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!

It's Sunday so we have some new album reviews for you to read. ENorm — It's Time, Róbert Erdész — Welcome to My Brain, The Imperial Mustard — Turn The Stone, Clive Nolan — The Mortal Light, Pareidolon — The Unattainable Shore, RVH Project — Land Of The Damned. Enjoy!

Here's your delivery of Sunday prog reading, with reviews of Dewa Budjana & Czech Symphony Orchestra, Peter Goalby, Highest Primzahl On Mars, Alan Morse, Albert Rigoni, Michael Manring & Stuart Hamm, Robert Schroeder.

On the occasion of their 30th anniversary tour, DPRP’s Béla Alabastrom and Mr F had the great honour of meeting Arena, whose outstanding contribution to prog cannot be overestimated. We discussed the perils and pitfalls of touring in granular detail from "The Pointer Disposal System" to the "28-day pant plan". Intrigued? Give the podcast a listen to find out more!

Another album reviews issue with a huge variety of subgenres and styles: The Bob Lazar Story, Chercán, EBB, ICU, Last Plane Out, Space Mirrors!

DPRP’s Béla Alabástrom and Mr F had the huge pleasure of catching up with the lovely Mark Colton, vocalist of Credo, who talked us through the forthcoming album, We The Disconnected, as well as discussing tribute bands vs original music, how streaming services have affected musicians, and whether he is optimistic about the future of the genre we all love.

Let's continue with our Sunday album reviews and check out our NMB Duo Review, among others! Atomisti, Alisa Coral's {Mono Chrome}, The Ergot Project, NMB, Zen Orchestra

Welcome back to an issue of album reviews in a wide range of styles! Alta Forma, Little King, Peter Mergener, Ptolemea, The Rome Pro(G)ject, Spectral Sorcery.

This week we have a duo review of Beltane Fire's new album and a look back at their debut. Then Lunatic Soul, Monograf, Obiyimy Doschu, and Spectra, Enjoy!

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.