
Interviews and more with the biggest names in Progressive Rock
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 420 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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We take a look at new music from Evergrey, Elder, Advent Horizon, Einar Solberg, Teramaze, and Brass Camel!
Host: Roie Avin
Panel: Geoff Bailie & Kyle Fagala
Thirty-three years ago in 1993, Porcupine Tree performed their debut gig at The Nag’s Head in High Wycombe. A year prior, Steven Wilson’s experimental double album On the Sunday of Life laid the groundwork for the band’s sound. Now, in 2026, Voyage 3... more
Rush's classic album 2112 celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. Now, a spectacular new hardcover book titled 'Rush & 2112' has been released to commemorate this iconic album. We discuss the new book and the album with the book's author, Daniel B... more
Einar Solberg, vocalist for Leprous talks about his new album Vox Occulta, writing for an orchestra, the surprise cover of Take On Me & more. Vox Occulta is out on April 24th, 2026 on InsideOutMusic. Host: Roie Avin
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As a music, podcast, and prog enthusiast, this magnificent show, combines all my passions into 1. Roie Avin is a great host, who takes the conversation exactly where it needs to go. And his collaborations with his Prog Report colleagues and Prog Rock legends, just make the conversations just that much more breathtaking. Everyone should check it out!!!
Similar to most prog rock fans discovering a new band, I wish I would have found this podcast sooner... I look forward to new material, but will be working backward in the meantime
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This show features insightful discussions and interviews with prominent figures in the progressive rock scene, examining both contemporary artists and classic bands. Topics often include album reviews, the evolution of the genre, and the significance of musical contributions from well-known acts such as Genesis, Dream Theater, and Big Big Train. Episodes typically explore the intricacies of music creation, the concert experience, and the ongoing interest in progressive rock culture, making it an enriching experience for enthusiasts and newcomers alike.
Notably, the engaging hosts bring their passion and knowledge to each episode, highlighting noteworthy albums and discussing the broader impact of the genre. The mix of deep analysis and app... more
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Recent guests on The Prog Report include:
1. Einar Solberg
2. Rob Reed
3. Gregory Spawton
4. Paul Meany
5. James LaBrie
6. Ross Jennings
7. Roine Stolt
8. Jon Anderson
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