Recent releases that fit the 'Prog' label - make way for some musings on new albums by Pure Reason Revolution, Kavus Torabi, The Pineapple Thief and Lesoir.

A stunning double bill of Hue And Cry and Roachford creates the perfect pop/jazz/rock blend for a fabulous night out.

Ring those bells! Bright and breezy brass from North Shields, if tempered by a folk-rock confessional style that builds together both unexpectedly and auspiciously.

Long overdue anthology of the influential work of Keith Hudson – Jamaica’s ‘dark Prince of Reggae.’ Melody Maker is a 2-CD ...

A masterful fusion of alt-folk, dream-pop and indie-rock to confront her insecurities and search for a way home, on the Danxgerous debut album, Old Soul.

Our monthly round up of albums includes Europe, Katie Knipp, Sam Horan , Bamako Express, Kin Hana, Joanne Shaw Taylor and ...

One of Scotland's leading vocalists, Hannah Rarity, turns her talent to some classic covers with entrancing results.

Friend or an enemy? Or aren't they, all too often, both the same thing? Carthy sings it how it is and has never been so sure of who she is. Best not file under folk.

Cinematic soundscapes in heavy prog from French artists Could Seed with their thrilling second album Terminal.

After spending 2026 building a world around the music, Nottingham synth-pop band Deco finally open the doors to Dreamhouse, ...

Din Of Celestial Birds land in Manchester in support of their latest album, Takeoffs & Landings. Wildernesses and Swamped are in support.

With just the Royal Albert Hall lying in wait, Steve Hackett and his band nudge the bar ever higher in Liverpool.