Latest Reviews on Prog
Latest box set spans 2002 to 2015 in style containing 10 discs and a hardback book
Reissued version is split into sections with his blessing. The only flaw is a triggering Margaret Thatcher impersonation
It’s all ears on Einar Solberg’s unique voice during this 21-track recording from the Netherlands from early 2025
Texan prog-jazz collective hang out with some old friends who helped them score their first of five Grammys to date
After a seven-year silence the Americans return with a new label, new drummer, new co-writer and a new vision via Ryo Okumoto
Former Gentle Giant vocalist who became an A&R bigwig provides an refreshingly undiplomatic account of his career on stage and off it
Their last album with the wayward genius – showing the band at their most confrontational yet most accessible – returns in remastered vinyl and CD with additional tracks
Riverside’s Mariusz Duda concludes his circle-of-life-and-death story with eighth instalment (that takes place between the fifth and fourth)
Norwegian art-rockers deliver tightly-focused songs after a Hollywood clash forced them to reboot their 12th album
The original nine tracks expanded to 58 – and while there’s some repetition and flawed live production, the energy is vigorous
Sumptuous box sets that gather all available versions plus a wealth of bonus material – not all of which will be welcomed
Undervalued 1970 albums, created during period of upheaval, are presented for reinterpretation with help from Steven Wilson and David Singleton
Unlikely supergroup’s third album moves away from Krautrock to explore new territories
Their 1979 commercial breakthrough benefits from Wilson’s finesse, while Steve Lillywhite’s original mix remains daisy-fresh
Despite a number of previous reissues, 1977 man-versus-machine concept album has never been explored so comprehensively
183-song box set offers a colossal overview of the Van der Graaf Generator vocalist and eternal musical outlier
Follow-up to 2013’s North is an easygoing epic with ambitious themes that’s well worth the wait
