Edition 493 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (713 in total), first broadcast 9 November 2025, is now also available to stream on demand or download. As always we bring you another two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m also joined by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who reviews the album ‘Music is Art’ volume 1 by Chimpan A, and our fun quickfire quiz invites you to solve a proggy anagram!

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 492 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (712 in total), first broadcast 2 November 2025, is now available to listen to any time you like or download. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who reviews the ‘Still Living in the Past’ 5 CD set by Jethro Tull, and our fun quickfire quiz tests your knowledge of currently active female progressive rock singers.

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 491 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (711 in total), first broadcast 26 October 2025, is now also available to listen to any time you like or download. Two hours of superb melodic progressive rock old and new. And you can have a go at our proggy quiz as we invite you to identify five iconic prog albums by hearing just a few seconds of a track from each.

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter (X) @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 490 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (710 in total), first broadcast 19 October 2025, is now available for you to listen to anytime you like or download as a mp3 file. This week I’m joined by David Edwards of The Progressive Aspect who reviews the album ‘The Pink Man and the Bishop’ by Yak, and our fun proggy quiz invites you to identify five bands who released prog albums in 1986 by hearing a few seconds of each. All part of two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock including brand new music from the likes of Pinn Dropp, Aufklarung and Homme.

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 489 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (709 in total), first broadcast 12 October 2025, is now also available to listen to anytime you like or even download. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive tock. This week I’m joined by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who takes a look back at the recent ‘Kernowfornia‘ festival in Cornwall, and you can test your knowledge of the world of prog, old and new in our fun, quickfire quiz.

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 488 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (708 in total), first broadcast 5 October 2025, is now also available to listen to any time you like or download. Two hours of wonderful melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by Ian Paul Sharp of The Progressive Aspect who reviews the album ‘Sanctuary IV’ by Robert Reed, and our fun quick fire quiz is all about bands who played this weekend’s Summers End festival.

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 487 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (707 in total), first broadcast 28 September 2025, is now available to stream on demand or download. This week I’m joined by Jane Lee of The Progressive Aspect who takes a look back at the final Nova Cascade album ‘Box Man’, and our fun quickfire quiz tests your knowledge of prog rock guitarists. All part of course of two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock.

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Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 486 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (706 in total), first broadcast 21 September 2025, is now also available to stream on demand or download. This week I’m joined by Kevin Thompson of The Progressive Aspect who reviews the latest Moon Halo album ‘Trichotomy’, and there is a chance (if listening in time) to win the superb new album ‘The Past is a Foreign Country’ by Flamborough Head’s keyboard player E.D.O. All part of course of two hours of wonderful melodic & symphonic progressive rock.

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Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

THE TPA/PROG MILL FAHRENHEIT 452 SPECIAL with Leo Trimming (Music About Books Part 2)

Leo from The Progressive Aspect takes over the Prog Mill again this week to present another show featuring music written about books. A superbly curated mix featuring an eclectic selection of music, some prog.. some not… (The Prog Mill returns to normal next week!)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

THE TPA/PROG MILL FAHRENHEIT 451 SPECIAL with Leo Trimming (Music About Books Part 1)

Leo from The Progressive Aspect takes over the Prog Mill this week to present a show featuring music written about books. A superbly curated mix featuring an eclectic selection of music, some prog.. some not… (Part 2 to follow next week!)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week – www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 483 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (703 in total), first broadcast 31 August 2025, is now available to stream on demand or download. This week I’m joined by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who reviews last years album ‘The Scattering of Leaves’ by Checking for Echo Project, and our fun proggy quiz is all about bands who played last weekend’s ‘Wha’s Like Us’ festival in Glasgow. All part of course of two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock.

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 482 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (702 in total), first broadcast 24 August 2025, is now available to stream on demand or download. Another two hours of wonderful melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by David Edwards of The Progressive Aspect with his audio review of the album ‘In Rabbits & Corners’ by The Wood Demons, and there is a chance (if listening in time) to win the superb debut album ‘Richard III’ by Riffstone on double CD!

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 481 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (701 in total), first broadcast 17 August 2025, is now also available to stream on demand or download. As always we bring you two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week Graham Thomas from The Progressive Aspect joins me to review the album ‘Transmutation’ by Karmakanic, and you can test your knowledge of the world of prog, old and new in our fun quickfire quiz.

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 480 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (the 700^th in total for the show!), first broadcast 10 August 2025 is now available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by Leo from The Progressive Aspect who takes a look back at last years album ‘Memories’ by Forgotten Gods, and our fun proggy quiz tests your knowledge of music projects led by the amazing talent who is Rob Reed.

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 479 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (699 in total), first broadcast 3 August 2025, is right here for you to stream on demand or download. This week I’m joined by Kevin Thompson of The Progressive Aspect who reviews the 2025 2CD re-issue of Greenslade’s album ‘Large Afternoon’, and our fun quick fire quiz tests your knowledge of mid 80’s neo prog albums. All part of course of two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock.

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 478 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (698 in total), first broadcast 27 July 2025, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Another two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week we have (if listening in time) a CD Giveaway with a chance to win the new live album by Italian proggers Ellesmere on CD. And I’m joined by Leo from The Progressive Aspect who reviews the two albums released by Dutch band Nine Stones Close in 2024.

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 477 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (697 in total), first broadcast 20 July 2025, is now also available to stream on demand or download. As always we bring you two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by Kevin Thompson of The Progressive Aspect who reviews the album ‘Fimbulvinter’ by Bjorn Riis, and you can test your knowledge of European progressive rock bands in our fun proggy quiz.

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

The 24th LONG ONES SPECIAL from The Prog Mill for Progzilla Radio, first broadcast 13 July 2025, is now also available to stream on demand or download as a mp3 file. Enjoy eight superb epic melodic and symphonic progressive rock tracks over two hours of wonderful music.

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

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Th PROG MILL LONG ONES SPECIAL Number 23 for Progzilla Radio, first broadcast 6 July 2025, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Just seven epic melodic and symphonic progressive rock tracks in two hours.

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 474 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (694 in total), first broadcast 29 June 2025, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. This week I’m joined by David Edwards of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘Relations’, the new album by Dutch proggers The Foundation, and our fun quickfire quiz tests your knowledge of German progressive rock old and new. All part of two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 473 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (693 in total), first broadcast 22 June 2025, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of amazing melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by Leo from The Progressive Aspect who takes a look back at 2024’s Jethro Tull release of ‘Bursting Out – (Inflated Deluxe Edition) and our fun quickfire quiz tests your knowledge of the world of prog, old and new.

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 472 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (692 in total), first broadcast 15 June 2025, is now also available to listen to any time you like. This week I’m joined by Richard Swan of The Progressive Aspect who reviews the album ‘Hinterland’ by Held By Trees, and you can (if listening in time) win the superb new ESP Project album ‘Velvet Crunch’ on CD. All part of two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 471 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (691 in total), first broadcast 8 June 2025, is now also available to listen to anytime you like or even download it. This week I’m joined by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who reads a review of the superb Oddleaf album ‘Where Ideal and Denial Collide’ which was written by the late Tony Colvill. There is also a short tribute to Tony as part of that. Our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five of the bands who played last weekend’s Soundle festival by hearing just a few seconds of each. All this of course makes up two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock!

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Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter/X @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 470 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (690 in total), first broadcast 1 June 2025, is now available to listen to anytime or download. This week includes a special episode of our fun proggy quiz as we pit ‘The Prog Reviewer’ – Leo Trimming, against ‘The Prog Musician’ (Peter Jones). Leo also returns later to take a look back at last years ‘We’ve Been Expecting You’ by Tony Patterson & Doug Melbourne. All part of two hours of amazing melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 469 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (689 in total), first broadcast 25 May 2025 is now also available to listen to any time you like or download. This week Leo from The Progressive Aspect takes a look back at last years album ‘The Guardians’ by Cyan, and our fun quickfire quiz tests your memory of prog rock albums from 1968. All part of two hours of simply superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

(Thanks Dee Prince for the image)

Edition 468 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (688 in total), first broadcast 18 May 2025, is now also available to listen to anytime you like or download. This week Basil Francis from The Progressive Aspect joins to me review the album ‘Deep Water’ by Cosmic Cathedral. You can test your knowledge of the world of prog old and new in our fun, quickfire quiz. All part, of course, of two hours of wonderful melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

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Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 467 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (687 in total), first broadcast 11 May 2025, is now also available to stream on demand or download. This week I’m joined by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who takes a look back at last years album ‘Origin of the Storm’ by Lee Abraham, and our fun quickfire quiz tests your knowledge of Big Big Train albums. And of course, two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week – www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 466 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (686 in total), first broadcast 4 May 2025, is now available to listen to anytime you like or even download.

This week I’m joined by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who reviews the latest Lesoir release ‘Push Back the Horizon’, and (if listening in time) you could win a copy of the new Nova Cascade album on CD or download. All part of course of two hours of glorious melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week – www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect presents this Prog Mill special as he takes us through a journey through the colourful side of progressive rock, with bands as diverse as Quidam, Moon Safari, The Art of Noise and Talk Talk. Two hours of simply superb, and brightly coloured music!

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week – www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 464 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (284 in total), first broadcast Easter Sunday 20^th April 2025, is now also available to stream on demand or download. This week I’m joined by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who reviews the ‘Save Us’ EP by Unitopia’s Mark Trueack, and you can test your knowledge of Norwegian prog bands in our fun, quickfire quiz. All part of course of two hours of EGGCELLENT melodic and symphonic progressive rock!

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week – www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 463 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (683 in total), first broadcast 13 April 2025, is now also available to listen to anytime or even download. This week I’m joined by David Edwards of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘Once There Was’ – the new album by US prog band The Far Cry. Also our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five prog albums from 1984 by hearing a few seconds from each. All part of course of two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week – www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

The TPA/PROG MILL IQ – DOMINION ALBUM LAUNCH SPECIAL presented by guest host Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect is now available to listen to anytime or download. Leo is joined by Peter Nicholls and Mike Holmes from IQ who discuss the making of ‘Dominion’ and all things IQ. You can hear not only music from the new album but from across their extensive catalogue.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week – www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 461 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (681 in total), first broadcast 30 March 2025, is now also available to stream on demand or download. As always we bring you two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock including two more world radio premieres. And you can test your knowledge of the world of prog old and new in our fun, quickfire quiz.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 460 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (680 in total), first broadcast 23 March 2025, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. Also this week our fun quickfire quiz tests your knowledge of Pink Floyd albums.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

THE TPA/PROG MILL MARITIME SPECIAL with guest host Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect is now available to stream on demand or download. Join Leo for two hours of superb progressive rock tracks all with a connection to ships or the sea. (This is The Prog Mill edition 459 for Progzilla Radio and 679 in total).

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 458 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (678 in total), first broadcast 9 March 2025, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock to delight all fans of the genre. This weeks fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five of the artists/bands who played Fusion last weekend by hearing just a few seconds of each.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 457 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (677 in total), first broadcast 2 March 2025, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. This week we have TWO giveaways which you can still enter (if you’re listening in time!). We have a CD giveaway where you can win a signed copy of ‘Cosmic Lark’ by Lyrella (a collaboration from the ESP Project/Sunn Creative stable), AND we are also giving away a streaming ticket for next weekend’s Fusion 6 prog festival. Plus of course two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 456 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (676 in total), first broadcast 23 February 2025, is now also available to listen to anytime you like, or download as a mp3 file. This week (if listening in time) there is a chance to win ‘One’ – the debut album by Merseyside proggers RANDOM OPTION on CD!

