Prog-Watch is a weekly podcast and internet radio program dedicated to bringing the listener contemporary Progressive Rock music, album reviews, and artist interviews and features from around the world!
This week on Prog-Watch, our friend and resident reviewer Dr. Rob Fisher returns for another voyage of Progressive Discovery, this time exploring The Red Dress, the new album by RematriNation! I'll also be spinning great new music from Quivira, The Paradox Twin, Kristoffer Gildenlöw, Inner Child, Murky Red, and Long Earth.
Join us for another 90 minutes of great progressive music!
Rob's Full Review
My 101 Dimensions program for August includes nearly two hours of electronic/ambient/progressive music from The Art Of Noise, Kitaro, Church Of Hed, Johan Agebjörn & Mikael Ögren, and David Sylvian & Holger Czukay.
The latest PROG Magazine (#172) has arrived, and once again I've gone digging through its pages for some musical discoveries! This week's Prog-Watch features five artists from the new issue—Pye Corner Audio, Intrascendence, Melpomene, Million Moons, and Living In Shadows—along with more new music from Kristoffer Gildenlöw, King of Sweden, If Not If, Man From RavCon, and Jeffrey Erik Mack. Join me for another journey through the wide and wonderful world of progressive music!
This week, Prog-Watch launches a brand new occasionally recurring series celebrating the architects behind some of our favorite recordings...the producers. And who better to inaugurate the series than one of the greatest of them all...the legendary Alan Parsons!
This month's 101 Dimensions (curated by Yours Truly) features electronic, ambient and progressive music from Ozric Tentacles, Jon Jenkins, Radio Massacre International, and Can.
This week our friend and resident reviewer, Dr. Rob Fisher, returns to take a look at a stunning and inspiring album by Dutch artist Dick van der Heijde. A brain stem stroke left Dick unable to move or speak, but thanks to modern AI technology he was able to express his feelings and musical ideas in a moving new record called 'Locked In'. For my part, I'll have new music from Long Earth, Gabriel Zingiber, and Phideaux, and a Beardfish track dedicated to a long time listener and friend of the show.
This week we're catching up on many of the great bands that were featured in PROG Magazine 170 & 171! Plus other great stuff from Refestramus, Gardening Club, & Different Light and new music from Yes, The Paradox Twin, & Built For The Future!
June's 101 Dimensions program features nearly two hours of electronic, ambient, and progressive music from The Art Of Noise, Lunatic Soul, Yukihiro Takahashi, Ashra, and Deborah Martin & Jill Haley.
This week's program is the fourth installment in the Virtuosos series, and looks at drummers! Hear ten defining performances, filled with everything from power, complex groves, and controlled chaos, to subtle nuances and time-changing finesse, from five truly exceptional sticks men!
This week, our friend and resident reviewer, Dr. Rob Fisher, launches a new recurring series entitled Progressive Resonances. In each installment, Rob will explore a universal human theme through the power and emotional resonance of music. The inaugural episode explores loneliness, drawing on music from artists as diverse as Simon & Garfunkel, Fleetwood Mac, Steven Wilson, and Black Sabbath.
Here's my latest 101 Dimensions program, with nearly 2 hours of great electronic, ambient and progressive music from Tangerine Dream, Ars Nova, Ulrich Schnauss, and Nik Turner & Space Invaders.
The giants of progressive rock never truly disappeared… their influence evolved.
Join me this week for a journey through the musical bloodlines of Yes, Genesis, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, and King Crimson — explored through the music of modern bands who carry the spirit of those Architects forward while forging identities of their own.
This week I have another edition of Epix for you...five expansive progressive suites that cover all sorts of musical and emotion ground, from Renaissance, Wobbler, IQ, Gazpacho, and Sean Filkins! Kick back, relax, and be transported!
Here's last month's 101 Dimensions program curated by Yours Truly. Nearly two hours of electronic, ambient, progressive, and soundtrack music from Hollan Holmes, Morton Subotnik, John Carpenter, Ian Tescee, and DeeperNET.
This week's program is a variety show full of new and recently released music from a wide range of artists. Four of those artists--HamaSaari, Hen Ogledd, Bovidae, and Far Out Telescope--are featured in the latest edition of PROG Magazine. Other great artists included this week: Karmamoi, Anton Roolaart, The Imperfectionist Collective, Bakelit, Magenta, Tale Cue, Polychrome, and Tigermoth Tales.
From genre-defying fusion to instrumental rock, from revitalizing a legendary band to collaborating in a modern prog supergroup, Steve Morse has built a career that refuses to sit still—or fit neatly into any one category. Come along with me this week and explore some of Steve's vast musical world.
The calendar was such that my turn on 101 Dimensions came up twice in March 2026. Here's my second show for March, with nearly two hours of electronic, ambient, and progressive sounds from Trinity Ward, Synergy, Robert Reed, Tangerine Dream, and Terry Riley & Stefano Scodanibbio.
I have another variety show lined up for this week's Prog-Watch, loaded with a whole lotta awesome, contemporary prog for you! Hear music from Big Big Train, Spock's Beard, Smalltape, Magenta, PsychoYogi, Yak, Clive Nolan, Galasphere 347, The Neal Morse Band, Gazpacho, and Rocking Horse Music Club!
This week's Prog-Watch is a variety show, with great, mostly contemporary prog rock from IQ, Trace, Spock's Beard, Big Big Train, and Tenk van Dool & Paul Sears! Plus, we'll heard from four artists featured in the most recent issue of PROG Magazine: School Disco, Temple of Shibboleth, Smalltape, and Maha Sohona!
Here is my 101 Dimensions program for March. Nearly two hours of electronic/ambient/progressive sounds from Steven Wilson, Klaus Schulze, Isao Tomita, and Madhavi Devi.
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