Another collection of reviews of various styles within the prog field: Ann My Guard, Half Past Four, L'Ira del Baccano / Yama, Jadis, Level Pi, We Fog. Enjoy!

We have decided to drop the rating system for album reviews. Here's an explanation.

... 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 2, covering 2006 to 2015!

British prog legends Jadis recently embarked on a European mini tour. The DPRP podcast team had the huge honour of meeting Gary Chandler and Martin Orford prior to their performance in Weert, Netherlands. We guarantee that the somewhat cryptic episode title will make perfect sense once you have listened!

Having a good weekend? Time to add some prog reading? Here's our thoughts on Edensong, Great Wide Nothing, Imaginaerium, Kayak, Malabriega, Robert Reed. Enjoy!

Robert Reed released the fourth instalment in his Sanctuary series. The review is coming soon, but first we have DPRP's Greg Cummins conducting an interview with the man himself!

We're not going to let a midsummer weekend stop us from providing you with some fresh prog reading, of course. Here's another issue with: Esthesis, Lars Fredrik Frøislie, Glass Hammer, JPL, Lucid Dream, Slug Comparison!

Italian melodic prog giants Karmamoi took 2025’s Fusion Festival by storm. In the third and final episode of the series of podcasts from Stourport, DPRP’s Béla Alabástrom and Mr F interviewed the band after their triumphant set.

In the second in a series of podcasts from Fusion Festival in Stourport, DPRP’s Béla Alabástrom and Mr F had the pleasure of meeting Andre Saint, vocalist and Joshua Gidney, keyboard player of the highly acclaimed UK prog metal band Grace and Fire for an update following their hugely successful European tour supporting Threshold. The podcast team also quizzed their host, the lovely Steve Gould, about the challenges involved in putting on a major event such as Fusion. He provided a fascinating behind-the-scenes glimpse into the life of a promoter.

One of the main fixtures in the UK prog calendar is Fusion Festival in Stourport. DPRP’s Béla Alabástrom and Mr F conducted a series of interviews at this year’s event. The line-up had a distinctly international flavour and included the incredible Ellesmere, who performed tracks from their critically acclaimed album Stranger Skies live for the first time in a truly magnificent set. Founding member Roberto Vitelli and vocalist John Wilkinson very kindly agreed to speak to the podcast team about all things Ellesmere.

It's Sunday! Here's your prog read! Check it out: Agusa — Högtid, Ash Twin Project — Tales Of A Dying SUn, Desert Smoke — Desert Smoke, Tyler Kamen — Third Eye Temple, Lukas Tower Band — A Prophecy, Robert Schroeder — Mosaique Edit 2025.

Oh so many different types of prog to cover... Discover some here: Eye 2 Eye — Lost Horizon, Random Earth Project — Changes, Bjørn Riis — Fimbulvinter, Rush — Rush 50, Jake Weber — Jake Weber's Middle Earth, Vol. 1, The Weever Sands — Moonfish. Songs Of Love And Water!

New prog releases just keep on coming! Read all about Blacksun, Bright Ophidia, Chris Caffery, Hats Off Gentlemen It's Adequate, Ologram, Brendan Perkins, including a Duo Review for HOGIA!

DPRP is proud to present reviews of all studio albums by Max Webster, written by Bob Wegner!

Here's this week's prog reading for you, with reviews of Final Gravity — Stormchaser, Fluctus Quadratum — Laplacian, Magic Pie — Maestro — Duo Review, Pentesilea Road — Sonnets From The Drowsiness, Primrose Path — Renuminations, Shepherds Of Cassini — In Thrall To Heresy. Enjoy!

The Flower Kings recently released their 17th studio album: Love. DPRP’s Béla Alabástrom had the privilege of talking to Roine Stolt in depth about the creative process behind both the music and the lyrics, as well as the secret behind the band’s remarkable longevity and the future of prog.

On a sunny afternoon at the end of February, DPRP’s Béla Alabástrom and Mr F braved the perils of ravenous zombies who had invaded the otherwise tranquil English countryside overrunning the idyllic setting of the Mead Hall to meet prog legend Clive Nolan. Having found a welcoming refuge in his studio, we discussed his illustrious career as a composer and as a member of some of the best loved and most revered prog bands, Pendragon and Arena foremost amongst them.

Sounds Fair Festival 2025 is the new name for the Gefle Skivmässa. Two days of a variety of musical styles, with A Swarm of the Sun, Jonathan Hultén, Magna Carta Cartel (MCC), Nephila, Spiral Skies, and Greenleaf.

It's Sunday again, at last! New prog reading, including about some older albums: Aethellis, Franck Carducci and the Fantastic Squad, Avi C. Engel, Red Bazar, Riverside, Unwanted Guest. Enjoy!

Ready for more reviews of prog and related albums? What about Neil Howell, Hteththemeth, The John Irvine Band, Karmakanic, King Of Sweden, Rod Rodrigues!

Is it an album? No. Is it a concert? Not really. Going for a concert experience, the IMAX viewing of this iconic film has to be covered under Concert Reviews. Here is Stephen Mazikewich's report.

Today we again have a wide range of musical styles to tell you about! Read about: Ricky Capone, Gayle Ellett & The Electromags, Kwoon, Legacy Pilots, Mastord, Dominic Sanderson.

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!