Jethro Tull's Aqualung is celebrated on the cover of the new issue of Prog, on sale today...
The 1971 album, Tull's fourth studio record, celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. Rightly regarded as a bona fide prog classic, in brand new interviews with Ian Anderson, Martin Barre and more we talk about the impact of the record and what it means to them 50 years on.
Also in Prog 117...
Steve Hackett - Hackett returns with his first acoustic album since Tribute.
Transatlantic - The prog supergroup return after seven years with their grandest work so far
Steven Wilson - Discussing change, misconception and expectation on the artist’s latest album
Gryphon - singer and drummer Dave Oberlé looks back over one of the most unique and interesting careers in prog
Ring Van Mobius - Norwegian retro proggers are having a blast with album number two
Blackfield - Where has Aviv Geffen steered the ship now Steven Wilson’s taken a back seat?
Wardruna - The Norwegian folk prog outfit talk of the old ways and current album Kvitravn
Frost* - Mainman Jem Godfrey looks back over Frost*’s career and ponders the future
Jump - The veteran UK proggers have their say on new long-player, Breaking Point
Sigur Ros - Icelandic post-rockers dig deep into the past for their latest album
Teramaze - The Australian proggers got busy during lockdown with another new recording
Esthesis - Winners of Best Unsigned Band in the Readers’ Poll introduce themselves
Eivør - The fascinating Faroese singer and musician is the subject of this issue's Outter Limits feature
Karnartaka - Ian Jones discusses a prog rock world full of Genesis, Clannad, Pink Floyd and, er, Madonna!
Plus album reviews The Anchoress, Fish, Riverside, Be-Bop Deluxe, Curved Air, Dosnes Braide Association, Al Stewart, Anneke van Giersbergen, Kayak, Saga, God Is An Astronaut, The Lickerish Quartet, The Amorphous Androgynous, Cult Of Luna, Arcc Of Life, Meer and more.
And music from Lifesigns, Suburban Savages, Eternal Return, Laughing Stock, 35 Tapes, Stewart Clark and more on the free CD.
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