Plus two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock, including at least two, possibly three world radio premieres.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 455 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (675 in total), first broadcast 16 February 2025, is now also available to stream on demand or download. This week I’m joined by Leo Trimming of the Progressive Aspect who reads the late Jez Rowden‘s review of Tribe 3‘s debut self titled album, and our fun, quickfire quiz tests your memory of classic prog albums from 1973. All part of two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 454 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (674 in total), first broadcast 9 February 2025, is now also available for you to listen to anytime you like or even download as a mp3 file to your device. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by Basil Francis of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘Yessonata’ by Rick Wakeman, and our fun quickfire quiz tests your knowledge of the world of prog old and new.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

The podcast for the PROG MILL LONG ONES SPECIAL (#22) – first broadcast on Progzilla Radio 2 February 2025, is now available to stream on demand or download. Kick back and maybe treat yourself to your tipple of choice, and enjoy some superb epic melodic and symphonic progressive rock music with minimal DJ interruption. And don’t worry. The Prog Mill reverts to it’s normal format from next week!

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

The PROG MILL LONG ONES SPECIAL broadcast on Progzilla Radio on 26 January 2025 is now available for you to listen to anytime or download as a mp3 file.

Relax, kick back and enjoy just SIX epic tracks in two wonderful hours of superb melodic progressive rock!

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

The TPA/Prog Mill Peter Gabriel Albums Special, first broadcast on Progzilla Radio 19 January 2025, is now available for you to listen to anytime or download. Join Leo Trimming of the Progressive Aspect on a two hour journey through the musical career of this prog rock icon.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 450 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (670 in total), first broadcast 12 January 2025 is now available to stream on demand or download. This week I’m joined by Jane Lee of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘Stalagmite Steeple’ by Returned to the Earth, and our fun quickfire quiz tests your memory of prog albums from 1985. Plus two hours of outstanding melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

During the month of December 2024 we asked listeners to send in lists of their top 5 favourite progressive rock albums of the year. We awarded their number one 5pts, number 2 with 4pts etc… 101 people kindly voted. And here is the results show. Every album nominated gets a mention, and we count down from 25 to 11 before then playing a track from each of the top 10 until we reach the number 1. If you don’t want to know the result before listening, avoid scrolling down to the playlist. We then finish off the show with music from the numbers 11 to 13.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Here is THE PROG MILL ‘Crimbo Limbo/Twixmas’ show FOR 2024 – available to stream on demand or download. This week I’m joined by both Leo Trimming and Peter Hilton of The Progressive Aspect who review two recently released EP’s by The Pineapple Thief and The Radicant. And our fun quickfire quiz tests your knowledge of current German progressive rock bands. All part, of course of two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock!

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

The PROG MILL CHRISTMAS SHOW – first broadcast 22 December 2024 on Progzilla Radio, is now also available to stream on demand or download. This week I’m joined by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘Sanctuary Covered’ by Robert Reed (with Les Penning and Angharad Brinn), and our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify the artists/bands playing on five Christmas prog songs by hearing a few seconds of each. Plus two hours of wonderful melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

The podcast for the TPA/PROG MILL CARAVAN SPECIAL is now available for you to listen to anytime or download. Join Richard Swan and Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect as they walk the streets of Canterbury, visiting places of relevance to the band, and playing some of their most loved tracks. Two hours of superb classic progressive rock.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 445 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (665 in total), first broadcast 8 December 2024, is now also available to stream on demand or download. This week you can (if listening in time) win the new Psychoyogi album on CD or digital download. Also Jane Lee of The Progressive Aspect joins us to review Meer‘s wonderful album ‘Wheels Within Wheels’, and there is two hours of amazing melodic progressive rock including new music from the likes of Millenium, Innerspace, Steam Theory, Ptarmigan and more…

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 444 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (664 in total), first broadcast 1 December 2024, is now also available to stream on demand or download. This week David Edwards from The Progressive Aspect reviews the new Ruby Dawn album ‘Blood on Water’, and there is a chance (if listening in time!) to win the new Kite Parade album ‘Disparity’. Plus brand new music from the likes of Blacksmith Tales, Nova Cascade, Checking for Echo Project and more…

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

‘LILLIES OF THE DEAD – REVISITED’. – A TPA/PROG MILL SPECIAL FOR PROGZILLA RADIO compiled by Leo Trimming

In this month of Remembrance, and with another war raging in Europe, TPA & The Prog Mill present an updated version of the impactful and emotional World War 1 related prog rock special, including various spoken word excerpts from World War One participants. This new 2024 version has some different tracks to the original with additional dialogue to enhance the voice of the Fallen.

As a mark of respect, apart from a very brief intro there will be no jingles, idents or presenter voice… just 2 hours of brilliant and moving music… and voices of WW1 veterans.

The podcast for edition 443 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (663 in total), first broadcast 24 November 2024, is now available to listen to anytime or download as a mp3 file.

This week you can win (if listening in time) a signed CD of John Wilkinson‘s new album ‘Imposter Syndrome’. The show is full of superb new and classic melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

The podcast for last night’s PROG MILL (Edition 442 for Progzilla Radio and 662 in total), first broadcast 10 November 2024, is here for you to listen to anytime or download.

This week I’m joined by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who reviews the latest Adult Cinema album ‘365’, and Leo also presents this week’s proggy quiz as he poses five questions about World War 1 related progressive rock music and bands.

And of course, two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock including brand new ones from the likes of My Arrival, Raven Sad, Rosalie Cunningham, Louise Browne and more…

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

This week’s PROG MILL (Edition 441 for Progzilla Radio and 661 in total), first broadcast 3 November 2024, is now available to stream on demand or download. This week I’m joined by David Edwards of The Progressive Aspect who reviews the new Kite Parade album ‘Disparity’, and our fun quickfire quiz tests your knowledge of progressive rock music venues..

Two hours of melodic and symphonic progressive rock including new music from the likes of Melting Clock, Third Quadrant, Cries For Colour and more…

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 440 of THE PROG MILL – Edition 440 for Progzilla Radio and 660 in total, first broadcast 27 October 2024, is now also available to stream on demand or download.

This week Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect is here to review the latest Pure Reason Revolution album ‘Coming Up to Consciousness’, and our fun quickfire quiz tests your memory of classic prog albums from 1976. Plus superb melodic prog including new music from the likes of The Round Window, The Samurai of Prog, Cen ProjekT and more…

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker.

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 439 of THE PROG MILL, (659 in total), first broadcast on Progzilla Radio 20 October 2024, is now also available to listen to anytime or download.

This week I’m joined by Peter Hilton of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘The Century of the Self’ by Airbag, and there is a chance (if listening in time) to win the new album by UK prog band The Catch on CD. All part of two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock with brand new music from the likes of Bill Bressler, Oddleaf, Dorie Jackson and more…

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – and on your smart speaker (Open My Tuner Radio on Alexa).

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

The podcast of THE TPA/PROG MILL 70’S LIVE PROG ALBUMS SPECIAL, presented by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect, first broadcast on Progzilla Radio 13 October 2024, is now also available to stream on demand or download.

Join Leo for a journey through his own collection of live 70’s prog albums, from Yes to King Crimson, Genesis to Supertramp and much more…

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms and via Alexa on My Tuner Radio)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 437 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (657 in total), first broadcast 29 September 2024, is now also available to stream on demand or download. This week I’m joined by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who takes a look back at The Pineapple Thief‘s album ‘It Leads to This’ released earlier this year, and our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five of the bands or artists due to play next weekend’s Summers End by hearing a few seconds of each.

Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock including new music from Ruby Dawn, Neil Wighton, Achelas, John Greenwood and more…

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

THE PROG MILL (edition 436 for Progzilla Radio and 656 in total), first broadcast 22 September 2024, is now also available for you to listen to any time you like or even download to your device. This week David Edwards of The Progressive Aspect reviews the stunning new Stuckfish album ‘IV’, and our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five currently active male British prog singers by hearing a few seconds of each. Two hours of superb melodic progressive rock including new ones from the likes of John Wilkinson, Circe Link/Christian Nesmith, Spirergy and more…

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

This week’s PROG MILL on Progzilla Radio included an interview with Chrissy Mostyn and Rick Pilkington of THE BLACKHEART ORCHESTRA. They chat about their new music, the current UK tour and the world of music and prog in general.

If you’d like to just hear the interview by itself. Here it is. The whole two hour show is also available as a separate podcast.

Thanks to Chrissy and Rick for a very entertaining chat and James Barry for arranging it!

Edition 435 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (655 in total), first broadcast 15 September 2024, is now available to listen to anytime or download as a mp3 file to your device.

This week I’m joined by Chrissy Mostyn and Rick Pilkington of The Blackheart Orchestra who chat about their new music and tour. Leo Trimming from The Progressive Aspect is here to review ‘Time Voyager’ by Barock Project, and our fun proggy quiz invites you to identify five currently active female prog singers by hearing a few seconds of each. All part of two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter/X @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 434 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (654 in total), first broadcast 8 September 2024, is now available to listen to any time you like or download as a mp3 file to your device. This week I’m joined by Basil Francis of The Progressive Aspect who reviews the new Anubis album ‘The Unforgivable’, and you can test your memory of prog albums from 1979 in our fun quickfire proggy quiz. All part of two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock with new music from the likes of Kite Parade, Nova Cascade and Landmarq.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 433 of the (1 Sept) PROG MILL on Progzilla Radio (653 in total) is now available for you to stream on demand (listen anytime you like) or even download as a mp3 file. This week Leo from The Progressive Aspect joins us to voice a review of The Aristocrat’s latest album ‘Duck’ which was written by the late Jez Rowden, and you can test your knowledge of the world of prog old and new in our fun quickfire quiz. This is all part, of course of two hours of wonderful melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 432 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (652 in total), first broadcast 25 August 2024, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. Two hours of wonderful melodic and symphonic progressive rock, including this week’s album review from The Progressive Aspect as Graham Thomas takes a listen to ‘Rio’ by Trevor Rabin. And (if listening in time) a chance to win the superb new ESP Project album on CD!

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 431 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (651 in total), first broadcast 18 August 2024, is now also available for you to listen to anytime. You can stream it on demand or even download it to your device. Two hours of superb melodic progressive rock. Including this week’s album review from The Progressive Aspect as Leo Trimming takes a listen to ‘Live at the 1865 – The Official Bootleg’ by Cosmograf. And our fun quickfire quiz tests your memory of prog albums from 1981.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

THE TPA/PROG MILL CAMEL SPECIAL – WITH RICHARD SWAN

The podcast for the Camel Special, presented by guest host Richard Swan of The Progressive Aspect, is now available to stream on demand or download.

Two hours of classic Camel concentrating on the MCA/Decca years. Many of the tracks are live or alternative versions which differ from the original albums.

