Sixth album – featuring a beefed-up sound with help from David Bowie and Ian Anderson – now comes with BBC live recordings
Rikard Sjöblom and co mark their return with first vinyl version of breakthrough fifth album
Art rockers Leprous hosted the world’s first ‘real-time song request’ show and (potentially) opened up new avenues for live music
Three-LP collection shines a light on 70s British prog stylists’ early years.
55 years in, there’s a dependable charm to the way Thijs Van Leer keeps his quartet’s ambitions moderate
Must-have seven-disc set documents the Scottish neo-proggers’ struggle for survival and excellence
Sole remaining founding member provides “summer dawn light” featuring entrancing vocals and an awe-inspiring line-up
Bookset series turns to the band’s first live release, which showcases Ian Anderson as zany ringmaster
Updated version of Swedish prog metallers’ 2005 re-recordings comes with live extras that add significant value
Seems like there’s a reason this live recording remained unreleased in his lifetime
2001 release, inspired by his home nation, put the Canadian back on track after his previous misstep
Norse notables expand their sonic environment with an effective sideways step
Pandemic-era masterpiece brought vividly to life with additional material.
Post-rock duo Rôka and Löki reshape their earliest tracks ahead of all-new album’s arrival
Pop tricks abound among the soaring vocals and elegant orchestrations of her heaviest album yet
Three-disc retrospective illustrates the promise of a mid-70s band supported by David Bowie and Tony Visconti
Four-CD collection covers the period 1967-73, including 32 unreleased tracks
The 2012 prog titans’ collab re-emerges with 5.1 Blu-ray surround mix included
Tool return to the UK for the second time this decade for a masterclass in mind-boggling imagery and prog instrumentals
