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By Johnny Black Published
Van der Graaf Generator man leaves you to decide on the pronunciation of his 37th solo record’s title, Tears In Time

By Jerry Ewing Published
Cool new prog you must hear from Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan, Pilotinthepicture, Shy, Low, Rainburn and more in our all-new Tracks Of The Week

By Rich Wilson Published
Released after several delays, 2020’s Weltschmerz was designed to be a work of beautiful melancholy. Long before it was finished he knew how his farewell had to feel

By Mark Blake Published
Pink Floyd explored the theme of communication on 1994 album The Division Bell – despite their infamous communication issues

By Joel McIver Published
A tea-break chat at Abbey Road Studios 50 years ago brought Alan Parsons and Eric Woolfson together – leading to a genre-busting catalogue that’s sold over 50 million units

By Joe Banks Published
HIs idiosyncratic vision defined the band for almost half a century until his death in 2015. But he’d assembled a new line-up to lift the baton, who addressing their weighty expectations with transitional 2016 album Rejoice! I'm Dead!

By Rich Wilson Published
They hadn’t seen the top 10 since 1994’s Brave, but F.E.A.R. changed that. Ahead of its release in 2016, Steve Hogarth provided a track-by-track breakdown

By Dave Everley Published
After watching Steven Wilson and Opeth rise to the big leagues, he was bewildered but still hopeful. Then 11th album Your Wilderness provided the change of fortunes he’d been looking for

By Chris Roberts Published
After recovering from the health issues that nearly killed him, he won’t rule out new music

By Dave Ling Published
As Devin Townsend gears up for a UK tour, he tells us about the trauma behind the making of his latest album, The Moth

By Grant Moon Published
This guitarist will forever be hailed as a leading light of NWOBHM. He says it might never have happened without the group who started six years before him, and 150 miles away

By Phil Weller Published
The bands, the times, how to get there, what to do when you are here... Everything you need to know about Be Prog! My Friend, but were too afraid to ask...

By Chris Cope Published
Their lead vocalist explains their decade of derailments, why being given a musical tag was a positive thing, and why playing Glastonbury was only okay

By Chris Roberts Published
From cheating husbands and returning to the womb to saving the planet, her third record explored a diverse range of subjects, ensuring it was far more than just a pop piece

By David West Published
Surrounded by genre-breakers from an early age, the Mahivshnu Orchestra mastermind learned quickly about ignoring critics – but never stops reminding himself of his own incapabilities and ignorance

By Phil Weller Published
The 10th of 12 planned albums brought completion of The Amory Wars saga into sight. It also left leader Claudio Sanchez pondering his future outside a prison he’d built for himself

By Malcolm Dome Published
Straight outta Champaign, Illinois, Starcastle's love of Yes was true and pure

By David West Published
He planned three records based on his space traveller concept, but wound up making six. Strangely, he still thinks of it as a trilogy

By Marcel Anders Published
2015 solo album explored war, loss and hope for the future, as he explained why he regarded his career as being over, why he didn’t want to talk about Pink Floyd, and why he’s a David and not a Dave
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