This show was first broadcast on Progzilla Radio 11 August 2024

The podcast for last night’s PROG MILL (edition 429 for Progzilla Radio and 649 in total), first broadcast 4 August 2024, is now also available to listen to anytime you like or download. This week Leo from The Progressive Aspect joins us to take a look back at Martin Miller‘s 2023 album ‘Maze of My Mind’ – and our quickfire quiz tests your knowledge of the world of prog, old and new. All part of two hours of simply superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 428 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (648 in total), first broadcast 28 July 2024, is now also available to listen to any time you like or even download to your device. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week David Edwards of The Progressive Aspect joins us to review ‘Into the Sun’ – the new album by Cheshire proggers Sonic Tapestry, and our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five Swedish prog singers by hearing a few seconds of each.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 427 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (647 in total), first broadcast 21 July 2024, is now also available to stream on demand or download. This week we are joined by JANE LEE of The Progressive Aspect who reviews John Holden‘s latest album ‘Proximity and Chance’, and our fun quickfire quiz tests your knowledge of the world of prog, old and new. All part of course of two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 426 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (626 in total), first broadcast 14 July 2024, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by Graham Thomas of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘Stranger Skies’ – the latest album by Italian based band ‘Ellesmere‘, and our fun quickfire quiz tests your memory of classic prog albums from 1970.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

The TPA/PROG MILL Live 70’s Classic Rock Special, first broadcast on Progzilla Radio 7 July 2024 and presented by Leo Trimming, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb live 70’s classic rock from some of the most iconic live albums of that decade. (This is The Prog Mill edition 425 for Progzilla Radio and 645 in total).

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

The PROG MILL – PROGFINDER GENERAL’S ONE ALBUM WONDERS SPECIAL edition 5, first broadcast on Progzilla Radio on Sunday 30 June, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Join us for a deep dive into the obscure side of prog with music from bands who only ever released one album. Compiled once again by the Progfinder General Anthony Dawes and presented by Shaun Geraghty. (This is also The Prog Mill edition 424 for Progzilla Radio and 644 in total).

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 423 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (643 in total), first broadcast 23 June 2024, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. Another two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by Leo from The Progressive Aspect who reviews the recent Riverside live gig in Bristol, and our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five pop songs which have proggy sections by hearing just a few seconds of each. All part of course of two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 422 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (642 in total), first broadcast 16 June 2024, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic melodic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by my good mate Leo from The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘Hope’ – the latest album by Polish proggers Amarok. And you can test your knowledge of the world of prog, old and new in our fun, quickfire proggy quiz.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 421 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (641 in total), first broadcast 9 June 2024, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. As always we bring you two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock from around the world. This week I’m joined by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who takes a look back at the recent Yes pre-tour warm up gig in Tavistock, and our fun quick fire quiz invites you to identify five of the bands/artists who played the Soundle festival last week by hearing just a few seconds of each.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

The podcast for edition 420 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio, (640 in total), first broadcast 2nd June 2024, is now available to listen to anytime or download.

This week I’m joined by the multi-talented JOHN HOLDEN to chat about the making of his new album ‘Proximity & Chance’ and you can hear music from the album. Plus even more superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock from Armoury Way, Andy Nixon, Reegonetti Band, Arrakeen, Magician’s Red, Residuos Mentales, The Paradox Twin and Pallbearer.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

The podcast for THE PROG MILL edition 419 for Progzilla Radio (639 in total), first broadcast 26 May 2024, is now available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of simply superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. Plus this week, a very special edition of our fun proggy quiz as guest question master Pete Jones (Yes THE Pete Jones!) pits The Prog Reviewer (Leo Trimming of the Progressive Aspect), against the Prog Radio Presenter (Shaun Geraghty of Progzilla Radio). Come along, enjoy the music, see if you can do better than Leo and Shaun did (not difficult!) and have a laugh with us at the same time!

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 418 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (638 in total), first broadcast 19 May 2024, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. This week I’m joined by Jane Lee of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘Veil’ – the latest album from Drifting Sun. Also see if you can identify five prog albums from 2011 by hearing just a few seconds of each. We’ve got a couple of tracks from John Holden’s new album. All part of course of two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

TPA PROG MILL SPECIAL with LEO TRIMMING
Sunday 12th May

PETER GABRIEL at the MOVIES plus other Prog / Rock on the Screen

Whilst Lord Shaun Geraghty was busy at Buckingham Palace (no kidding!) I usurped his Prog Radio throne for one week with a Special based on Peter Gabriel music at the movies, including his film soundtracks ‘Birdy’ and ‘Passion’ and many film songs (eg ‘Wall-E’, ‘Philadephia’ etc)… with other great rock and Prog songs from screen greats like ‘Baby Driver’, ‘Children of Men’, and ‘Stranger Things’ … with a couple of ‘Movies for your Ears’ mixes along the way.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 416 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (636 in total), first broadcast 5 May 2024, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. This week I’m joined by my good mate Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who takes a look back at Tiger Moth Tales‘ 2023 album ‘The Turning of the World’, and you can test your knowledge of the world of prog, old and new in our fun, quickfire quiz. All part of two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 415 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (635 in total), first broadcast 28 April 2024, is now also available to listen to anytime or download to your device. This week I’m joined by David Edwards of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘Everywhere and Nowhere’ by Essex based prog band ‘The Round Window‘, and see how well you remember prog rock albums of 1983 in our fun, quickfire quiz. All part of two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 414 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (634 in total), first broadcast 21 April 2024, is now available to stream on demand or download. This week I’m joined by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who voices Magnus Moar‘s excellent review of the new Pallas album ‘The Messenger; and you can test your knowledge of the world of prog old and new in our fun, quickfire quiz. All part of course, of two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 413 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (633 in total), first broadcast 14 April 2024, is now also available to listen to anytime or download as a mp3 file. This week I’m joined by Peter Hilton of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘The Likes of Us’ – the latest offering from Big Big Train, and see if you can identify five of the bands who played at Winters End by hearing a few seconds of each. All part of two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock!

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Last night’s PROG MILL (edition 412 for Progzilla Radio and 632 in total), first broadcast 7 April 2024, is now also available to stream on demand or download. This week Leo Trimming joins me to pay tribute to his TPA colleague and friend Jez Rowden who passed away recently, and (if listening in time) you can win the new album by French folk/psychedelic/prog band Anandammide on CD. Plus of course our weekly diet of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

The Easter Sunday edition of THE PROG MILL (Edition 411 for Progzilla Radio and 631 in total) (31 March 2024), is now available to listen to anytime or download as a mp3 file. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. Plus this weeks album review from The Progressive Aspect as Leo Trimming takes a listen to ‘The Management of Consequences’ EP by the wonderful EBB, and our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five prog tracks about Easter by hearing just a few seconds of each.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 410 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (630 in total), first broadcast 24 March 2024, is now also available to stream on demand or download. On this week’s show I’m joined by Jane Lee of The Progressive Aspect who reviews the Worlds Apart EP by Shadows on Mercury, and we invite you to identify five classic prog albums from 1974 by hearing a few seconds of each in our fun quickfire quiz. And of course, two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock from around the world.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC, 2300 Europe, 2pm Pacific US, 5pm East Coast US) main broadcast

Saturday Replay – 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 409 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (629 in total), first broadcast 17 March 2024, is now also available to stream on demand or download. This week I’m joined by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who takes a look back at 2023’s album ‘Planetary Overload Part 2 – Hope’ by United Progressive Fraternity, and you can test your knowledge of the world of prog, old and new in our fun quickfire quiz as we ask “How Proggy Are You?!”, and of course, two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/GMT)

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 408 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (628 in total), first broadcast 10 March 2024, is now also available to stream on demand or download. As always we bring you two hours of fantastic melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘Dreams, Myths & Machines’ by Retreat From Moscow, and our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five of the bands who played Fusion last week by hearing a few seconds of each.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Please note: For the next 2 weeks US broadcast times will be one hour later due to the difference in changing to Summer time.

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

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The podcast for last Sunday’s (3 March) PROG MILL on Progzilla Radio with guest presenter TREVOR HOWARD of Severn FM in Gloucester (the photo is of Gloucester Cathedral), is now available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb music as Trevor takes you through his personal journey in prog. Many thanks to Trevor for doing a fine job covering the show while I was away at Fusion in Stourport.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 406 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (626 in total), first broadcast 25 February 2024, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. This week I’m joined by Jane Lee of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘Himlabacken Vol 2’ by Moon Safari, and our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five classic prog albums from 1980 by hearing just a few seconds of each. All part of two hours of amazing melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 405 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (625 in total), first broadcast 18 February 2024, is now also available to stream on demand or download. This week Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect reviews ‘Dark Blue’ – the debut solo album by Unitopia guitarist John Greenwood, and there is a chance (if listening in time) to win some great proggy artwork. Plus of course, two hours of amazing melodic & symphonic progressive rock.

Edition 404 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (624 in total), first broadcast 11 February 2024, is now also available to stream on demand. This week’s show includes Mel Allen’s review of last years Hawkwind album ‘The Future Never Waits’ for The Progressive Aspect, and (if listening in time) a chance to win a full weekend streaming ticket for the forthcoming Fusion 5 prog festival. Plus two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

Edition 403 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (623 in total), first broadcast 4 February 2024, is now also available to stream on demand or download. This week the show returns to normal with two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect reviews ‘Crime Scene’ – the latest album by RPWL, and (if listening in time) you can be in with a chance of winning the wonderful STORM DEVA album on CD

The Prog Mill Special ‘The Progfinder General’s One Album Wonders Special No. 4‘, first broadcast on Progzilla Radio 28 January 2024, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb obscure progressive rock from bands who only released one album – compiled by The Progfinder General Anthony Dawes. Join us for a deep dive into obscure (but still amazing) melodic progressive rock.

A massive thank you to Ant for his work putting this together. The Prog Mill returns to normal next week with two hours of melodic & symphonic progressive rock including a CD Giveaway and the latest album review from our friends at the Progressive Aspect.

The TPA.Prog Mill Steve Hackett Special, presented by Richard Swan of The Progressive Aspect, and first broadcast on Progzilla Radio 21 January 2023, is now available to listen to anytime or download. Two hours of stunning music covering much of Steve’s solo career and featuring a variety of different tracks from his many albums.

The TPA/PROG MILL special entitled ‘The Psychedelic Seeds of Prog’ – presented by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect and first broadcast on Progzilla Radio on Sunday 14 January 2023, is now also available to play anytime you like or download.

Two hours of superb psychedelic music, mainly from the late 60’s, from which perhaps the early seeds of progressive rock were born. The show includes a superb 70 minute ‘song cycle’ with non stop music interspersed by audio clips and film excerpts relevant to the music and era.

THE PROG MILL LISTENERS ALBUM OF 2023 – THE RESULTS SHOW

If you missed the results show on Progzilla Radio. Here is the podcast – available to listen to anytime or download. 131 people voted for 128 progressive rock albums and EP’s released during 2023. On this show I’ll count down from 25 and play tracks from 10 down to 1. And as a bonus at the end of the show there is another chance to catch Richard Swan’s superb review of the winning album on behalf of the Progressive Aspect.

The New Year’s Eve edition of THE PROG MILL (398 for Progzilla Radio and 618 in total) is now also available to listen to anytime you like or download as a mp3 file. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect does a live gig review of the recent Barock Project/Tiger Moth Tales gig at Trading Boundaries, and our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five of the best selling prog albums of 2022 by hearing a few seconds of each.

