Time Tunnel: Great Albums of 1971. Sinoptik on Uriah Heep’s Look at Yourself.
Sinoptik are a rock trio from Ukraine. They have just released their new album and they join us for more celebration of 1971 and Uriah Heep’s Look At Yourself.
Boss Keloid – Family The Smiling Thrush: Album Review
Boss Keloid return with their fifth long player of wondrous progressive heavy metal destined to stir your soul.
Why I Love: Acolyte on Neal Morse
Chris Cameron, drummer from Australian Prog Metal outfit Acolyte joins us to share his love for Progressive musical icon Neal Morse.
Renaissance – Ashes Are Burning, Live In Concert: Album Review
A 50th Anniversary, Ashes Are Burning – An Anthology, Live In Concert release to celebrate a landmark occasion for Renaissance.
Jeff Wayne – The War Of The Worlds: Interview
Jeff Wayne created a monster with his best selling musical version of The War Of The Worlds. We caught up with Jeff to talk about the forthcoming 2022 tour.
Songs of Petrichor – Nomad: Single Review
Songs Of Petrichor, a Saudi Arabian Prog band, release their debut single Nomad as a preview to their self- titled album coming November 2021.
Time Tunnel: Great Albums of 1971. Jethro Tull – Aqualung
Aqualung forms part of the pantheon of great records of 1971. This legendary Jethro Tull album gets a 50th anniversary reissue on 26th March.
Simon Collins – Becoming Human: Album Review
Simon Collins’ Becoming Human is an incredible release that’s not only important to Simon’s world but to the progressive rock industry too.
Time Tunnel: Great Lost Albums. Urban Nomad – Urban Nomad
A long overdue appreciation of one of the great lost albums – Urban Nomad – that welds together various Prog Rock influences.
Why I Love: Dominic Sanderson on Steven Wilson
Emerging progressive music talent Dominic Sanderson tells us about why he loves another progressive pioneer, Steven Wilson.
Transatlantic – The Absolute Universe: Album Review
The Transatlantic mothership takes flight once more as the quartet takes Progressive Rock to new levels with their versions of The Absolute Universe.
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.
Marillion in the 1980s – Nathaniel Webb: Book Review
Marillion’s turbulent decade of the eighties comes under scrutiny. A story of swings and roundabouts.
The Flower Kings – Islands: Album Review
The Flower Kings don’t feel the need to stem their creative juices as the inspiration, the muse has struck again and seen them craft a broad musical journey with Islands.
Pencarrow – Growth In The Absence Of Light: Album Review
New Zealand based Pencarrow has recorded a masterpiece which blends musical moods and genres to enthral both the newcomer and established fan.