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
Extended third LP, their first with Steve Howe, illustrates the amazing connection between musicians at the top of their game
Van der Graaf Generator frontman has little to prove – but does it anyway with his revamp of solo albums hobbled by late-80s production values
The ex-Genesis singer returns to the big time with his first album in 21 years to reassert his place as the doyen of cerebral art-pop.
Riverside man returns with solo album that opens channels with a potentially bright future
7-disc compilation celebrates his solo endeavours in style
Five-disc, 88-track set proves his music lasts - even if many of his lyrics don’t
American cinematic band’s second album is even more ambitious than their debut, and took years to bring together
Groundbreaking third album keeps pushing boundaries with lively remaster
At Tampa’s Orpheum, the UK djent pioneers reach a new apex in a flurry of contorting riffs, gorgeous vocals and awe-inspiring lights
Blend of genres results in a morbidly compelling work that can’t be contained by the ‘Viking’ tag
Memoir offers eyewitness view as Curved Air and Soft Machine members lived through a changing of the musical guard
With the late Daevid Allen’s blessing, Kavus Torabi continues the 54-year-old band’s mission to music’s outer reaches
Ed Wynne demonstrates a new wave of inspiration and enthusiasm for his near-lifelong project
Enigmatic Swedes up the ante after Oh Death, with more twisted multi-genre shapes