The PROG MILL Christmas Show (first broadcast on Progzilla Radio 24 December 2023) is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic progressive rock including some with a festive feel! This week I’m joined by Graham Thomas of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘Look at You Now’ – the new album by Swedish prog icons The Flower kings, and our fun quickfire quiz tests your knowledge of Christmas prog over the years!

Happy Christmas from The Prog Mill team and all of us at Progzilla Radio!

The podcast for last night’s (17 December) PROG MILL on Progzilla Radio (edition 396 for Progzilla or 616 in total), is now online, meaning you can listen to the show anytime you like or download it to your device. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by Leo from The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘The Clockwork Man’ by This Winter Machine, and our fun quickfire quiz tests your knowledge of classic prog albums from 1971.

Edition 395 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (615 in total), which is also the 12th birthday for the show, is now also available to stream on demand or download. This week I’m joined by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘Seven Chambers’ – the latest album by Australian proggers UNITOPIA. And our fun quickfire quiz tests your knowledge of German progressive rock, old and new. All part of two hours of superb melodic progressive rock.

The podcast for last night’s PROG MILL on Progzilla Radio (edition 394 for Progzilla and 614 in total) – broadcast Sunday 3rd December 2023, is now online. So you can listen to the show any time you like or download it to your device as a mp3 file. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect reviews ‘Another World’ – the new album by Australian proggers Southern Empire, and there is a chance to win the new PsychoYogi album on CD or download.

Edition 393 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (613 in total), first broadcast Sunday 26 November, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Once again we bring you two hours of amazing melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week’s album review from The Progressive Aspect sees Leo Trimming taking a listen to ‘The Long Goodbye’ by Galahad, and our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five of the best selling prog albums of 2022 by hearing the intros to a track from each.

Edition 392 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (612 in total), first broadcast Sunday 19 November 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. This week I’m joined by Richard Swan of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘8mm’ – the new album by Fish on Friday, and our fun quickfire quiz tests your knowledge of the world of prog, old and new. And of course, two hours of superb melodic progressive rock.

Edition 391 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (611 in total), first broadcast 12 November 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by David Edwards of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘Time and Other Delusions’ by US proggers Thirteen of Everything. And our fun, quickfire quiz invites you to identify five prog bands all led by European female vocalists by hearing a few seconds of each.

The podcast for last night’s PROG MILL on Progzilla Radio is now available to stream on demand or download. This is the INFINITY SPECIAL with guest host Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect. Two hours of superb music all revolving around the mysterious subject of ‘Infinity’.

Edition 389 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (609 in total), first broadcast 29 October 2023, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. This week brings the usual selection of superb melodic progressive rock. I’m also joined by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘The Answer – Live’ by Franck Carducci & The Fantastic Squad. And our fun, quickfire quiz invites you to identify five European male progressive rock singers by hearing a few seconds of each. Plus: The WORLD RADIO PREMIERE of ‘Rain Pt 1 – Decade’ by Freedom to Glide.

Edition 388 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (608 in total), first broadcast 22 October 2023, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. As always we bring you two hours of melodic progressive rock, this week with a fair amount of jazzy influence. I’m joined by Richard Swan of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘Other Doors’, the new album by Canterbury legends Soft Machine. And our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five well known prog albums from 1977 by hearing just a few seconds of each.

Edition 387 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (607 in total), first broadcast 15 October 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. This week brings you another two hours of superb melodic progressive rock. You can WIN the new T.A.P. Album ‘Paradigms’ on CD by answering a very easy question (during the first half of the show), and I’m joined by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘The Architect’, the debut album from Simon Collins and Kelly Nordstroms’s new project eMolecule.

Edition 386 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (606 in total), first broadcast 8 October 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. As always we bring you another two hours of amazing melodic and symphonic progressive rock music. This week I’m joined by Rick Peuser who reviews ‘The Rest of Wendy’ by Dutch band Like Wendy. And our fun, quickfire quiz tests your knowledge of current female progressive rock singers.

Edition 385 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (605 in total), first broadcast1st October 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Another two hours of wonderful melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by David Edwards of the Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘Mask’ by Dutch band The Foundation, and our fun, quickfire quiz invites you to identify five of the bands due to play this coming weekend’s Summers End Festival by hearing just a few seconds of each.

Edition 384 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (604 in total), first broadcast 24 September 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by Graham Thomas of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘Glimmer’, the latest album by The Dave Foster Band, and (if listening in time) you can win the new Nova Cascade album ‘The Navigator’ on CD or download. Also this wee3k in our fun quickfire quiz, see how well you remember prog albums from the year 2011.

The Progfinder General One Album Wonders Special (Number 3), compiled for The Prog Mill by Anthony Dawes, and first broadcast 10 September 2023, is now available to stream on demand or download.

Two hours of superb progressive rock from bands who have only released one album.

The Unitopia Family Tree Special, produced and presented for THE PROG MILL by Leo Trimming of the Progressive Aspect, is now available to stream on demand or download.

Two hours of superb progressive music from down under from Unitopia, United Progressive Fraternity, Southern Empire and more.

Read Leo’s reviews of all these bands and many many more from the TPA team at www.theprogressiveaspect.net

Edition 381 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (601 in total), first broadcast 3 September 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of amazing melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by Richard Swan of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘In Time’ – the new album by The Emerald Dawn, and our fun quickfire quiz tests your knowledge of prog albums from 1976.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0400 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 380 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (the 600th in the life of the show since it originally started back in 2011), is now available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by David Edwards of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘Redemption’ – the new album by Canadian proggers ‘Mystery’, and you can test your knowledge of the world of prog in our fun, quickfire quiz which this week is a mystery voice edition.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0400 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter (X) @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 379 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (599 in total), first broadcast 20th August 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. As always we bring you two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. Plus this week I’m joined by Richard Swan of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘Threnody for a Dead Queen’ – the latest album by Comedy of Errors. And you can test your memory of prog albums from 1982 in our fun, quickfire quiz.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0400 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 378 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (598 in total), first broadcast 13 August 2023, is now also available to stream on demand, anytime you like, or even download to your device. Two hours of amazing melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by Peter Hilton of The Progressive Aspect who reviews the latest Yes album ‘Mirror to the Sky’, and you can test your knowledge of the wonderful world of prog in our fun, quickfire quiz.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0400 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 377 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (597 in total), first broadcast 6 August 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m once again joined by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘The Who Eden Sessions’ – The Who’s recent sellout concert at the Eden Project in Cornwall, and you can test your memory of prog albums from 1972 in our fun, quickfire quiz.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0400 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

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Edition 376 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (596 in total), first broadcast 30 July 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. As always we bring you two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. Leo Trimming from The Progressive Aspect joins us to review the latest album by British proggers Amplifier, and you can test your knowledge of the wonderful world of prog, old and new, in our fun, quickfire quiz as we ask “How Proggy Are You?!”.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 375 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (595 in total), first broadcast 23 July 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. Also includes our fun quickfire quiz where this week we invite you to identify five prog albums from the year 2000 by hearing just a few seconds of each.

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 374 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (594 in total), first broadcast 16 July 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. As always we bring you another two hours of amazing melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week Leo from The Progressive Aspect reviews ‘A Live Document’ by Blank Manuskript, and our fun quickfire quiz tests your knowledge of the world of prog old and new.

This Week’s Playlist

1 I Am The Manic Whale – Patient A/B (Bumper Book of Mystery Stories)
2 Unifaun – Mr Marmaduke and the Minister (Unifaun)
3 Frost* – Hyperventilate (Island Live)
4 Echo Us – Far Above The Sky (Inland Empire)
5 Lumsk – Das Veilchen (Fremmede Toner)
6 Karmamoi – Black Hole Era (Strings From The Edge of Sound)
7 AQ&F – Yuki (2nd Life)
8 Blank Manuskript – The Cult of Birdman (A Live Document)
9 Aelian – One Dream All Together (The Watcher)
10 Zello – Anthem of the Long Forgotten Loss (Quodlibet)
11 Supertramp – Lord Is It Mine (Breakfast in America)
12 Brendan Perkins – The Summer Walk (Single)
13 Martin Miller – Fragments (Maze of My Mind) *Prog Magazine Limelight Band

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 373 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (593 in total), first broadcast 9 July 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

This week I’m joined by Leo from The Progressive Aspect to review ‘Black Bay’, the new album by Silver Moth, and our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five bands who played last weekend’s ‘Prog For Peart’ festival by hearing a few seconds of each.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Retreat From Moscow – Windchill (Dreams, Myths & Machines)
2 The Forty Days – Under The Trees (Beyond The Air)
3 Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate – The Light of Ancient Mistakes (The Light of Ancient Mistakes)
4 Manticore – Open Up Your Eyes (Elements)
5 Framauro – Painter of Our Soul (Alea Lacta Est)
6 Indrek Patte – Light Ship (Thank and Share)
7 Scarlet Penta & Joost Maglev – Save Me (Gaps)
8 Silver Moth – Mother Tongue (Black Bay)
9 Silver Moth – The Eternal (Black Bay)
10 Falling Edge – Just One More Wish (Final Dissent – Into Madness?)
11 Solstein – The Creeper (Solstein)
12 Downes Braide Association – Clear Light (Celestial Songs)
13 Ocean Districts – Frisland (Instr) (Phantom Islands) *Prog Mag Around The World feature

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 372 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio ( in total), first broadcast 2nd July 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Another two hours of amazing melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by Leo Trimming of the Progressive Aspect with a live gig review of Peter Gabriel in Berlin. Join in with our fun quickfire proggy quiz as Leo turns question master to test the knowledge of ‘The Prog Star’ (Peter Jones of Tiger Moth Tales/Camel etc) and ‘The Prog Presenter’ (Shaun Geraghty of Progzilla Radio). And (if listening in time), you could be in with a chance of winning the new Comedy of Errors album on CD!

This Week’s Playlist

1 Karnataka – Sacrifice (Requiem for a Dream)
2 Le Vele Di Oniride – Catarsi (La Quadratura Del Cerchio)
3 Tritop – Delighted Insanity (Rise of Kassandra)
4 Comedy of Errors – Jane (Came Out of the Blue) (Threnody for a Dead Queen)
5 Cosmos – In The Dark of the Night (Skygarden)
6 IO Earth – Running (Sanctuary)
7 Candacraig – Gliding Parts 1 and 2 (Lit by Lightening)
8 Peter Gabriel – Jetzt Kommt Die Flut (Peter Gabriel 3: ein Deutsches Album)
9 Peter Gabriel – Panopticon (i/o)
10 Peter Gabriel – Playing for Time (Bright Side Mix) (i/o)
11 Peter Gabriel – The Court (Bright Side Mix) Edit (i/o)
12 Peter Gabriel – Solsbury Hill (Live) (The Warm Up Tour 2007 – 20/06/2007 Eden Project)
13 Offa Rex – The Queen of Hearts (The Queen of Hearts)
14 Emma Tricca – Through the Poets Eyes (Aspirin Sun) *Prog Magazine Limelight Feature
15 Rasmus Dahl – The Island Awakes (Unearth)
16 Jethro Tull – Love Story (Single)

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Edition 371 of THE PROG MILL (591 in total), first broadcast on Progzilla Radio 25 June 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who reviews Ali Ferguson’s excellent album ‘The Contemplative Power of Water’, and our fun quickfire quiz tests your knowledge of prog albums from 1969.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Inner Prospekt – Scratches (Canvass Three)
2 Moon Station – Flyer (Flyer EP)
3 I Viaggi Di Madeleine – Poker (Tra Luce e Ombra)
4 Age of Distraction – Compromised (Single)
5 Thirteen of Everything – Timeline (Time and Other Delusions)
6 M-Opus – Valley of Elah (At The Mercy of Manannan)
7 Gerard – Empty Lie, Empty Dream (The Pendulum)
8 Ali Ferguson – Children of Men (The Contemplative Power of Water)
9 Ali Ferguson – The River Crows (The Contemplative Power of Water)
10 Moon Safari – Crossed The Rubicon (Lovers End)
11 Lifesigns – Ivory Tower (Altitude)
12 The Enigma Division – 1977 (The Enigma Division) Prog Mag Limelight Band
13 Colosseum II – Am I (Electric Savage)
14 Colin Towel – Soaring (Single)

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If you love the Polish band RIVERSIDE – you’ll love this show. A very special edition of THE PROG MILL with guest host Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect.

