A brief mid-week issue with reviews of three books: Joe Banks — Rock And Roll The Visionary Songs Of Peter Hammill and Van der Graaf Generator, Andrew Darlington — On Track... The Yardbirds, Andrew Wild — A Playground Of Broken Hearts: The Progressive Rock Revival 1984 To 1989!

Check it out, six more reviews, including a Duo Review of Bjørn Riis' latest album! Also featured: Alien Orchestra, Daymoon, Half a Band, The Jupiter 4, and Needless.

Ten years since the first edition of the Gefle Skivmässa, this year's Sounds Fair Festival would include bands from previous years. Jerry van Kooten reports.

Spring is bringing good weather almost everywhere and we have prog to read for you, including a Duo Review of Green Carnation's latest album, plus Ash Wing, Connection Theory, The Flower Kings, Sound Of Smoke, and Dan Swanö!

Welcome to another installment of the In Focus series. In this piece, Scott Rich explores the background of Chilean prog band Aisles.

It's Sunday so we have another review issue for you. Six very diverse albums by Karnivool, Magnify The Sound, Dave Newhouse, Rafael Pacha with the Friends of (Con)fusion, Peel, Palmer, Tausig & Gould, Wolverine!

Here is our sunny Sunday's prog review issue with reviews of: Astral Kompakt — Goldader, John Bassett — Son Of A Nun (Born Again), I Sincopatici — La Corazzata Potëmkin, The Imperfectionist Collective — Solitaire, Phil Vincent — Thirst Trap, Yrja — Basalt Towers.

In this episode in the On Focus series, Scott Rich puts the spotlight on The Tangent.

Your Sunday prog reading has arrived! Check out these reviews: Chaos Over Cosmos — The Hypercosmic Paradox, Echoverse — Fall Towards The Sky, Exometry — Descent, Dusan Jevtovic — No Answer 2, Soft Hearted Scientists — The Phantom Of Canton, Neil Wighton — The Muse.

Your Sunday prog reading has been published! Art Griffin's Sound Chaser — Approaching Translucence, Kepler Ten — Random Number Generator: Episode 1, Pangaea — The Reckoning, Massimo Pieretti — The Next Dream, Smalltape — Tangram, Tusmørke — Balderdom

Our fellow team member Martin Burns has passed. To emphasise his long-standing position in the team, we combined his latest reviews together, which show his love for a wide variety of musical styles: Final Coil, Mike Johnson, Tom Lardat, Thistle Shifter.

A special edition for a Round Table Review of the new Magenta album: Tarot!

Hi there! We're here again with some varied prog reading. Reviews of: HamaSaari — Pictures, Here On Earth — Zaświat, Ivan Jacquin — Intimités, Marcel Singor — Anemoia, Soft Machine — Thirteen, Two Headed Emperor — Cosmic Quark And The Morning Lark.

Continuing the Retrospective on Earth And Fire, here is part 2, about their symphonic masterpiece, Song Of The Marching Children. Also covered is a rather special live recording from 1972.

In part two of the interview with The Emerald Dawn, DPRP’s Béla Alabástrom and Mr F discuss the band’s most memorable gigs, their dream venues, festivals, ‘regressive rock’, the future of prog and much more. And we are once again joined by special guest Phrederick the pheasant.

Look what we have now for your Sunday prog reading... A triptych of older Lost World Band recordings plus Mother Crone, Solstice, and the new Hällas!

Today, DPRP's Scott Rich puts American prog act Evership In Focus!

In May 2025, DPRP’s Béla Alabástrom and Mr F travelled to Cornwall where they met The Emerald Dawn whose music is as mystical and haunting as the sea-mist caressed landscapes. We discussed the band’s history, how tea and cake fuel their creative process, each of their albums, including The Land, The Sea, The Air, Volume One, their experiences of performing in Europe and more. All punctuated by the calls of Phrederick the pheasant.

Easter or not, Sunday means Sunday prog reading! Reviews of: Hidas — A Sense Of Impending Doom, Lions Share — Fall From Grace, Lions Share — Inferno, Nektar — Fortyfied, Paradox Of Progress — Crossing The Distance, Spirergy — Wherever Forever.

Scott Rich puts Muse In Focus!

Look what a variety of styles we have again for you this Sunday! Clâm — Clâm, Dream Theater — Quarantième: Live à Paris, Flame Dream — Supervision, The One — Lighter Than Air, Perevod — The Kingdom of Forgotten Whales, Realisea — Scratch.

Hugh Carter passed away. Founder of Abel Ganz, a friend to the prog world, and many people. Béla Alabástrom gives her personal tribute.

Today we have another varied collection of album reviews for you. Astral Magic — Into The Cosmos, Cea Serin — The World Outside, Heath — Murmurations, Ines — Hunting The Fox / Eastern Dawning, Lunar Clock — II, Moorder — III Enjoy!

DPRP's Jerry van Kooten dives into the discography of Dutch band Earth And Fire to tell you about their psychedelic and progressive era, including an all-time, symphonic masterpiece. This is part 1, all about the band's debut album from 1970.

This week's edition has two reviews of Demo Rumudo and a Duo Review of Oudeziel, plus reviews of The Reticent, and Sequentia Legenda. Enjoy!

In the second episode of Scott Rich's In Focus series, the spotlight is on British art-rock act Public Service Broadcasting.

Look at all those new albums to investigate... Italian legends Cervello, John Irvine Band, New Grove Project, Orbis De Ignis, Sigilu, and a Duo Review of Moron Police!

Scott Rich puts the spotlight on Solstice as the start of a new series of feature articles: In Focus!

Welcome to another issue of album reviews, featuring the following: Daal — Live: Waves From The Underground, Flight Recorder — Sirens, RaraOvis — Ne Sveleremo l'Essenza, Sic Mundus — Universum, Solaris — Archive 3 / Los Angeles 2026 (Official Bootleg), Hans Spitzen — About Time. Enjoy!