Tag Archives: Progressive Rock

Queensryche offers rock fans yet another "best of" set. These discs span most of their illustrious, 25-year career.

The new Radiohead album is a stunning, gorgeous piece of work. I just wish I had a jacket to look at.

Roger Hodgson in concert evokes both the emotional energy and the spectacular arrangements that made Supertramp so good.

Back in the Syd Barrett days, there was no band who did psychedelic music like Pink Floyd. Not the Airplane. Not the Dead. Nobody.

Corey Harris always reveals something fundamental about the music of the African diaspora, whether it's blues, soul, Afropop or reggae.

If you are a fan of Yes, this is a positively must own.

Houston turns out a new and exciting instrumental post-rock group called Motion Turns It On that'll rock your world.

The codpiece is gone -- thank God! -- but Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson is still every bit the flamboyant showman.

The prog-rock supergroup reunites and tours for their 25th Anniversary

With his "other project," Porcupine Tree's Steven Wilson continues to both surprise and amaze me as a multi-faceted talent and songwriter.