Fish – The Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool: Live Review
We join Fish in Liverpool as he nears the end of the road to the isles.
IQ Weekender – The Met, Bury: Live Review
It’s the annual IQ weekender at The Met in Bury. With traditions to be maintained – we’re in attendance for both nights.
Monteceneri – Due: EP Review
Milan based Italian rockers, Monteceneri, release their captivating EP Due revealing another fascinating look at contemporary European rock music.
Yes – The Best Of The Rabin Years: ‘Album Review’
We go out on a limb and attempt to pick the best of the Rabin years on a single Yes LP.
God Is An Astronaut – Embers: Album Review
The Irish trio of God Is An Astronaut release another spellbinding album, Embers. Once again, they send the listener into another aural experience to savour.
Big Big Train – Big Big Bits (1): Opinion
Big Big Train – big big bits – goosebump moments from the Prog icons.
Gryphon – A Sonic Tonic: Album Review
Keeping alchemists busy since the 1500s, a first live recording for Elizabethan proggers Gryphon.
Squackett – A Life Within A Day: Album Review
The Steve Hackett / Chris Squire project – the amusingly titled Squackett – from 2012 gets a remaster and 5.1 mix to boot.
Cropredy Festival Preview – Part Five: Opinion
The fifth part for the 2024 Cropredy preview highlights Big Big Train, Black Water County and Silverblues.
The Tangent for one – To Follow Polaris: Album Review
The Tangent (for one) – trimmed and slimmed down but no less potent.
Transatlantic – Morsefest 2022, The Absolute Whirlwind: Album Review
Have you woke up screaming in the middle of the night? For Transatlantic, more is never enough, ever. Naturally.
Big Big Train – a Q&A with Gregory Spawton
Gregory Spawton from Big Big Train joins us for some thoughts on The Likes Of Us album and more.
Yes – Mirror To The Sky reboot: News
News of the new expanded version of Mirror To The Sky by Yes as they get ready for their UK/Euro Classic Tales Of Yes tour.
Rick Wakeman – Live At The London Palladium 2023: Album Review
Rick Wakeman (with trusty band and friends) does the London Palladium in style over a two night stint that covers the cream of Wakeman.
MMTH – Infinite Heights: Album ReviewÂ
Instrumental prog rock at its most listenable on MMTH’s album Infinite Heights shows intelligent rock can be created without being over complicated.