Modern prog mainstays return with a sombre yet impressive album that cements the advances they’ve made since Gavin Harrison joined the band
Exhaustive 145-track collection highlights the infuriating, imperfect magic of the preposterously ambitious original four-piece
Syd Barrett’s contribution is absent in an edition that sticks religiously to 1969 template
They own the stage in collection of five live performances which will please old campaigners and new recruits alike
It’s a sombre, reflective counterpoint to 2021’s Rise Radiant, which hopefully offers the band some catharsis
Threshold and Ozzy Osbourne alumni deliver their third album of piano-led songs, exploring the nature of human connections
Classic and neo-prog meets classy pop-rock in lavish upgrade of 1994 original
Katharine Blake of Mediæval Bæbes and Michael J York Coil return with a cerebrally challenging and creepy collection that rewards the effort put into listening
Four-disc collection spans live appearances from 1982 to 2011
XTC's Andy Partridge and friends released an overlooked EP of luminous alt.pop in 2023. But it's not too late to join the club...
15 years after the first instalment, the guitarist bares the bones of his writing and proves those bones are strong
The return of singer Alan Reed – who rebuffed a previous invitation – is an indicator of its quality
The packaging and hardback book are impressive, but the additional music is less essential
Fourth album features a bonkers storyline told through a single piece of music that ebbs and flows
Anniversary box set may not be cheap, but it’s immensely satisfying
The level of care and attention to detail explains why it took the Swedish symphonic prog outfit 10 years to deliver their exploration of growing up
Pop and prog tracks are presented in a dreamlike state in the follow-up to his 80s collection
Grit, determination and vitriol – a masterclass in how to evolve as a band
