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The 4 best prog rock albums to start off the new year

By Howard Whitman
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Concert Reviews

Yes kicks off 2022 U.S. tour with stunning performance of 'Close to the Edge'

By Howard Whitman
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Prog-versation

5 sensational indie Prog Rock releases you should seek out

By Howard Whitman
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Prog-versation

5 Questions with Robert Berry of SIX By SIX

By Howard Whitman
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Dopapod mounts a memorable “Funkadelic” return

By Ray Chelstowski
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Interviews

Marillion find musical light in the "Dark"

By Howard Whitman
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New Releases

MOLASSESS - Through the Hollow

By Goldmine Staff
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Features

10 must-hear Prog albums for people who hate Prog

By Dave Thompson
Steve Hackett performed an incredible show at Town Hall in NYC on Friday, November 14th that was part of his Genesis Extended tour. (Photo by Lesley Wood)
Blogs

Steve Hackett revisits his Genesis days at NYC’s Town Hall

By John Curley
Michael Sadler Saga frontman
Articles

For Canadian classic rockers Saga, hindsight is '20/20'

By Goldmine Staff
Rush Clockwork Angels
Articles

Just like 'Clockwork,' Rush returns with a concept album

By Goldmine Staff
The Moody Blues
Articles

Moody Blues bassist John Lodge looks back on 'Days of Future Passed'

By Goldmine staff
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Blogs

Will Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ever court King Crimson?

By Phill
RWPL band in 2010
Articles

RPWL celebrates 10 years with classy, challenging music but a ‘joke’ name

By Goldmine staff
Marillion Live From Cadogan Hall CD
Reviews

Album and DVD reviews for Marillion's 'Live From Cadogan Hall'

By Goldmine staff
Mammoth by Beardfish
Reviews

Album review for "Mammoth" by Beardfish

By Goldmine staff
Articles

Pollen - s/t

By Zach Sorscher@fwmedia.com
Blogs

Prog From A(sia) to Z(evious)

By Goldmine Staff
The core trio of The Moody Blues (from left) Justin Hayward, Graeme Edge and bassist John Lodge. All three were in the band when it played the legendary Isle of Wight gig in 1970. Photo: Nancy Rosen.
Articles

Enjoy the Moody Blues live

By Goldmine Staff
Articles

Cover Story ? Porcupine Tree: A work in progress, Part I

By Goldmine Staff
News

Tour News: Coheed & Cambria perform Neverender series of concept records

By Goldmine Staff
Articles

Curved Air is reborn

By Goldmine Staff
Reviews

Album Review ? Bruford: Rock Goes To College

By Goldmine Staff