Hawkwind – The Future Never Waits: Album Review
The 35th studio album from Hawkwind – there’s no let up as The Future Never Waits.
Riverside – Manchester Academy 2: Live Review
Prog or not, Riverside live is an exceptional event. We’re at Manchester Academy to confirm.
Exploring Birdsong – Dancing In The Face Of Danger: EP Review
Exploring Birdsong release Dancing In The Face Of Danger. Another wonderfully crafted collection of pieces of music from this gifted trio.
Dominic Sanderson – Impermanence: Album Review
Impermanence is the new album release by Dominic Sanderson, just a year after his stunning debut EP Discarded Memories.
Kansas – Another Fork In The Road: Album Review
Fifty years of Kansas comes to pass in 2023. We’re one step ahead with a career retrospective.
Wind Of Change – Progressive Sounds Of 1973: Album Review
Prog in ’73? A rude state of health. The usual suspects and the more obscure come together in a new collection.
Klone – Meanwhile: new album News
News of the new album from French Alt Metal/Art Rockers Klone, out on Kscope in Feb 2023.
The Blackheart Orchestra – Hotel Utopia: Album Review
Into the Great Unknown with The Blackheart Orchestra.
Marillion – King George’s Hall, Blackburn: Live Review
Marillion open the An Hour Before It’s Dark tour at King George’s Hall, Blackburn.
SiX BY SiX – s/t: Album Review
Plenty of promise shown on the ‘possibly prog’ album from SiX BY SiX
Ian Neal – Barkston Ash: Album Review
Ian Neal releases Barkston Ash – another refreshing listen to his inventive brand of progressive rock.
Long Distance Calling – Eraser: Album Review
Long Distance Calling release a new album dedicated to human abuse of the environment through some original soundscapes.Â
Blowing Free – Underground And Progressive Sounds of 1972: Album Review
Blowing Free is the Cherry Red Records 55 track trip down memory lane.
Anyone – In Humanity: Album Review
Prog ensemble Anyone release a 4th Album, In Humanity, a change to a highly improvisational progressive direction for the founder member, Riz Story.
The Paradox Twin – Silence From Signal: Album Review
The Paradox Twin follow up The Importance Of Mr Bedlam with an album based on personal experience and laced with classic moments.