Tag Archives: Progressive Rock

‘Demarkation’ makes for a good listen based on strong production values.

Rhino’s two-disc retrospective of the Yes guitarist’s solo work is a must-have for prog rock enthusiasts.

Despite a good performance, Ian Anderson's 'Thick as a Brick - Live in Iceland' isn't an indispensable addition to the Jethro Tull canon.

The new Yes album is cosmic light.

A welcome sounding blast of psychedelic-prog fresh air from this South Carolina based New Classic Rock collective.

2013 should best be remembered as the year progressive rock band Nektar made a big comeback, with a new album and worthy reissues of their classic '70s LPs.

A 1998 concert from The Boys Club—Keith Emerson, Marc Bonilla, and Glenn Hughes—contains previously unreleased nuggets that belong in many a rock fan's collection.

Jethro Tull's lavish four-DVD retrospective includes eclectic performances from 1970 to 2005.

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

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