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Their last single was a death metal comeback. Now, Opeth are showing their proggy side again.
Marillion's 1997 album This Strange Engine will be released on CD/Blu-ray and vinyl in November
UK and Germany-based prog duo Coma Rossi released their second album Void earlier this year
Cinematic US prog rock quartet Earthside will release new album Let The Truth Speak in November
Aha, The Attack Of The Green Slimebeast, featuring Tony Levin and three members of The Mothers Of Invention, only ever played one show, but it was a memorable one, involving gunpowder, a sex toy and a near-naked Danny DeVito
The guitarist notes how when it comes to making decisions within the band, it's often “three people saying yes, but one person saying no"
Brann Dailor teases that new Mastodon music “might” come sooner rather than later
Former Nightwish bassist and vocalist Marko Hietala starts a European tour with former bandmate Tarja later this month
UK prog rockers Stuckfish will release their brand new album IV in September
“People go down different paths, find out they’re into different things”
The complete studio output of Mark Hollis' groundbreaking, hugely influential band, re-reviewed and ranked
Great new proggy sounds you really should check out from Lowen, Pipe-eye, Red Cain and more...
The reunion of two bandmates who’d fallen out badly in the 70s, combined with the energy of a lifelong fan, resulted in a stunning album that assembled the leading lights of Crimson’s final era
The story of Mastodon’s 2009 prog metal masterpiece, Crack The Skye
Their 1970 collaboration with avant-garde composer Pierre Henry bombed almost everywhere, but pioneered an approach that later became its own sub-genre
Canterbury pioneers’ 14th album was surprisingly lacking in their traditional Ealing Studios views of England, containing more serious observations on modern life instead
One of the great British prog bands, a power trio and a supergroup, ELP left a legacy that includes some classic prog-rock albums
The first Chinese prog act to sign to a major Western label, they’re speeding past this year’s II: Frailty and already working on album number three – with an associated animated series
Thrash metal guitarist recalls being impressed by Canadian trio who sounded like “a more muscular Led Zeppelin”
Peter Hammill remembers trimming down the music and the name to spend 18 months in a ferocious punk-tinged endgame that resulted in stunning live album Vital
The singer who fronted 1997’s Calling All Stations only had one serious argument with Tony Banks and Mike Rutherford – and remains glad he was there at all
The Pineapple Thief are back with album number 12, one that perfectly encapsulates their style. Bruce Soord and Gavin Harrison talk dark lyrics, ‘cyber jamming’ and battling demons…
Fifth solo album carries all the Pink Floyd mastermind’s trademarks, but there are notable differences too
With Yes and Genesis between albums, Camel, Renaissance, Gentle Giant, Be Bop Deluxe, Soft Machine, Steve Hillage and Steve Hackett were among those proved here to be keeping the quality high
Academic delivers trainspotterly detail with a personal touch in his in-depth analysis of the band’s work and achievements
Einar Solberg isn’t sure their eighth album is prog, although there’s plenty of evidence to argue otherwise
Norwegian sibling-powered band increase the drama and bombast on perfectly-produced third album
His voice is as mellifluous as ever – but with songs averaging around two minutes long, this dynamic album feels like a reset
A sprawling 3CD / 2LP retrospective of Britain’s first “groovy” record label
Opeth's third time headlining Bloodstock shows just how they elevated extreme metal at the turn of the millennnium
Northern Irish art rockers’ seventh album proves yet again they can deliver emotion without language
Songs shorten and moods swing wildly on New Yorkers’ 10th album
Unhurried, dark and dreamy, their fifth album features smooth instrumentation and warm, yearning vocals