Prog

After a turbulent career in Mansun, Paul Draper swapped the spotlight to go behind the scenes, writing and producing for other artists. But now he’s back with a long‑awaited debut solo album

The multi-talented Tim Burness is back with a brand new album. We catch up with him to find out all about his new project

On their latest album, Tangerine Dream rediscover their love of synths, explore quantum physics and take inspiration from Stranger Things. The remaining Dreamers tell Prog about moving on

Life can be tough when your dad is the world's biggest prog drummer – that doesn’t phase Max Portnoy, though, whose band Next To None are back with Phases, their bigger and better second album

Bruce Soord, Nick Beggs, Jakko Jakszyk and more pick the prog-pop gems that soundtracked their 80s

To mark Steven Wilson's new 80s-inspired album, we re-explore his cultural references and discover just how progressive the 1980s actually were…

He may be known for a near 50-year career in Caravan, but Pye Hastings is now releasing his first proper solo album at the age of 70. Prog finds out why it took him so long...

Robert Ramsay’s new album, Confound And Disturb, is about as aptly-named as they come. The Tinyfish/Shineback man reveals all...

Norwegian avant-garde group blending prog metal and electronica

Sheffield quintet discover what happens when prog meets grunge…

Mancunian multi-instrumental duo come into bloom

Celebrating Trading Boundaries, Michael Clifford and Tracy Thomson’s unique venue in Sussex, UK

A reader on the perils of arguing online

Violinist Olivier Allard on Cydemind, the Montreal band taking prog metal and fiddling with it

Arguing that Necromandus' album Orexis Of Death counts as prog

They don’t speak the same electrical language, but Jesus Jones’ keyboardist feels real admiration for Bill Nelson

Rick eavesdrops on a record label crisis meeting…

Rhodri Marsden on three of the latest must-have gizmos currently turning the prog scene on its head

The great and good of progressive music give us a tour of their prog worlds. This month, BTBAM's Dan Briggs

Synth and electronic prog maestro Tim Blake looks back over a six-decade‑long career, remembers falling out with Daevid Allen and gives us his views on Brexit...