
Kati Rán’s Sála is a folk masterpiece years in the making
Dutch artist presents a folk masterpiece years in the making with help from Kristian ‘Gaahl’ Espedal, Mitch Harris and others
Dutch artist presents a folk masterpiece years in the making with help from Kristian ‘Gaahl’ Espedal, Mitch Harris and others
Iamthemorning vocalist brings light to the dark in second solo album
Released six years apart, the albums share some DNA – but one feels more of a curio than the other
From post-rock idols If These Trees Could Talk to drone metal prospects Big|Brave, this year’s Portals was a consummate celebration of adventurous music
An untitled Trevor Rabin instrumental and an incredible 10-minute demo of Endless Dream crown the bonus elements of the 1994 ‘Yes West’ record
Noise and abstract beauty abound in a work that slows the world down to the point of being liminal
Their fourth album returns, wrapped in bassist Jamie Ward’s ambition to make the music hit harder – although that’s not what the music itself suggests
Available on vinyl for the first time, 2001 release proved he wasn’t a spent creative force despite nine years’ delay since his studio album
Pioneers’ ‘punkest’ record gets the Atmos Blu-ray treatment to impressive effect, claiming the music back for proggers
Former Yes singer thinks his voice didn’t cross over to pop as well as Phil Collins’ did - but it’s strong enough on this 1988 title
Power ballads overburden a collection of Celtic-infused songs, although there’s no faulting the performances
A completely solo work from beginning to end, 13th outing is an experiment that’s resulted in astounding triumph
Psychedelic polymath draws a line under a recent difficult past with a personal form of ritual exorcism
Fourth album sees leader James Lascelles taking on weighty subjects, backed up by equally weighty music
Remaster of their 1997 second album – which began life as a Jacob Holm-Lupo solo work – includes vinyl edition for the first time
2CD set from group with Rick Wakeman and Deep Purple connections, who hovered promisingly at the junction of pysch rock and prog
2007 live set by the West Country’s finest returns in 2CD/DVD package
Classic line-up’s 2001 reunion album is enhanced with the inclusion of In The Land Of The Rising Sun
Seemingly without the use of oxygen tents, the supergroup risk exhausting the listener with The Whirdwind, The Absolute Universe and a selection of crowdpleasers