Caligula's Horse vocalist Jim Grey guests on Voidchaser's new single Trust
Young Canadian prog heavyweights Voidchaser have just released their new EP Trust
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Caligula's Horse vocalist Jim Grey guests on Voidchaser's new single Trust
Young Canadian prog heavyweights Voidchaser have just released their new EP Trust
Weite share video for the compelling Roter Traum ahead of European dates
Prog/psych/kraut outfit Weite feature members of Elder, Delving and more...
Orphaned Land share emotive reworkings of their very first song The Beloved's Cry
Israeli prog metallers Orphaned Land honour friends they have sadly lost in the war with re-recording of their very first song, The Beloved's Cry
Steve Hackett shares new live clip of Defector track Jacuzzi
Steve Hackett will release his latest live album, Live Magic At Trading Boundaries, in January
Steven Wilson announces screening and shares trailer for new movie for The Overview
Steven Wilson will release The Overview, a concept album featuring two long-form pieces of music, on March 14
Big Big Train announce very first Canadian live dates
Big Big Train recently announced US tour dates for April 2025
Jon Anderson and The Band Geeks announce further US tour dates for April and May
Jon Anderson and The Band Geeks extend their Yes Epics, Classics and More tour throughout Spring
Marko Hietala shares video for rocking new single Rebel Of The North
Former Nightwish bassist and singer Marko Hietala will release new album Roses From The Deep in February
Members of Yello, Daft Punk and New Order guest on new Wolfgang Flür album Times
Former Kraftwerk member Wolfgang Flür to release new album Times in March
Matt Berry shares psychedelic new single Wedding Photo Stranger
Matt Berry will release his California psych-inspired new album Heard Noises in January
Riverside share powerful live video of Friend Or Foe?
Polish prog rock quartet Riverside will release new live album, Live ID., in January
Mogwai's new single Fanzine Made of Flesh sounds like "ABBA meets Kraftwerk" according to guitarist Stuart Braithwaite
Scottish post-rock quartet Mogwai will release their brand new studio album The Bad Fire in January
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