Leo takes us on a journey through the band’s musical history, including solo projects and other collaborations. Two hours of superb progressive rock.

THE PROG MILL – “LOST AND FOUND” – RIVERSIDE SPECIAL
with guest host LEO TRIMMING of The Progressive Aspect
First broadcast – Sunday 18 June 2023 on Progzilla Radio

PART ONE: 
1. Lost (Why should be Frightened by a Hat?)  – RIVERSIDE – from ‘Love, Fear and the Time Machine’ (2016)
 
2. Story of My Dream – RIVERSIDE – from 2021 ‘Story of my Dream’ Single – also on ‘Riverside 20 – The Shorts and the Longs’ (Compilation) (2022)
 
3. The Same River – RIVERSIDE – from ‘Out of Myself’ (2003/4)
 
4. Back to the River (Edit: ‘Shine on you Crazy Diamond’ section) – RIVERSIDE – from ‘Rapid Eye Movement’ (Bonus Disc) (2007)
 
5. Volte-Face – RIVERSIDE – from ‘Second Life Syndrome’ (2005)
 
6. 02 Panic Room (Edit) – RIVERSIDE – from ‘Rapid Eye Movement’ (2007)
 
7. He Av En – LUNATIC SOUL – from ‘Under the Fragmented Sky’ (2018)
 
8. Summoning Dance – LUNATIC SOUL – from ‘Through Shaded Woods’ (2020)
 
PART TWO: 
9. Driven to Destruction – RIVERSIDE – from ‘Anno Domini High Definition’ (2009)
 
10. New Generation Slave  – RIVERSIDE – from ‘Shrine of New Generation Slaves’ (2013)
 
11. Blackbird (Live Acoustic Cover of the Beatles) / Promise (Edit) – RIVERSIDE – from ‘Live Acoustic’ (2021 fan Club Release) / from ‘Eye of the Soundscape’ (2016)
 
12. The Old Peace – STEVEN WILSON & MARIUSZ DUDA – from Charity Download Single (2014)
 
13. Cold (Edit) – LUNATIC SOUL – from ‘Walking on a Flashlight Beam’  (2014)
 
14. Time Travellers – RIVERSIDE – from ‘Love, Fear and the Time Machine’ (2016)
 
15. Guardian Angel – RIVERSIDE – from ‘Wasteland’ (2019)
 
16. Fleeting Skies (with Bela Komoszynska) – MICHAŁ ŁAPAJ – from ‘Are You There’ (2021)
 
17. Self-Aware (Edit) – RIVERSIDE – from ‘I.D. Entity’ (2023)
 
18. Hyperactive (Live) – RIVERSIDE – from ‘Wasteland Tour 2018-2020’ (Released 2021) (Original album version on ‘Anno Domini High Definition – 2009)
 
19. Found (The Unexpected Flaw of Searching) – RIVERSIDE – from ‘Love, Fear and the Time Machine’ (2016)

Edition 369 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (589 in total), first broadcast 11 June 2023, is now also available to listen to anytime you like or download. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by Richard Swan of The Progressive Aspect who reviews Steve Hackett’s album ‘Darktown’, and our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five prog albums from 1975 by hearing just a few seconds of each.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Pendragon – Part III Phoenician Skies (North Star)
2 Cen-Projekt – Peter (Pride)
3 The Forty Days – Under The Trees (Beyond The Air)
4 Viriditas – Wings of Starlight (Single)
5 Beatrix Players – Starts Again (Living and Alive)
6 Comedy of Errors – The Seventh Seal (Threnody for a Dead Queen)
7 Steve Hackett – Days of Long Ago (Darktown)
8 Steve Hackett – Dreaming With Open Eyes (Darktown)
9 Steve Hackett – Twice Around The Sun (Darktown)
10 Under The Sun – The Golden Voyage (Under The Sun)
11 Cairo – Jumping On The Moon (Nemesis)
12 Us and Them – Home To Stay (An Introduction to Us and Them) *Prog Magazine Limelight Spot
13 Genesis – Dance on a Volcano (A Trick of the Tail)
14 Dixie Dregs – Take It Off The Top (What If)

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Don’t forget to join THE PROG MILL next time as Leo Trimming stands in with a Riverside special. First airing Sunday 25 June at 10pm UK.

Edition 368 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (588 in total), first broadcast 4 June 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Another two hours of amazing melodic and symphonic progressive rock old and new. This week I’m joined by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who reviews I D.Entity by Riverside, and you can test your knowledge of the current prog scene in 2023 in our fun quiz as we ask “How Proggy Are YOU?!).

This Week’s Playlist

1 Sound of Strangers – Endless Night (Crossing Borders)
2 The Samurai of Prog – Berceuse to the King (The Man in the Iron Mask)
3 Giant The Vine – The Potters Field (A Chair at the Backdoor)
4 Pablo El Enterrador – Emigrante (Pablo El Enterrador 2)
5 North Atlantic Oscillation – Glyph (United Wire)
6 Motorpsycho – Patterns (Yay!)
7 A Multitude of One – Terra Nova (Terra Nova)
8 Riverside – Landmine Blast (I D.Entity)
9 Riverside – The Place Where I Belong (I D.Entity)
10 Caravan – Winter Wine (In The Land of Grey and Pink)
11 The Drinking Club – But For The Waves (….really?!?)
12 Covet – Merlin (Catharsis)
13 Focus – Round Goes The Gossip (Focus 3)
14 Flame Dream – Gate to Calatea (Calatea)

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Edition 367 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (587 in total), first broadcast 28 May 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of amazing melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘Time Machine’ by Comedy of Errors, test your knowledge of well known prog intros in the fastest ever edition of our fun quiz as we ask “How proggy are YOU?!”, and (if listening in time) you can win gig tickets.

This Week’s Playlist

1 The Foundation – Future (Mask)
2 Par Lindh Project – Green Meadow Lands (Gothic Impressions)
3 ESP Project – climb to the stars – corridors of light – coming home (Reverie)
4 Yuval Ron – Somewhere in this Universe, Somebody Hits a Drum (Title track)
5 Oiapok – Summer 19 (OisoLun)
6 The Flying Caravan – Stage Access (Stage Access EP)
7 Comedy of Errors (Wonderland) * TPA Album Review
8 Khan – Stranded (Space Shanty)
9 Rodrigo Y Gabriela – In Between Thoughts (In Between Thoughts)
10 Jefferson Starship – Ride The Tiger (Dragon Fly)
11 The Enigma Division – Clarify (The Enigma Division) Prog Magazine Limelight Feature

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Stunning pictures of the great British coastline. Photos of Burgh Island and Hope Cove along the Devon Coast. These photos encapsulate the beauty hidden within the British Coastal Areas.

Edition 366 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (586 in total), first broadcast 21 May 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download as a mp3 file. Another two hours of superb progressive rock old and new. This week David Edwards from The Progressive Aspect joins me to review the highly acclaimed second album from Andy Foster’s progressive rock project KITE PARADE, and our fun quick fire quiz asks you to identify five prog albums from 1978 by hearing just a few seconds of each.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Spriggan Mist – The Portal (Single)
2 K’Mono – Tell Me The Lore (Mind Out of Mind)
3 Cen-ProjekT – Pride (Pride)
4 Aviram Tzur – Intrinsic Home (Moving Aloud)
5 Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate – Burn The World (Single)
6 Conqueror – On The Turning Away (20 Years of Games)
7 Android – Another Midnight Ball (Another Midnight Ball)
8 Maschine – A New Reality (Naturalis)
9 Kite Parade – Shadows (Retro)
10 Kite Parade – Under The Same Sun (retro)
11 The Mousetrap Factory – The Waiting/Monologue (The Beauty of Routine)
12 Clark Hutchinson – Free to be Stoned (Retribution)
13 Stackridge – No-one’s More Important Than The Earthworm (Extravaganza)
14 Polinski – Telex From Midi City (Telex From Midi City) * Prog Mag Limelight Feature

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Edition 365 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (585 in total), first broadcast 14 May 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of amazing melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m also joined by Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect who reviews the new Jethro Tull album, and (if listening in time) you can win a free digital download of the new album by Israeli prog musician Aviram Tzur.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Brendan Perkins – Luxury (The Luxury of Stopping)
2 Polychrome – Cycle of Life (Equilibrium)
3 Starfish 64 – Yesterdays Favourite Smile (Single)
4 Aviram Tzur – Space and Time (Moving Aloud)
5 The Foundation – Mask (Mask)
6 Stefano Panunzi – Every Drop of Your Love (Pages From The Sea)
7 Revelation – Jack’s In The Box (Addicted)
8 Jethro Tull – Ginnungagap (Rokflote) *TPA Review
9 Jethro Tull – Wolf Unchained (Rokflote) *TPA Review
10 Nova Cascade – A Walk Along The Canal (The Navigator)
11 5th Season – Desperate Measures (5th Season)
12 I Am The Manic Whale – Build It Up Again (Things Unseen)
13 Kyros – The End in Mind (Single)
14 Us and Them – Can I Stay With You (We Count The Evening Stars) * Prog Magazine Limelight Band
15 Supertramp – School (Crime of the Century)

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Edition 364 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (584 in total), first broadcast on Progzilla Radio 7 May 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb progressive rock old and new. This week’s fun, quickfire quiz tests your knowledge of the progressive rock scene in 1973.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Stackridge – The Last Plimsoll (The Man in the Bowler Hat)
2 Poor Genetic Material – A Pool of Light (Anywhere)
3 Signs – The Heretic (Uchronia)
4 Peter Gee – The Wicket Gate (Pilgrim)
5 Plank! – Red Tide (Future of the Sea)
6 ESP Project – Lights in the field – into the earth – heat beneath the soil (Reverie)
7 Ruby Dawn – Breakdown (Beyond Tomorrow)
8 Lunar Static – Beneath The Surface (Single)
9 Tim Hunter – Equiano (The Progressive Campaign)
10 After Crying – Confess Your Baby (Overground Music)
11 Outstation – Find Green Spaces (The Shores of Time)
12 Hog Sjo – Nyc (Hog Sjo) * Prog Mag Limelight Band
13 Unitopia – Everybody’s Got To Learn Sometime (Excerpt) (Covered Mirror Vol 1 – Smooth As Silk)
14 The Korgi’s – Everybody’s Got To Learn Sometime (Acoustic Version) (Dumb Waiters – Expanded Remix)
15 The Korgi’s – The Best Thing You Can Do Is To Love Someone (Kartoon World)
16 Kate Bush – π (Aerial)
17 Babe Ruth – Wells Fargo (First Base)

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THE PROG MILL – PROGFINDER GENERAL’S ONE ALBUM WONDERS SPECIAL – first broadcast 30 April 2023 on Progzilla Radio, is now also available to stream on demand or download. A two hour show featuring 11 progressive rock tracks from bands (most of whom you’ve probably never heard of before) who only ever released one album. All selected by ‘The Progfinder General’ Anthony Dawes especially for The Prog Mill This is a brand new show and a follow up to the first One Album Wonders Special broadcast last year.

