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Porcupine Tree: "a lot of the excitement is because people don’t know if they’ll see us play again"
Still bathing in the glow of the comeback that most people thought would never happen, Steven Wilson talks arena shows, the power of band t-shirts, and his favourite album of 2022
Rush's Moving Pictures: a tale of double-entendres and red overalls
Graphic artist Hugh Syme looks back on the creation of the iconic cover art for Rush's classic album Moving Pictures
Tarja Turunen on Nightwish, celebrity fans and overcoming health issues: “My stroke was caused by stress”
An audience with the original queen of symphonic metal
Galahad and the Seas Of Change
The story of the UK prog rockers Galahad's 2018 album Seas Of Change
Steve Hackett's Mediterranean adventure
The story of 2021's Under A Mediterranean Sky, Steve Hackett's first wholly acoustic album for 13 years
The making of Riverside's Shrine Of New Generations Slaves
Following a Number One album in their home country, Poland's Riverside hit new heights with 2013's Shrine Of New Generations Slaves
Ten gems from the Barclay James Harvest back catalogue
Here's ten great tracks from Oldham's finest prog export Barclay James Harvest
Introducing Gandalf's Fist...
Hot on the heels of their 2011 debut album, Prog introduced Cumbrian prog dup Gandalf's Fist to the world
The Von Hertzen Brothers would like us to think about death every day
Drawing from the icy beauty of their native Finland, The Von Hertzen Brothers' latest album is a compelling reflection on our relationship with the natural world
Devin Townsend: "I don't enjoy suffering by my own hand if I can prevent it"
Devin Townsend gets deep on burnout, addiction and working to become a better person
When Marillion went pop: the story behind Holidays In Eden
Magic mushrooms, hit single pressure and second album syndrome – Marillion look back on the challenges of creating 1991’s Holidays In Eden, their sixth album and second with vocalist Steve Hogarth
The making of Beardfish's final album, +4626-COMFORTZONE
Released in 2015, +4626-COMFORTZONE was Swedish prog rockers Beardfish's eighth studio album. It also proved to be the band;s last...
Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson: the soundtrack of my life
Jethro Tull founder and frontman Ian Anderson picks his records, artists and gigs of lasting significance, and reveals the Tull song he considers "a stinker" and "a real turkey"
Muse's Matt Bellamy: "We always had this love for eighties metal"
Matt Bellamy on how Muse's explosive Will Of The People album was created – with inspiration coming from Iron Maiden
5 new prog acts you must hear in January 2023
Check out Gaupa, Circles, Grace And Fire, Astrosaur and Onsegen Ensemble – five great new up and coming prog artists
Myrkur: Norse myths and the story behind the progressive folk of Folksange
Myrkur, aka Amalie Bruun, discusses Norse mythology and motherhood as the inspiration behind her third album, Folksange
Here are all the songs Nightwish have never played live
Symphonic metal giants Nightwish have recorded around 117 songs, with only 34 never seeing the light of day
How prog was The Art Of Noise: Who's Afraid Of The Art Of Noise?
Trevor Horn, Yes' 90215 and the Fairlight CMI: The Art Of Noise's debut album ticked plenty of prog boxes
