King Crimson mainman explains online diary entry was about a dream he’d had – and he’d never been consulted over surprise album The Next Day
…but no one believed new album was in the works, says producer, as he offers hope of one or two concerts
Billy Sherwood gathers four other Yes men plus Asia, King Crimson, Gong and Porcupine Tree names for ambitious project
Celebrated prog rockers UK have announced their first British date in over 30 years.
It’s a tale of two Yes’, as Prog profiles the new band on tour with Fly From Here and celebrates the making of their 71 masterwork Fragile.
This week, we’ve got some old friends and some new ones. There are two reissues from a great American name, plus new albums from established names in the US and UK. Oh, and a bunch of Swedes who could be major trash rockers soon. And a photo book exposing the history of a band who appear to have been around for nearly forever.
The Prog Rock Britannia programme is to be screened again by BBC4 on Friday, June 3.
This week, we’ve got new releases from old boys Saxon and Quo, a young lady called Sarah Fimm, some chaps with a King Crimson relationship, a Journey biography and Sammy Hagar’s story in his own larger-than-life style.
A right old mixed bag this week. From British hard rock to Norwegian black metal, via NWOBHM-influenced Canadians, some proggie reissues and a massive book on one of the biggest bands in the world. Time to break out the wheels of steel.
This week, Anna Phoebe goes for a stroll with Ian Anderson, reflects on the influence of Eddie Jobson, goes crazy earning 40 Roxy Music songs, hugs Richard Briers and drinks vodka with Michael Nyman! Go here to read Anna’s previous columns.
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