light: Album Review
Void of Light, on their debut album, impressively unleash an intense and immersive exposition of the post-metal genre.
The Flower Kings – By Royal Decree: New album news
News of the new album from The Flower Kings. By Royal Decree is out on Inside Out Music in March 2022.
Stefano Panunzi – Beyond The Illusion: Album Review
Stefano Panunzi blends ambience with art rock while visiting several stop offs on the way on Beyond The Illusion.
Gus Englehorn – Dungeon Master: Album Review
A half-hour of off-kilter madness from a slightly deranged (in the nicest sense) Gus Englehorn.
