Prog
Prog is a British magazine dedicated to progressive rock music, published by Future. The magazine, which is edited by Jerry Ewing, was launched in March 2009 as a spin-off from Classic Rock and covers both past and present artists.
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Review by Chris Roberts, Prog, 15 July 2016
Live debut from Tony Kaye's first post-Yes band, let loose ...
Pavlov's Dog: They specialised in music you couldn't dance to, but how prog were Pavlov's Dog?
Retrospective and Interview by Paul Lester, Prog, 17 July 2016
Some hailed them as America's first prog band, they played with members of King Crimson and influenced generations of prog bands... But just how prog ...
Judy Henske & Jerry Yester: Farewell Aldebaran
Review by Rob Hughes, Prog, 18 August 2016
At last! Unheralded '60s classic gets a proper reissue. ...
Review by Mike Barnes, Prog, July 2017
The Men Machines' live sets collected over myriad formats. ...
Procol Harum: Still There'll Be More – An Anthology 67-17
Review by Kris Needs, Prog, March 2018
Birth of prog and its inventors' trail-blazing evolution. ...
Interview by Rob Hughes, Prog, May 2018
Elusive, experimental, eye-associated avant-garde art collective The Residents have long captivated and confounded music fans around the globe. Their spokesperson and manager, Homer Flynn, invites ...
Wire: Pink Flag / Chairs Missing / 154
Review by Kris Needs, Prog, May 2018
Down to the Wire with lavish expansions. ...
Tim Bowness: Flowers At The Scene
Review by Chris Roberts, Prog, February 2019
Bunches of guest stars adorn accomplished album ...
Jethro Tull: Storm's A Coming...
Retrospective and Interview by Mike Barnes, Prog, January 2020
With the release of the 40th-anniversary box set of Stormwatch, the album that completed Jethro Tull's folk-rock trilogy along with Songs From The Wood and ...
Mark Hollis, Talk Talk: Mark Hollis: A life in music
Retrospective by Chris Roberts, Prog, 4 January 2020
A look at the career of the late Talk Talk frontman who died in 2019... ...
Pink Floyd: Raving and drooling: How Pink Floyd made Animals
Retrospective by Daryl Easlea, Prog, January 2021
Pink Floyd's Animals was released in 1977, but its themes continue to strike a chord in the modern day. ...
Review by Chris Roberts, Prog, March 2021
Experimentalist goes pop but can't help bringing the sinister. ...
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