Andy Tillison is a cornerstone of contemporary progressive rock, having steered The Tangent through many iterations, and ...

Rarely has the age-old fan argument over whether or not a band, or in this case an posthumous album, has the right to bear the name of the original group got so heated as evidenced by the social ...

Isobar return with their fifth album, the cunningly titled Isobar V. Fronted by Malcolm Smith on guitars and Marc Spooner on ...

Let’s start with getting my slight ADHD pedantry out of the way. I find it frustrating that they have the capital letter at ...

Some things take time to mature… as Credo demonstrate with their first new studio album since 2011. 15 years is a long time for a new release but then again Credo have never been a prolific band.

Three and a half minutes into High and Just Proceedings, the debut album from Finnish band Hypnoma, the mood decisively ...

The Messenger was a welcome surprise from Pallas. An agreement between Alan Reed and the band that he had fronted for so long led to a renaissance for all of them, albeit one which would be ...

Trauma is the sixth studio album by Downes-Braide Association (DBA). Originally formed as a studio project by Geoff Downes (Buggles, Yes, Asia) and writer/producer Chris Braide (The Producers, ...

Lesoir are a six-piece band hailing from Maastricht in the Netherlands. Since their 2009 self-titled debut, there has always been a passionate sense of immediacy and urgency in their music, which ...

Well, this was a long time coming, but it’s finally here! Square Wild have released their first album, Otherling. They have been racking up festival appearances for a number of years now, gaining ...

This album, Refractions by Cornelius, aka Keigo Oyamada, the Japanese guitarist and producer, lies at the very edge of the progressive rock world as we know it, and possibly even just outside it.

Feelings of weariness and fatigue invariably descend on us all. The relentless grind of daily life, the struggle to make ends meet, the constant battle with its seeming injustices, inherent unfairness ...