Playlist

1 Theta – The Toy Airplane (Seeds of a Dream) 2000
2 Crystalwood – In A Dream (Solaire) 2014
3 Abacab – La Source (Mal De Terre) 2008
4 Every Waking Hour – Where The River Flows (Writing on the Wall) 2009
5 PRE – Escetic Eros (PRE) 1994
6 Arts – In Search of Ignorance (Find A Way) 2021
7 8 Days in April – I’d Like to be a Child Again (The Hamburg Scene) 1972
8 Leviathan – Quicksilver Clay (Leviathan) 1974
9 Irrgarten – Into The Maze (Home and Sanctuary) 1997
10 Netherworld – A Matter of Time (In The Following Half Light) 1981
11 The Merlin Bird – Backburner (Chapter and Verse) 2014

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 361 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (581 in total), first broadcast Sunday 16 April 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. Including this week’s quickfire fun proggy quiz which invites you to identify five more current female prog singers by hearing a few seconds of each.

This Week’s Playlist

1 RPWL – Life in a Cage (Crime Scene)
2 Lars Fredrik Froislie – Et Sted Under Himmelhvelvet (Fire Fortellinger)
3 Ring Van Mobius – The 11th Chapter (Commissioned Works Pt II – Six Drops of Poison)
4 Legacy Pilots – The Even Chance (Helix)
5 Ascher – In The Clear Distance (Beginnings)
6 Versa – Pool of the Naiads (A Voyage/A Destination)
7 CEN-Projekt – Angels (Tales From Avalon)
8 Blank Manuskript – After The War Part 2 (A Live Document)
9 Random Earth Project – Gospel (Airwaves)
10 Martin Neuhold – Act 2-3 The Long Road (The Fool’s Tale)
11 Jan Riviera – Existential Paranoia (Existential Paranoia) * Prog Mag Limelight Feature
12 Steve Hillage – Hurdy Gurdy Man (L)
13 Bike – O Torto Santo (Arte Bruta)
14 Yes – South Side of the Sky (Fragile)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0400 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

And join us next Sunday (23 April) from 10pm UK on Progzilla Radio as Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect guest hosts for a week with a ‘h’ era Marillion Special!

Edition 360 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (580 in total), first broadcast Sunday 9th April 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of amazing melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by Richard Swan of The Progressive Aspect who reviews ‘Dominion’ – the new album by Canterbury style prog outfit ZOPP. And our fun, quickfire quiz tests your knowledge of the world of prog old and new as we ask.. “How Proggy Are YOU?!”.

This Week’s Playlist

1 The Wood Demons – Arithmomania (Angels of Peckham Rye)
2 Marco Bernard – Never Never Land (The Boy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up)
3 Ozul – Winds of Ruin (Provenance)
4 Great Wide Nothing – Inheritor (Hymns for Hungry Spirits Vol II)
5 The Sundial – Kaliningrad (Kaliningrad)
6 Yes – Cut From The Stars (Mirror to the Sky)
7 Lady Lake – Between Bremen and Hamburg Parts I and III (No Pictures)
8 Zopp – You (Dominion) * TPA Review
9 Carrie Martin – Keep in the Light (Evergreen)
10 Tim Hunter – The Path (The Progressive Campaign)
11 Chaos and the Cosmos – House of Love (Our Song)
12 Moundrag – Shade in the Night (Hic Sunt Moundrages) * Prog Mag Limelight Slot
13 Claudio Delgift – No More Idols (Scenes)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0400 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 359 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (579 in total), first broadcast 2 April 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m joined by Leo Trimming from The Progressive Aspect who reviews the latest Marillion release ‘An Hour Before It’s Dark’, and our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five mystery voices from the world of prog.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Exploring Birdsong – No Longer We Lie (Dancing in the Face of Danger)
2 Millenium – Brightness Hidden in the Dark (Tales from Imaginary Movies)
3 The Adekaem – All The Dreams (All The Dreams)
4 Outstation – Captured (The Shores of Time)
5 The Mousetrap Factory – The Nineteenth Day (The Beauty of Routine)
6 Timothy Pure – Misha Superhero (Island of the Misfit Toys)
7 Times Up – A Hollow Part of Whole (A Hollow Part of Whole)
8 Marillion – Care (An Hour Before Its Dark) – TPA Review
9 Zio – Close (Truwaves)
10 EBB – Cold & Still (Death and the Maiden) – Prog Mag Limelight
11 Aisles – Time – A Conversation With My Therapist (Beyond Drama)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0400 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

If you missed the latest PROG MILL on Progzilla Radio (26 March 2023), no problem! The podcast which you can listen to anytime you like or even download is now available. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week’s album review from The Progressive Aspect sees David Edwards taking a listen to ‘Stations’ by German prog band Cydonia, and our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five bands due to play next weekend’s Winters End Festival by hearing just a few seconds of each.

This Week’s Playlist

1 The Inner Road – Light in the Shed (The Last Temple)
2 Frant1c – Where Have You Been (A Brand New World)
3 Old Rock City Orchestra – Fly Away (Ipsilon)
4 Zen Orchestra – Circles (Single)
5 Darwin’s Radio – Windows to your Soul (Eyes of the World)
6 Iceberg – Lying on the Sand/Amenofis IV (Tutankhamon)
7 Enoch Root – Grey (Delusion)
8 Cydonia – Union of Souls (Stations) – TPA Review
9 Lifesigns – N (Cardington)
10 Wizrd – Lessons (Seasons) – Prog Mag Limelight Feature
11 Mice on Stilts – Edge of the Garden (I Am Proud of You)
12 Patrick Moraz – Out in the Sun (Out in the Sun)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0400 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 356 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (576 in total), first broadcast 12 March 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock including this week’s album review from The Progressive Aspect where Leo Trimming takes a listen to ‘Still’ by Glen Brielle (the musical project of Abel Ganz founding member Hugh Carter) and you can test your knowledge of the world of prog, old and new in our fun, quickfire quiz as we ask.. “how Proggy Are You?!?”.

This Week’s Playlist

1 The Drinking Club – Zero Sum Game (really?!?)
2 Edenya – The Shelter (Another Place)
3 Random earth Project – Window (Airwaves)
4 M-Opus – Sealing Novas (At The Mercy of Manannan)
5 Kinetic Element – Radio Silence (Chasing The Lesser Light)
6 Fobos – Mi Oscuro Fantasma (Fobos)
7 Azureth – Shadow of a Man II (The Prometheneon Syndrome)
8 Glen Brielle – Dawn (Still)
9 Glen Brielle – Crowley Park Wood (Still)
10 We Came From Space – Silent Letters (Overlords)
11 Rick Miller – Old Secrets (Altered States)
12 Paul Gunn – Ludwig’s Nice Bottle of Red (The Ludwig Suite)
13 The Swan Chorus – Performance Anxiety (The Swan Chorus)
14 Traffic – Forty Thousand Headmen (Traffic)
15 Mystery – Behind The Mirror (Redemption)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Join us next week for a MARQUEE SPECIAL concentrating on the neo prog bands of the 80’s with guest presenter Richard Swan from The Progressive Aspect.

The podcast for last Sunday’s PROG MILL LONG ONES SPECIAL is now available to stream on demand or download. Just six epic melodic & symphonic progressive rock tracks in two hours from Damanek, The Pineapple Thief, Fluctus Quadratum, RPWL, Magenta and Flamborough Head. Relax and enjoy some great long form prog!

The Playlist

1 Damanek – Oculus Suite (Making Shore)
2 The Pineapple Thief – What Have We Sown (What Have We Sown)
3 Fluctus Quadratum – Convergence (The First Wave)
4 RPWL – King of the World (Crime Scene)
5 Magenta – Part III Survival (The White Witch – A Symphonic Trilogy)
6 Flamborough Head – Jumping The Milestone (Jumping The Milestone)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Back to normal next week, so see you Sunday at 10pm UK for a brand new edition of The Prog Mill!

Edition 354 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (574 in total), first broadcast 26 February 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week I’m joined once again by Leo Trimming from The Progressive Aspect who reviews two recent live gigs he attended (Francis Dunnery’s It Bites & Kula Shaker), and our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five more bands who will be appearing at next weekend’s Fusion festival by hearing just a few seconds of each.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Sunchild – Lifelines (Exotic Creatures and a Stolen Dream)
2 Nine Skies – The Explorer (The Lightmaker)
3 Lifestream – The Long Way Home (Alter Echo)
4 It Bites – Calling All The Heroes (album version) (The Big Lad in the Windmill)
5 It Bites – Plastic Dreamer (Once Around The World)
6 Nova Cascade 0 Sleeping Dogs (The Navigator)
7 Peter Lawson – 10 of Swords (10 of Swords)
8 Glen Brielle – Thankful (Still)
9 Clannad – Buachaill an Eirne (Macalla)
10 Brad Mehldau – Vou Correndo te Encontrar/Racecar (Jacobs Ladder)
11 Mike Bloomfield, Al Kooper, Steve Stills – His Holy Modal Majesty (Super Sessions)
12 Kula Shaker – Gimme Some Truth (Single)
13 Kula Shaker – Govinda (B Side to single ‘Hush’)
14 The Mousetrap Factory – Space (The Beauty of Routine)
15 John Beagley – Maybe Something Out There (Maybe Something Out There Suite)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 353 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (573 in total), first broadcast 19 February 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download as a mp3 file. This week’s show includes Leo Trimming’s review of EBB’s album ‘Mad and Killing Time’ on behalf of The Progressive Aspect website, and our fun quiz invites you to identify five French prog bands by hearing a few seconds of each. All part of 2 hours of amazing melodic & symphonic progressive rock.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Cydonia – Way to Cydonia (Stations)
2 Like Wendy – Wreck of the Dancer (The Rest of Wendy)
3 Glass Island – Between The Lines (Single)
4 Ozul – Lonahorgi (Single)
5 Stefano “Lupo” Galifi – L’Amante (Dei Ricordo, Un Museo)
6 Under Linden – Tributo (Espacias Intermedios)
7 Kite Parade – Retro (Retro)
8 EBB – What Under What (Mad & Killing Time)
9 EBB – Tension (Mad & Killing Time)
10 What Strange Beasts – Deeper Space (Starlight’s Castaways)
11 Art Deco – Elegia (Turhat Tarinat)
12 Genesis – The Colony of Slippermen (The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Last night’s PROG MILL (edition 352 for Progzilla Radio and 572 in total), first broadcast 12 February 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download as a mp3 file. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. And our fun, quickfire quiz invites you to identify five bands who will be playing the Fusion festival by hearing just a few seconds of each.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Riverside – Post Truth (I.D.Entity)
2 Riven Earth – Pinewood Castle (The World is Turning)
3 TNNE – Behind The Mirror (Life 3.0)
4 Spriggan Mist – Resurrection (Single)
5 Confusion Field – Second Hand Escape (Single)
6 Aquanesuss – Eternal Light (Eternal Light)
7 The Steams – Ladies in the North (Mild Conquest)
8 Far East Family Band – Kokoro (Parallel World)
9 Paul Mounsey – Nahoo (Nahoo Too)
10 Dreaming David K – Man Makes Mistakes (Black Cat Metaphysics)
11 Orpheus Nine – Hand of Make Believe (Transcendental Circus)
12 Rain – Radio Silence (Radio Silence)
13 Lazuli – Qui D’Autre, Que L’Autre (11)
14 Santana – Incident at Neshabur (Abraxas)
15 Rick Wakeman – Cuban Carnival (A Gallery of the Imagination)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 351 of THE PROG MILLfor Progzilla Radio (571 in total), first broadcast 5 February 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download.

Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week we are also joined by Richard Swan of The Progressive Aspect to review the latest album by Freedom To Glide, and our fun, quickfire quiz invites you to identify five progressive rock musicians or singers by hearing a few seconds of each.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Caravela Escarlate – Filtros Dos Sonhos (III)
2 RPWL – Victim of Desire (Crime Scene)
3 Starfish 64 – Travel Light (Travel Light – Evolution EP)
4 A Secret River – Beyond My Fears (Single)
5 Crystal Palace – Green Way (The System of Events)
6 Davide Ronfetto – Hidden Glade (Enlightening Nights, Darkening Days)
7 Crypto Knight – Down to Earth (The Journey)
8 Shadows on Mercury – The Flood (Single)
9 Brendan Perkins – The Mill (The Luxury of Stopping)
10 Freedom to Glide – Excerpts from The Chronicle of Stolen Souls including Prologue, Epilogue and This Is How It Ends
11 Oliver Papke & Colin Powell – On Wings of Fire (Light and Shade)
12 Synaesthesia – Sacrifice (Synaesthesia)
13 Single Helix – Trilogy II – Deceased Horsa Speaks (Prog Gnosis)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

The TPA/PROG MILL SCOTTISH SPECIAL with guest presenter Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect, first broadcast 29 January 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download.

Two hours of superb progressive rock from north of the border!

Part One:
1. One Brown Mouse (Live) – Jethro Tull – from ‘Live Bursting Out’  (1978)
 
2. One Small Soul (Radio edit) – Abel Ganz – from ‘The Life of the Honey Bee, and other Moments of Clarity’ (2020)
 
3. Begin Again – Alan Reed – from ‘First in a Field of One’ (2012)
 
4. Faith Healer (Live) – The Sensational Alex Harvey Band – from ‘Live’ (1975)
 
5. ‘Heart of Lothian’ (including):
i.      Bitter Suite Pt 4 – Misplaced Rendezvous
ii.     Bitter Suite Pt 5 – Windswept Thumb
iii.    Heart of Lothian – Pt 1 Wide Boy
iv.    Heart of Lothian – Pt 2 Curtain Call
Marillion – all from ‘Misplaced Childhood’ – (Orig. 1985 – this version: 2017 Deluxe Remaster edition)
 
6. Waverley Steps – Fish – from ‘Weltschmerz’  (2020)
 
7. Martyn Bennett  ‘Grit’ Mix intro – including short excerpt of ‘Brother 52’ from Fish album ‘Sunsets on Empire’ (1997) – TPA Leo
 
8. Grit (TPA Scottish Special Mix) – Martyn Bennett – from ‘Grit’ (2003) – including: ‘Nae Regrets’ & ‘Liberation’ with short excerpts of ‘Chanter’ and ‘Why’
 
9. Moonlight – The Emerald Dawn – from ‘Nocturne’ (2019)
 
Part Two:
 
1. Fanfare for the Broken Hearted – Comedy of Errors – from ‘Fanfare and Fantasy’ (2013)
 
2. Lost Demi-Gods – Comedy of Errors – from ‘Time Machine’ (2022)
 
3. Mary Jane – EBB – from ‘Mad and Killing Time’ (2022)
 
4. Old England – The Waterboys – from ‘This is the Sea’ (orig. 1985 – this version: 2004 Deluxe Remaster)
 
5. The Light Goes Out – Abel Ganz – from ‘The Life of the Honey Bee, and other Moments of Clarity’ (2020)
 
6. Happiness – The Blue Nile – from ‘Peace at Last’ (1996)
 
7. Downside Up – Peter Gabriel (with Paul Buchanan & Liz Fraser) – from ‘Ovo’ (2000)
 
8. Peace Begins with Me – Ali Ferguson – from ‘The Contemplative Power of Water’ (2022)
 
9. TPA Progmill Outro – TPA Leo
 
10. Thank You (Short Excerpt) – Abel Ganz – from ‘Abel Ganz’ (2014)

This show is also repeated on Progzilla Radio Wednesday at 0500 UK, and Saturday at 1800 UK. Back to normal next week with your proggy music suggestions, our fun, quickfire quiz and the TPA album review with Richard Swan who will be taking a listen to the latest release from Freedom To Glide. See you Sunday at 10pm UK.

Edition 349 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (569 in total), first broadcast 22 January 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Another two hours of fantastic melodic and symphonic progressive rock. Also this week I’m joined by Rick Peuser of The Progressive Aspect who reviews the new Damanek album Making Shore. And (if listening in time!) you can win a full weekend pass to the forthcoming Fusion 4 progressive rock festival in Stourport.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Glaston – Colder Than Eris (I Am Whole)
2 Scarlet Thread – Ariadhron (Never Since)
3 Trettioariga Kriget – Staden/The City (Ti11 Horisisonten)
4 IQ – Intro/The Darket Hour (IQ40 – Forty Years of Prog Nonsense)
5 Karibow – District of Dignity (Monumento)
6 John Mitchell & Liam Holmes – Battle Lines (Single)
7 Laughing Stock – Songs for the Future (Songs for the Future)
8 Damanek – A Mountain of Sky (Making Shore)
9 Damanek – Crown of Thorns (Sea Songs Part 2) (Making Shore)
10 Long Earth – We Own Tomorrow (Once Around the Sun)
11 Simple Minds – Street Fighting Years (Street Fighting Years)
12 Brendan Perkins – Take My Hand (Single)
13 Prog Collective – All Is Meant To Be (Seeking Peace)
14 Von Herzen Brothers – All of a Sudden, You’re Gone (Red in the Blue Forest)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 348 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (568 in total), first broadcast 15 January 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week’s fun, quickfire quiz invites you to identify five prog albums from 2022 from my brief description of the album covers. And I’m joined by Leo Trimming to trail his Scottish special here on The Prog Mill in 2 weeks time.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Northern Reflection – Agent Hawthorn (Time Flies)
2 Limite Acque Sicure – Sogno d’Oriente (Limite Acque Sicure)
3 Phoenix Again – Moments of Life (Vision)
4 Freddy Scott & Eric Bouillette – Toytown (Songs for an Angel – Tribute to Eric Bouillette Volume 1)
5 Shadows on Mercury – The Silence (Single)
6 CEN-Projekt – Visions of Him (Big)
7 Secret Oyster – Mind Movie (Sea Son)
8 Glen Brielle – Excerpts from Dusk & Crowsley Park Wood (Still)
9 Grand Tour – Slumber Sweetly (Clocks That Tick But Never Talk)
10 Aviram Tzur – Ignoring The Sounds (Single)
11 Primitive Instinct – Falling Down (One Man’s Refuge)
12 The Palimpsest – Dearly Beloved (Primary)
13 Rick Wakeman – Catherine Parr (The Six Wives of Henry VIII)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

The PROG MILL LISTENERS ALBUM OF 2022 RESULTS SHOW – First broadcast on Progzilla Radio 8 January 2022, is now also available to stream on demand or download as a mp3 file.

Over two hours we play tracks from the top 11 albums, with a countdown from 25 to 1, and honourable mentions for all the albums nominated by our listeners.

THE PROG MILL LISTENERS ALBUM OF THE YEAR 2022 – TOP 25

1 MARILLION – AN HOUR BEFORE ITS DARK
2 Kaprekars Constant – The Murder Wall
3 Stuckfish – Days of Innocence
4 Ghost of the Machine – Scissorgames
5 Comedy of Errors – Time Machine
6 Big Big Train- Welcome to the Planet
7 Galahad – The Last Great Adventurer
8 Cosmograf – Heroic Materials
9 John Holden- Kintsugi
10 Freedom to Glide – The Chronicle of Stolen Souls
11 Lobate Scarp – You Have It All
12 Pattern Seeking Animals – Only Passing Through
13 The Mighty Ra – All Secrets Known
14 Tiger Moth Tales – A Song of Spring
15 Flamborough Head- Jumping the Milestone
16 Fearful Symmetry – Difficult Second
17 Ali Ferguson- The Contemplative Power of Water
18 Hats Off Gentlemen Its Adequate – The Confidence Trick
19 Bjorn Riis – Everything to Everyone
20 Porcupine Tree – Closure/Continuation
21 Ryo Okumoto – The Myth of the Mostrophus
22 Von Hertzen Bros – Red Alert in the Blue Forest
23 Bjorn Riis – A Fleeting Glimpse
24 Tony Patterson & Doug Melbourne – Dark Before Dawn
25 The Blackheart Orchestra – Hotel Utopia

Edition 346 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (566 in total), first broadcast on New Years Day 2023, is now also available to stream on demand or download as a mp3 file. Two hours of amazing melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week’s show also includes a review of the new Solstice album ‘Light Up’ by Richard Swan of The Progressive Aspect, and our fun, quickfire quiz invites you to identify five Swedish prog vocalists by hearing a few seconds of each.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Earth & Fire – Memories (Single)
2 Phoenix Again – Ouverture (Vision)
3 Mr Gil – Growing (Love Will Never Come)
4 Dylan Gers – Red Skies (Single)
5 Arc of Life – Don’t Look Down (Don’t Look Down)
6 Earthrise – Eden’s Child (Earthrise)
7 Calaspera – Apostle (Calaspera)
8 Solstice – Light Up (Light Up)
9 Solstice – Bulbul Tarang (Light Up)
10 Ali Ferguson – The Catacombs (The Contemplative Power of Water)
11 Freedom to Glide – The War Cannot Be Won (The Chronicle of Stolen Souls)
12 Geof Whitely Project – Silence in Time (Stranger Things Have Happened)
13 Exploring Birdsong – Ever The Optimist (Single)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

The PROG MILL Christmas Show, first broadcast on Christmas Day on Progzilla Radio, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock, with a mix of your music suggestions and some proggy festive treats. Also why not have a go at our fun quickfire quiz which tests your knowledge of Christmas prog songs.

