DPRP's Béla Alabástrom interviews French prog band Esthesis, about their discography, creative process, and new album Out of Step.

Happy 2026! We're back from our winter break with some new reviews: Omnium Gatherum, P'Faun, Pinn Dropp, Pymlico, Retreat From Moscow, Us.

Sixteen of the writers at DPRP have compiled their personal Top 10 albums of the year. More than 100 different releases have been selected. How many have you heard?

A bumper issue to wave goodbye to 2025. Thanks for reading, see you soon! A.C.T, Apogee, Chain Reaktor, Grovjobb, Michael Moorcock & The Deep Fix, Steve Morse Band, Spock's Beard, Yurt

Albums keep coming, so reviews do too! Read all about: The Black Cat's Eye, Innuendo, Neo Atlantis, Psychonaut, Tiger Moth Tales, Vibravoid, Daniel Vincent.

Can't stop us, keep up! Reviews of: Big Big Train, Coarbegh, The Cry, Përl, Sindar, Singlelito, including a Duo Review of BBT!

Nearing the end of the year, we still have a variety of reviews to publish for you: Lorenzo Cellupica Quartet, Cristiano Filippini’s Flames of Heaven, Nick Fletcher, German García, Jethro Tull, Christine Ott And Mathieu Gabry, Soniq Circus.

... and still counting! DPRP.net is in their 30th year. Andy Read is looking back and highlighting an album from every year we've published album reviews. Here is part 3, covering 2016 to 2025!

So many reviews to publish, we just continue over the christmas days! Dawnwalker, Steve Hackett with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Homegrown, Luciano Margorani - Dario D'Alessandro - Chris Cutler, The Mighty Ra, Pretty Soily Company

With their new album being released and no previous album having had a review on DPRP, here's the Discography Reviewed on Australian psych-rockers Khan!

No rest for the wicked, here's another issue of album reviews! Anders Buaas, Crayon Phase, Fallen Letters, Flame Dream, Kinetic, Lisa LaRue.

DPRP’s Podcast Team had the great honour of meeting Martin and Marius of Wobbler in Chepstow at Winter’s End Festival. We covered a broad range of subjects and have never had such a blast recording a podcast. Not for the faint-hearted, as the humour is a perfect storm of Norwegian and Scottish forthrightness. You have been warned!

A review of Nova Cascade's last album, and the interview Dave Hilborne and Colin Powell had with DPRP!

For your Sunday prog, here's a varied collection of albums to read about! Aeons, Ricky Capone, Fearful Symmetry, Mattias Risbergs Mining XL, Syrek, Until Zen

Today we have a Round Table Review of Orion and a Duo Review of Tale Cue!

Dive into the latest issue of album reviews, from melodic prog to today’s boldest sounds: E.D.O, Lars Fredrik Frøislie, The Great White Nothing, Huis, Spriggan Mist, Traversus!

A nice variety of substyles again. Read all about Tadashi Goto, Head Spin, Hermetic Science, Sam Ospovat, Overture, Barry Palmer & Rob Reed, Chimpan A!

Aaand... next! More reviews of album of prog and related genres. Enjoy Flying Circus, Hadal Sherpa, Led Bib, Squeaky Feet, Barend Tromp, Zabrahana!

We have a lot of album reviews so here's a mid-week edition! Albums by Crypto Knight, Les Dunes, Cagri Raydemir, Red Sand, Sequentia Legenda, Asaf Sirkis.

DPRP’s Béla Alabástrom and Mr F had the pleasure of catching up with the amazing Maartje Meesen and Ingo Dassen of Lesoir after their brilliant performance at Winter’s End Festival in Chepstow. We talked about the history of the band, their creative process, their collaborations and their plans for the future.

Ooh, large backlog means more reviews! Eight albums this time, by exo-X-Xeno, Galahad, La Nouvelle Musique, Leap Day, Enric Pascual, Sistra, The Sorcerers, Uragh.

Back in April, DPRP’s Béla Alabástrom and Mr F had the great pleasure of meeting Andy Foster of Kite Parade to discuss his trio of wonderful albums, the challenges of working full-time as a musician and his plans for the future.

Another Sunday with very different musical styles in our latest album reviews: Akenathon, Krakhouse, Lazersleep, Minerall, Rioghan, Mark Trueack.

We have a brief mid-week edition for you with reviews of three books: Paolo Carnelli — Van Der Graaf Generator: Pawn Hearts - The Full Story Of The 1971 Classic, Alan Draper — On Track... Anthony Phillips 1977 - 1990, Phil Kafcaloudes — On Track... Deep Purple from 1984.

DPRP’s Béla Alabástrom and Mr F travelled to Swindon in April to meet Steve Tilling, delve deep into the dark dystopian vision of CIRCU5. We discussed the evolution of Steve’s music, focusing on the brilliant "Clockwork Tulpa".

And we just continue with a varied supply of prog and related reviews, today of Bryan Beller, Esthesis, Finally George, Panzerpappa, Starer, Johan Steensland!

Ooh, a mid-week, we have some special things today The new Gazpacho, the new John Holden, and the new Wilkinson, combined with three Kashmir re-issues. Enjoy!

On 30 March, a new prog festival was born to the great delight of the audience who had gathered in Leicester, to celebrate one of prog fandom’s greats, Jackie Jarvis’ 60th birthday, hence its name: JJ60. One of the highlights of the line-up was Stuckfish, performing several songs from their brilliant album "Stuckfish IV" live for the first time. DPRP’s Béla Alabástrom and Mr F met lead guitarist and composer Ade Fisher and charismatic vocalist Phil Stuckey to talk about the band’s history and development, their creative process and a wide range of other subjects.

Ooh, so many different styles that fall under the prog banner. Here are eight examples: A/lpaca, Deep Energy Orchestra, The Far Cry, Marco Galletti, Inner Cabala, Lightspeed, The Nudge Unit, Rocking Horse Music Club.