Clouds Can – Leave
30th November 2017 | by Rob Fisher
Progressive pop is making something of a welcome revival. Alan Parsons prefers it as being a ‘better’ description of his... Read More →
30th November 2017 | by Rob Fisher
Progressive pop is making something of a welcome revival. Alan Parsons prefers it as being a ‘better’ description of his... Read More →
29th November 2017 | by Mel Allen
Unitopia are one of the finest bands to come out of Australia, formed by Mark Trueack and Sean Timms in... Read More →
28th November 2017 | by John Wenlock-Smith
This is the seventh album from Finland’s Von Hertzen Brothers and it sees a return to a more prog influenced... Read More →
27th November 2017 | by Bob Mulvey
Back in 2010 and quite by accident, I stumbled across Canadian multi-instrumentalist Dean Watson with the release of his impressive... Read More →
27th November 2017 | by Bob Mulvey
In late October Camel announced a special concert at London’s Royal Albert Hall where they would perform Moonmadness in its... Read More →
26th November 2017 | by Tony Colvill
Released in 1989, I was introduced to Slow Dance via the Woolworth’s bargain section where I picked up the cassette... Read More →
25th November 2017 | by Basil Francis
My wife and I have quite opposite views on how one should go on holiday. I like to be up... Read More →
24th November 2017 | by Professor Mark
A good friend of mine on Facebook recommended that I listen to and review Courtney Swain’s new EP, Growing Pains.... Read More →
23rd November 2017 | by Basil Francis
One problem facing the new swathe of progressive rock bands is how to update the genre and carry it forward.... Read More →
22nd November 2017 | by The Progressive Aspect
In this update we feature:- BIG|BRAVE – Ardor Hadouk – Le Cinquième Fruit KAMP – Clairvoyance Chris Stark – Juxtaposition... Read More →