
Interviews and more with the biggest names in Progressive Rock
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 426 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Yes singer Jon Davison on the band's latest album 'Aurora'. The new album is out on June 12th, 2026.
Hosts: Roie Avin & Geoff Bailie
Devin Townsend talks about his latest project, The Moth, and the long process to make it a reality. The Moth is out on May 29th, 2026.
Host: Roie Avin
We take a look at new music from Haken, Yes, Devin Townsend, Periphery, Geoff Tate, and Deep Purple!
Host: Roie Avin
Panel: Vic Giol, Daniel Levy, Kyle Fagala
Bruce Soord, frontman and founder of prog band The Pineapple Thief talks about his new solo album "Ghosts in the Park", new record label for TPT, upcoming album and tour, 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's conversations center on progressive rock, blending deep-dive interviews with thoughtful analysis of both classic acts and contemporary releases. Guests range from legendary guitarists and keyboardists to current bands pushing the genre forward, often discussing songwriting, production choices, touring, and industry changes. Across recent episodes, the host team balances nostalgia with forward-looking dialogue, highlighting in-depth technical detail, live performance dynamics, and the evolving prog scene. The format tends to mix personal storytelling with practical insights about creating, recording, and promoting progressive rock in today's market, making it a compelling listen for musicians, producers, and dedicated fans who wa... more
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Recent guests on The Prog Report include:
1. Bruce Soord
2. Cody Crown Lands
3. Kevin Crown Lands
4. John Wesley
5. Colin Edwin
6. Daniel Bukszpan
7. Einar Solberg
8. Rob Reed
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