So much more prog reading to do! Shiva Bakta — Ghost, Belling The Tiger — Listen, The Black Noodle Project — And Life Goes On..., Derev — Troubled Mind, Pearl Handled Revolver — Tales You Lose, Guy M Tkach and Peter M Sieker — Steven Wilson Footprints III - Band Projects 🤘

A Prog-Bite issue covering the following: Xavier Boscher, Crypto Knight, Gingerbass, Louison, Octopus Syng, The Orphaned Bee, Seventh Station, Thrailkill, Thus Live Humans, Winter In Eden!

When Nektar would play not too far from his place, Stephen Mazikewich did not have to think long. Here is his report for DPRP.

Today's album review issue brings a wide range of subgenres to read about, with reviews of: Jon Anderson & The Band Geeks, Dessiderium, The Grand Sheep, Nubdug Ensemble, Protos, Second Day!

Like to read? Here's some reading for you about... more reading! Seven book reviews today: Alan Byrne — Philip Lynott: Renegade, Opher Goodwin — Rock Classics: The Beatles - White Album, Peter Kearns — Rock Classics: Kate Bush - The Dreaming, Don Klees — On Track... David Bowie 1983 - 2016, David Starke — On Track... Talking Heads, Chris Sutton — On Track... Sparks 1969 - 1979, John van der Kiste — On Track... Gerry Rafferty.

Sunday means prog reading, you know that! Among others, there is a Duo Review of CIRCU5! Contents: CIRCU5, Fish Basket, Rudz & Wolski, Sailor Free, Glenn C. Victor.

We're constantly converting old articles into the new layout and bringing them back online. This month, we did the concert reviews we published in 2017!

So much prog! A Duo Review of IQ's latest album and much more! Flor de Loto, IQ, MinstreliX, Unitopia, Untold Stories, Various Artists.

Aural Innovations' own Space Rock Radio hosted a series of shows called Lo Finest, produced by Charles Rice Goff III. All the shows are available on archive.org, and archived here is the original web page, with a new intro written by AI founder Jerry Kranitz. DPRP.net is proud to give this page a home.

Another issue filled to the brim with our reviewer's views on new prog and related albums. Read about Beneath A Steel Sky, Ghost Of The Machine, John Greenwood, Steve Hackett, Inner Prospekt, Marton Juhasz!

Aural Innovations had a subsection dedicated to the music of Thru Black Holes Band. It is now archived here, with a new intro written by AI founder Jerry Kranitz.

Besides the ELP Legacyconcert review, Stephen Mazikewich also conducted an interview with guitarist Paul Bielatowicz and talked about ELP, Paul's own band, forthcoming shows, and guitar techniques.

Back with more prog readings for you: I Sincopatici ft. Claudio Milano — Decimo Cerchio (L'Inferno 1911 OST), Phonya — Heli1025, PRP — Red Binding Nights, Sequester — Cosmic Considerations, Solstice — Clann — Duo Review, Verstärker — V. Enjoy!

Stephen Mazikewich reports for DPRP on Carl Palmer's ELP Legacy playing in Jim Thrope, Pennsylvania, USA, earlier this month.

Lots of prog reading to do this Thursday, with: Crack The Sky — The Baker Files, Danefae — Trøst, Gerald Massois — Demain à l'aube, Ruby Dawn — Blood On Water, Sequentia Legenda — Decem, Yoo Doo Right — From The Heights Of Our Pastureland!

We hope you are having a great weekend and offer you some prog reading to go with that! Aoidos — Oizys, The Aurora Project — EVOS12, Black Aleph — Apsides, Kyros — Fear & Love, Peter Lawson — The Witchfinder, Steven Wilson — The Overview

A very special review of an album on the day of its release: Tribe3 — Life Amongst Strangers.

Aural Innovations was a zine (1998 - 2016; first paper, then web) on space rock and related (sub)genres. DPRP.net is proud to be allowed to import all their articles, to keep them available online. Here's a brief history of Aural Innovations, written by founder Jerry Kranitz!

For the past decade, the writers at DPRP have sat down and compiled a list of their personal Top 10 albums of the year. As a treat for readers we have brought all these lists together in one place.

Subgenres in abundance in this issue with the following reviews: Actionfredag — Lys fremtid i mørke, Culak — Ens Astrale, Joe Deninzon & Stratospheerius — Impostor!, Múr — Múr, Philhelmon — Into The Mist Of Time, Yenisei — Home.

Time to catch up with a collection of Prog Bites, with reviews of Doka, Ferret, Jupiter Fungus, Julius Lind, LummeN, Red Sky!

DPRP's Béla Alabástrom and Mr F travelled to Tribe3 Central in Wales for a listening party with a difference. The band's second album, _Life Amongst Strangers_, will be released on 14 March, and we discussed each individual track in depth. It already ranks amongst Béla's Top 10 albums of 2025. As always with Tribe3, it was hugely entertaining and massive fun was had all round. Enjoy!

12,000 reviews or not, there are many more to follow! Back to a full album review issue with reviews of: Alkymist, Carmine Capasso, CrowsVsRavens, Forgotten Gods, Ixion, Unit8.

One of the UK's finest progressive rock bands, IQ's illustrious career spans over four decades. Their new album Dominion is scheduled for release on 28 March. DPRP's podcast team had the immense privilege of meeting vocalist Peter Nicholls at the recent sold-out IQ weekender in Aschaffenburg, where, amongst other topics, we discussed the new album, the band's remarkable longevity and the future of prog.

Besides album reviews by Aliénor, Jethro Tull, M'Z, M.E.N., today's issue also has an interview with Aliènor, a relatively new name with a long history.

The DPRP Podcast Team continue after a brief winter break. DPRP's Béla Alabástrom and Mr F travelled to the Kingdom of Fife to meet The Wizards of Progg, who released their debut album _Dooking For Apples_ in 2024, a reimagining of music written four decades earlier. We covered a whole range of subjects, including a very special event organised by founding member Charlie Kilgour: Wha's Like Us, the inaugural all-Scottish Progfest, a unique collaboration between fans and bands.

Dream Theater's new album Parasomnia could not get away without a Round Table Review!

DPRP.net present our 12,000th album review! Read the Round Table Review of Everon — Shells, plus an interview with Oliver Philipps!

... 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 1!