
Interviews and more with the biggest names in Progressive Rock
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 438 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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We look at new music from Hackett & Rothery, The Pineapple Thief, The Flower Kings, Lonely Robot, Asia, and Green Carnation.
Host: Roie Avin
Panel: Prog Nick, Jeremy Lechner
John Mitchell talks about the new Asia album 'Indigo' and final Lonely Robot album 'An Ending'. Host: Roie Avin
Guitar legends Steve Hackett (Genesis) & Steve Rothery (Marillion) join the podcast to talk about their new album 'The Roaring Waves,' due out on August 28th, and each shares their 5 favorite instrumental tracks.
Host: Roie Avin with Prog Nick
Guitarist and founding member of Haken, Richard Henshall, returns to talk about the new Haken ep 'in a fever dream', the direction of the band, and more.
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 consistently centers on progressive rock and related genres, featuring in-depth interviews with renowned musicians, producers, and band members. Episodes frequently explore how artists develop their sounds, navigate lineup changes, and balance studio work with live performance, often touching on production choices, storytelling in concept albums, and the evolving direction of long-running acts. A notable strength is its access to high-profile guests across classic and modern prog, with discussions that blend technical insight, career reflections, and behind-the-scenes anecdotes. Listeners often gain a window into creative processes, collaboration dynamics, and the broader prog ecosystem, making it a strong fit for fans, potential ... more
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Recent guests on The Prog Report include:
1. Steve Hackett
2. Steve Rothery
3. Richard Henshall
4. Pete Trewavas
5. Eric Blackwood
6. Rick Armstrong
7. Jon Davison
8. Devin Townsend
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