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Cosmic Cathedral
Neal Morse hooks up with Chester Thompson and pals for a proper prog-fusion shindig.

Andy Summers and Robert Fripp
Two prog guitar gods discuss their collected works of the 80s.

Cosmograf
Robin Armstrong’s reliable prog vehicle returns with more musical adventures.

GOODBYE MOUNTAIN

I Am The Manic Whale keyboardist explores his ambient, instrumental side.

2 mins

BLIND CONVERGENCE

Ambitious ambient solo project from Thieves Kitchen guitarist Phil Mercy.

2 mins

DIVIDE AND DISSOLVE

Sax, drone and rock'n'roll with an anti-colonial message.

2 mins

SALLY POTTER

The avant-garde musician, filmmaker and activist on exploring the human connection, staying optimistic in the face of uncertainty and her memories of brother and VdGG bassist Nic.

4 mins

The Best Of The Best

Ten years after he passed away, Chris Squire's influence, both as a person and as a musician, remains as powerful as it has ever been. Those who knew him and played with him discuss the man, his talent and his legacy.

10+ mins

Chris Squire: "The greatest bass player in prog rock history." - his 30 greatest performances

He was one of the most influential and creative rock musicians, who transformed the way the bass was viewed. Chris Squire's impact on the world of progressive rock is still felt to this day, as is the music he played a major role in creating. Prog asks former bandmembers, collaborators and musical fans to share their favourite songs from his back catalogue. Is yours among them?

10+ mins

Cosmic Collaboration

“I've gotten in trouble occasionally because my background has been so varied. It's like, 'What are you? Are you a jazz guy? Are you a rock guy?' But I get it. If I go to buy a box of cornflakes, I want cornflakes. I don't expect something else in the box.”

7 mins

The Not-So Odd Couple

When Andy Summers teamed up with King Crimson's Robert Fripp at the dawn of the 80s, it afforded The Police guitarist the chance to rediscover a musical mojo left wanting as a result of phenomenal mainstream success.

7 mins

Strength In Depth

Robin Armstrong has been creating thinking-persons's music asCosmograf since 2008, and his latest album, The Orphan Epoch, continues to explorethemes of disillusionment and a refusal toconform. The multiinstrumentalisttellsProg about its creation,ruffling feathers and the double-edged sword of a solo project.

7 mins

Evolution Calling!

It might not be everyone's cup of tea, but the prog metal genre is currently undergoing a radical shift with more extreme metal bands embracing their inner prog, and bands with an undeniable prog element playing bigger shows than ever. Members of Jinjer, Blood Incantation and Rivers Of Nihil explain what's going on.

10+ mins

New Beginnings

After riding out a career-jeopardising storm of false starts, line-up changes and cancelled tours, Cambridge six-piece Black Country, New Road return with a renewed sense of drive and purpose - and a fantastic new album, for good measure. Prog catches up with the band to discuss third studio effort Forever Howlong, and how leaving your comfort zone and facing down adversity ultimately bring great reward.

7 mins

Against The GRAIN

US veterans Glass Hammer have ripped up their own rulebook - yet again - on Rogue, an hour-long concept album that takes the listener on a journey of self-discovery via life's highs and lows. Bassist and co-founder Steve Babb takes Prog on a deep dive into its themes, its innovative recording process and the global mix of musicians involved in the project, and explains why, after more than 30 years in the saddle, his fire for creative reinvention still burns as brightly as ever.

5 mins

Ascension Day

What started as a celebration of Talk Talk has since developed into an inspired art-rock collective. As Held By Trees release their second studio album, Hinterland, bandleader David Joseph discusses taking inspiration from the British coastland, guiding the project in a new direction and assembling this record's musical cast, which includes the late Mark Hollis's son, Charlie.

5 mins

True Or False

Aband featuring members of Porcupine Tree and King Crimson were always going to be considered a prog supergroup, but O.R.k are continuing to prove there is much more beyond the label. With fifth album Firehose Of Falsehoods another impressive addition to the quartet's catalogue, Prog catches up with bassist Colin Edwin to find out more.

5 mins

STEWART COPELAND

Every month we get inside the mind of one of the biggest names in music.

10+ mins

HATS OFF GENTLEMEN IT'S ADEQUATE/ GHOST OF THE MACHINE

The new album by modern prog mainstays Hats Off Gentlemen It's Adequate is an expansive, polystylistic release centred on Heisenberg's uncertainty principle.

3 mins

AMPLIFIER

Since 2020, Mancunian space rock experimentalists Amplifier have been operating as a two-piece, with guitarist/vocalist Sel Balamir accompanied only by drummer Matt Brobin, some choice backing tracks, and a litany of effects pedals that surround his ever-busy feet.

2 mins

SAVATAGE

It's not entirely accurate to use the word \"reunion\" if a band never broke up in the first place, but semantics aside, it's fair to say that American progressive/ power metal trailblazers Savatage have spent the better part of the past two decades far away, in a land caught between time and space.

2 mins

JOHN LODGE

It’s lovely to be here,” says John Lodge. “In fact, it’s lovely to be anywhere,” he adds, adapting the old joke and explaining that just over a year ago he had a stroke. Yet with “Prayers, love and good vibes,” he continues, “here we are.”

2 mins

SOLSTICE

Since their formation in 1980, Solstice have been led by guitarist Andy Glass through various hiatuses and line-up changes. It took until 2020 and the start of the Sia trilogy to truly find their feet, but this strange route to success has left them in an interesting position.

2 mins

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Categorie: Music

Taal: English

Frequentie: Monthly

Prog is an international magazine devoted to progressive music in all its guises. From the classic pioneers of the 70s through the 80s Marillion-helmed revival, to the impact of the likes of Radiohead and Muse in the 90s and today’s vibrant and ever-developing scene spearheaded by the likes of Steven Wilson, Opeth and Anathema. With our strong network of contacts the magazine gets behind the big stories of yesteryear and brings you the best coverage of what’s happening today with exclusive and informative interviews. The website brings you all the latest news from the world of prog. Astounding sounds from amazing, intelligent and thought-provoking music.