Clann marks the epic conclusion to Solstice’s ‘Sia Trilogy’
The release of Clann sees the completion of the ‘Sia trilogy’ by folk proggers Solstice, and put simply, it’s an utterly sublime way to...
The Darkness – Dreams On Toast
Justin Hawkins and his band of merry men, AKA The Darkness, are back with their eighth studio album, which is once again brimming with...
Bjørn Riis reaches a new musical high with Fimbulvinter
Not only has Bjørn Riis crafted some of the finest progressive rock records to come out of Norway with his fellow (and equally talented)...
Dynazty play a Game of Faces
As far back as 2022 when Final Advent was released, Dynazty were already working on another album and their relentless work rate paid off...
Jethro Tull – Curious Ruminant
“I’m a curious person, not in the sense of being weird, in the sense of having curiosity. I’m also a ruminant in the sense...
Gleb Kolyadin – Mobula
Gleb Kolyadin is a highly esteemed Russian musician with classical training, known for being one half of the duo Iamthemorning, alongside Mariana Semkina. His...
Jon Anderson & The Band Geeks – Perpetual Change
Captured during The Band Geeks, Yes Classics and Epics Tour in August 2023, Perpetual Change emerges from the collaboration between prog icon Jon Anderson—an artist eager...
Envy of None’s Stygian Waves bring liberation to Rush guitarist
After spending forty-five years playing guitar in Rush, one of the most renowned rock bands in history, Alex Lifeson likely thought he wouldn’t be...
Everon’s 70’s Prog album Shells
How much does it harm a band to be away for such a long time? When a favourably received album, released in 2008 isn’t followed...
ABIGOR – Demos 1993-1994
As the title of this sinister-looking release so neatly suggests, this 2-CD (or 2-LP, if you prefer vinyl) collection compiles and chronicles the first...
