Tags : “Progressive Rock”

Steven Wilson's third - and best - solo album, is also his most ambitious to date.

Review in Music — by Glen Boyd — on Feb 16, 2013

Porcupine Tree bassist Colin Edwin & Jon Durant's stab at the apocalypse is post-New Age, electronica mood music - more Enigma than Metallica.

Review in Music — by Glen Boyd — on Dec 29, 2012

Vajra offers something unique for fans of melodic prog rock.

Review in Music — by D. Gabrielle Jensen — on Nov 28, 2012

Steve Hackett's Genesis Revisited II is at least equal to the original classics, if not superior in its scope.

Review in Music — by Wesley Britton — on Nov 22, 2012

A new look at an old favorite. Pisces Iscariot gets a remaster but is it just as good as the 1994 original?

Review in Music — by Michael Jones — on Nov 08, 2012

Out in stores this year is an excellent 40th anniversary set celebrating Jethro Tull's Thick as a Brick album.

Review in Music — by Greg Barbrick — on Nov 07, 2012

Comparisons between these new versions of old Genesis songs with the originals are probably unfair, but also inevitable.

Review in Music — by Glen Boyd — on Nov 02, 2012

The Prog Collective and The Fusion Syndicate are sister releases showcasing prog rock and jazz/rock all-stars.

Review in Music — by Wesley Britton — on Oct 19, 2012

On their 17th album, Marillion prove that those "sounds that can be made" may be left in them yet.

Review in Music — by Glen Boyd — on Oct 05, 2012

Don't tell anyone, but Peter Gabriel actually smiles on this DVD. A lot.

Review in Music — by Glen Boyd — on Sep 20, 2012