Fioraidh is a new solo project from Scotland with some history. The name Fioraidh is a Celtic neologism that pays tribute to the band Fury, that Mark Reid was once a member of. The pronunciation of both names is roughly…
View More Fioraidh – Mind Over Madness
Canadian proggers Saga toured a large number of packed venues at the end of 2017 as part of their 40th Anniversary – The Final Chapter tour. The Come-back Kids of prog invariably started said series of farewell concerts with a…
View More Saga – Symmetry
After eighteen months of being locked down in his home studio, Paul Carrack has emerged with his first new album for three years and is Good and Ready to get back on stage in front of his fans. His new…
View More Paul Carrack – Interview plus review of One On One
Warning #1: There’s no Prog here! If you’re expecting IQ or Marillion then you will be disappointed. This is about modern, progressive Rock. And Jazz. And Metal. Probably. Warning #2: The deliberate and seemingly incorrect use of upper and LoweR…
View More art against agony – Reincarnation Suite [plus interview with Stefan Huth]
Kiku Latte, formerly known as Cichla Temensis, hail from Japan, and take an instrument which appears quite often in progressive rock, the flute, and give it star billing. Whilst it is hard to imagine bands such as Jethro Tull or…
View More Kiku Latte – Stories
In this ADA Album & EP update we feature: • Alan Dweck – Entangled Moments • Raphael Weinroth-Browne – Worlds Within Live • Head With Wings – Comfort In Illusion [EP] • Plant My Bones – Stage 1.0 [EP] •…
View More A Different Aspect #64
Exactly a year on from Harmony / Synchronicity, Lee Abraham releases his ambitious Only Human album on September 4th. Clearly affected by recent events, Lee explains: “Many of us have experienced feelings of isolation and inadequacy over the past 18…
View More Lee Abraham – Only Human
“All at sea. Anchorless. Adrift.” Many will know Craig Fortnam as the composer behind the North Sea Radio Orchestra, and here he presents the first album under his own name, a very personal recording that takes the sea and the…
View More Craig Fortnam – Ark
The name Tom Newman probably rings a bell with some prog fans, based on the association with Mike Oldfield. This man was responsible for (co-)producing a large number of albums by the British genius, including his world-renowned debut album Tubular…
View More Tom Newman – A Faerie Symphony II
‘Aphelion’ represents the point in an object’s path where it is furthest away from the Sun. Things can only get warmer and brighter from here, so it’s the perfect title for the new album from Leprous, following on from 2019’s…
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