“I’m quite happy no one knows who we are!” IO Earth on working out of the spotlight By Matt Parker published 9 August 23 Birmingham prog rockers IO Earth continue to plough their own unique furrow wthin the music business to ever greater success
The Fierce And The Dead - The Euphoric album review By Matt Parker published 1 June 18 Not yet rated Eight years on, as punk and prog spectacularly collide, Matt Stevens and co’s third album documents some concerning electric dreams
Lifesigns - Cardington album review By Matt Parker published 5 September 17 Not yet rated The UK proggers’ second proves the sky’s the limit
Periphery at the 02 Ritz, Manchester - live review By Matt Parker published 23 June 17 Not yet rated Periphery wow the crowds at their biggest headline show so far
Arcadea - Arcadea album review By Matt Parker published 20 May 17 Not yet rated Brann Dailor and co explore the final frontier
Need - Hegaiamas: A Song For Freedom album review By Matt Parker published 14 March 17 Not yet rated Greek progressive metallers’ democratic debate.
Alan Reed - Honey On The Razor’s Edge album review By Matt Parker published 13 March 17 Not yet rated Clarity and confidence on album number two.
The Gift: Reincarnated, reinvigorated and reinventing classic prog forms By Matt Parker published 14 February 17 Norse myth, consumerism and jamming with Genesis alumni – all ground out of a magical salt mill. London’s The Gift talk to Prog about their new album
Crippled Black Phoenix live review - Sound Control, Manchester By Matt Parker published 7 February 17 Not yet rated Cripplied Black Phoenix remind Manchester that few do prog metal with so much panache
Nick Johnston - Remarkably Human album review By Matt Parker published 29 November 16 Not yet rated Able-handed soloist channels heart and mind
Colin Tench - Hair In A G-String album review By Matt Parker published 25 November 16 Not yet rated A surprise package. Just ignore the wrapping
Maschine - Naturalis album review By Matt Parker published 2 November 16 Not yet rated Young progsters Maschine make mockery of difficult second album syndrome
Giraffe Tongue Orchestra - Broken Lines album review By Matt Parker published 2 November 16 Not yet rated Mastodon and Dillinger Escape Plan men debut their heavy prog supergroup.
Anthony Phillips - Private Parts & Pieces V-VIII album reviews By Matt Parker published 1 November 16 Not yet rated Dusting off Genesis-founder Anthony Phillips' hidden gems.
Roy Harper live review - Bridgewater Hall, Manchester By Matt Parker published 26 September 16 Not yet rated Roy Harper returns to the stage
Matt Stevens - Archive album review By Matt Parker published 16 August 16 Not yet rated A superfan’s collection – but very much not ‘The Essential’.
Nosound - Scintilla album review By Matt Parker published 16 August 16 Not yet rated Italian apprentice Giancarlo Erra becomes the master
Ale Brukman’s Zaedyus Project - Patagonia album review By Matt Parker published 16 August 16 Not yet rated Remastered and re-released Patagonia album show the Argentines are in no danger of plateauing
Armonite - The Sun Is New Each Day By Matt Parker published 14 July 16 Not yet rated Italian duo Armonite’s instrumental debut.
Circuline - Counterpoint album review By Matt Parker published 13 July 16 Not yet rated Retro influences given modern muscle by Circuline.
Claudio Simonetti's Goblin in Manchester live review By Matt Parker published 16 June 16 Not yet rated Claudio Simonetti’s version of Goblin assemble for Dawn of The Dead tribute.
Anneke van Giersbergen in Manchester live review By Matt Parker published 15 June 16 Not yet rated Anneke van Giersbergen and Tony Wright prog out at the former Factory Records HQ.
District 97 Live Review - Manchester, Sound Control By Matt Parker published 6 May 16 Not yet rated Dave Kerzner and District 97 at the live controls, with special guest Durga McBroom.
Ozric Tentacles live in Manchester By Matt Parker published 4 April 16 Not yet rated Prog reviews Ozric Tentacles live in Manchester.