Here’s The Playlist

1 IQ – Frequency (IQ40)
2 The Prophets of Zarquon – Winter Storm (Solstice)
3 Les Penning & Robert Reed – Stop The Cavalry (Stop The Cavalry EP)
4 Ezra – Summer Again (Songs from Pennsylvania)
5 Archival – Chemicals (Your Kingdom)
6 Kingfisher Sky – Winter Waltz (Single)
7 That Joe Payne – Ding Dong – Merrily I’m High (Ding Dong)
8 Amanda Lehmann – An Old Christmas Day (Single)
9 The Blackheart Orchestra – Christmas Lights (Single)
10 Ali Ferguson – This Shortest Day (Single)
11 She Chameleon – I Believe in Father Christmas/Everybody in the Whole of the World (Single)
12 Kate Bush – Lyra (The Golden Compass)
13 Kate Bush – December Will Be Magic Again (Single)
14 Tiger Moth Tales – Hygge (The Depths of Winter)
15 Genesis – Snowbound (And Then There Were Three)
16 Kaprekar’s Constant – All You Wish Yourself (Single)
17 Caravan – Winter Wine (In The Land of Grey & Pink)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

THE PROG MILL LISTENERS ALBUM OF 2022

There are just a few days left to add your vote. Just send in the list of your top 5 progressive rock albums of 2022 (with #1 being your favourite etc). They should be progressive rock studio albums released during 2022, including EP’s but not re-issues or live albums etc. Email shaun@progzilla.com or PM via facebook.com/theprogmill or twitter @shaunontheair

Voting Closes Midnight (UK) New Years Eve 31 December and the results show will be on The Prog Mill on Sunday 8 January, 10pm UK here on Progzilla Radio

Edition 344 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (564 in total), first broadcast 18th December 2022, is now also available to stream on demand or download as a mp3 file. Another two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock, mainly chosen by our listeners, and our fun quickfire quiz. This week’s show also includes a short tribute to and two tracks featuring the late Tracy Hitchings (former lead singer with Landmarq).

This Week’s Playlist

1 Millenium – Invisible Superhero (Tales From Imaginary Movies)
2 Quasar – Seeing Stars – Pt II The Dark Star (The Loreli)
3 Landmarq – Personal Universe (Entertaining Angels)
4 Rachel Dadd – Ghost (Kaleidoscope)
5 Soen – Lotus (Atlantis)
6 Jade Warrior – Hey Rainy Day (Fifth Element)
7 Movers – Spiders in the Woodwork (Futurist at the End of Time)
8 ESP Project – Green Fingers (Innerlife)
9 Brendan Perkins – Summer ’68 (Single)
10 Kirk Hammett – The Incantation (Portals)
11 Pattern Seeking Animals – Everdark Mountain (Only Passing Through)
12 Gregorian Rock – Carry On Wayward Son (Single)
13 Crypto Knight – Good Knights (The Journey)
14 Comedy of Errors – Wonderland (Time Machine)
15 Devin Townsend – Vacation (Lightwork)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 343 of THE PROG MILL – first broadcast on Progzilla Radio 11 December 2022, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock from around the world. Also this week, Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect reviews the latest album by French progressive rock band Esthesis, and you can test your knowledge of the world of prog, old and new in our fun, quick fire proggy quiz.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Solstice – Home (Light Up)
2 Freedom to Glide – Peace Without Victory (The Chronicle of Stolen Souls)
3 Flamborough Head – Jumping the Milestone (Jumping the Milestone)
4 The Unthanks – The Old News (Sorrows Away)
5 Farpoint – Somehow (The Journey)
6 Kerygmatic Project – Time Machine (Chronicles from Imaginary Places)
7 Lands End – Hope Springs Eternal (The Lower Depths)
8 Esthesis – Wandering Cloud (Watching Worlds Collide)
9 Porcupine Tree – Last Chance to Evacuate Planet earth Before It’s Recycled (Lightbulb Sun)
10 Damanek – Back2Back (Making Shore)
11 Evership – The Law of Ages (The Uncrowned King Act 2)
12 Atomic Rooster – Nobody Else (Death Walks Behind You)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

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Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

This week’s PROG MILL (edition 342 for Progzilla Radio and 562 in total), first broadcast 4 December 2022, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Another two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week Leo Trimming from The Progressive Aspect reviews The Last Great Adventurer by Galahad, and our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five male prog singers by hearing just a few seconds of each.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Brendan Perkins – Always in the Clouds (Northern Tramlines)
2 Yesterdays – Rajzolj at (Saint-Exupery Alma)
3 Kornmo – Oppbrudd (Vandring)
4 Aquelarre – Parte Del Dia (Brumas)
5 Tempano – Timeless Time (The Agony and the Ecstasy)
6 Hobson’s Choice – Twilight of the Manchus (In Case of Second Sight)
7 Marcin Pajak – Getting Out of the Maze (The Maze)
8 Galahad – Alive (The Last Great Adventurer)
9 Galahad – Blood, Skin & Bine (The Last Great Adventurer)
10 The Bedlam Furnaces – Loss of Innocence (Single)
11 Paul Gunn – The Dandy Dogs (The Ludwig Suite)
12 Klaatu – Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft (3.47 EST)
13 EBB – The Animal Said I (Mad & Killing Time)
14 Rocking Horse Music Club – Circus of Wire Dolls (Circus of Wire Dolls)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 341 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (561 in total), first broadcast 27 November 2022, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. Also this week, David Edwards of The Progressive Aspect reviews the album Archaeology by US proggers Straight Light, and you can test your knowledge of the world of prog old and new in our fun, quick fire quiz as we ask “How Proggy Are You?!”

This Week’s Playlist

The playlist for last night’s PROG MILL (#341 for Progzilla Radio and 561 in total), first broadcast Sunday 27 November 2022, was:

1 Realisea – Cracked Colorite (Fairly Carefree)
2 OBRASQi – Mroczne Pragnienia (Szepty Ciszy)
3 Siiilk – Signs in the Sand (Eemynor)
4 Haven of Echoes – Endtime (The Indifferent Stars)
5 Sithonia – Il Vento Di Nauders (La Soluzione Semplice)
6 Artificial Silence – Latency (Live) (Indeed True – Live)
7 Lifesigns – Gregarious (Altitude)
8 Grice – Damage Done (Polarchoral)
9 Nova Cascade – Any Minute Now
10 Straight Light – Archaeology (Archaeology)
11 Straight Light – Not To Be Denied (Archaeology)
12 Duncan Parsons – Lead Us Not (On Earth, As It Is..)
13 Guy Babylon – Babylon Bleu (Single)
14 Rocking Horse Music Club – Circus Waltz (Circus of Wire Dolls)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

THE PROG MILL LISTENERS ALBUM OF THE YEAR 2022 – VOTING OPENS THURSDAY 1 DECEMBER!

Voting for the 11th Prog Mill listeners album of the year opens on 1 December, and will run through till Midnight UK on New Years Eve 31 December, with the results show on Sunday 8 January. So we invite you to send in your top 5 albums of the year list (with No 1 being your favourite) to shaun@progzilla.com – or PM via facebook.com/theprogmill or twitter @shaunontheair – criteria is original studio progressive rock albums (not including remasters, reissues, compilations etc) released during 2022. Who will take over the title from Lifesigns’ Altitude which was last years winner?

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Edition 340 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (560 in total), first broadcast 20 November 2022, is now also available to stream on demand or download. As always we bring you two hours of superb melodic and symphonic prog from around the world. This week’s album review from The Progressive Aspect sees Leo Trimming taking a listen to Inverted Reality by Red Bazar, and our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five Welsh prog bands by hearing just a few seconds of each.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Pendragon – The Third World in the UK (Fallen Dreams & Angels & All The Loose Ends)
2 Fluctus Quadratum – Acquiescence II (The First Wave)
3 Doug Woods & Colin Powell – The Expedition (The Chronicles of Mr Denks and Mr Klade – The Lost City)
4 For Absent Friends – Between The Lines (Disappear)
5 Dave Brons – Song of the Earth (Return to Arda)
6 Pennies By The Pound – San Francisco Skyline (Heat Death of the Universe)
7 Minimum Vital – L’Invitation (Esprit D’Amor)
8 Red Bazar – Smokescreen (Inverted Reality)
9 Ruby Dawn – Breakdown (Single)
10 Falling Edge – Just One More Wish (Final Dissent – Into Madness?)
11 Shooting Star – Last Chance (Shooting Star)
12 Strawbs – Queen of Dreams (Grave New World)
13 Big Big Train – This Is Where We Came In (Bard)
14 Peter Gabriel – Moribund The Burgermeister (Peter Gabriel)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

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Edition 339 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (559 in total), first broadcast 13 November 2022, is now available to listen to on demand or download. Another two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock from around the world. This week’s album review from The Progressive Aspect sees Graham Thomas taking a listen to ‘The Myth of the Mostrophus’ by Ryo Okumoto, and our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five Scottish prog bands by hearing a few seconds of each.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Tiger Moth Tales – Toad of Toad Hall (Live) (A Visit to Oxfordshire)
2 Reale Accademia Di Musica – Ascesa Al Fuji (Lame Di Duce)
3 Manticore – New Horizon (Elements)
4 Procession – Frontiera Suite 2 (Esplorare)
5 Toxic Smile – Love Without Creation (7)
6 Djam Karet – Lost But Not Forgotten (The Devouring)
7 The Prophets of Zarquon – The Barrow (Omega Wave) (Solstice)
8 Ryo Okumoto – Mirror Mirror (The Myth of the Mostrophus)
9 Ryo Okumoto – Maximum Velocity (The Myth of the Mostrophus)
10 Flowers – Sons (Icehouse)
11 Paul Gunn – Atlantic Drift (Prog Mill Mix) (A Beekeepers Garden)
12 Mostly Autumn – Storms Over Still Water (Storms Over Still Water)
13 Yes – A Venture (The Yes Album)
14 Porcupine Tree – Dignity (Closure/Continuation)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 338 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (558 in total), first broadcast 6 November 2022, is now also available to stream on demand anytime you like or download as a mp3 file. As always we bring you another two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock, and you can test your knowledge of the world of prog, old and new in our fun quick fire quiz.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Solstice – Wongle No.9 (Light Up)
2 Chain Reaktor – A Thousand Diamonds (Homesick)
3 Like Wendy – De Oude Vrouw (A Dutch EP)
4 Like Wendy – Zoon (A Dutch EP)
5 Alta Via – Wounded Part 1 (Girt Dog)
6 Ziff – Mystic (Stories)
7 Bridgend – L’Interprete Sublime (Einder)
8 Mystery – Behind The Mirror (Redemption)
9 Fusonic – Silent Scream (Art)
10 Wonderlove – Rain Fall Down (All of the Nightmares)
11 Dave Kerzner & Sonic Elements – Here and Now Part 2 (The Traveler)
12 King Crimson – Starless (Red)
13 Gandalf’s Fist – Dreamcatcher (Widdershins)
14 Greenslade – Sunkissed You’re Not (Bedside Manners Are Extra)
15 Comedy of Errors – Disobey (Live) (Time Machine)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 337 (557 in total) of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio, first broadcast 30 October 2022, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Nothing scary or spooky about this show… just superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock! Also this week I’m joined by Terje Craig of the Norwegian band Adventure, Richard Swan of The Progressive Aspect reviews Dim Gray’s amazing album Firmament, and our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five Yes albums by hearing a snippet of each song.

This Week’s Playlist

1 David Longdon – The Singer and The Song (Door One)
2 Leap Day – Treehouse (Treehouse)
3 Flamborough Head – Start of a Nightmare (Jumping the Milestone)
4 Ghost of the Machine – Scissors/Reprise (Scissorgames)
5 Collage – What About the Pain (Over and Out)
6 Adventure – Absurd Scenes (Tales of Belle Part 2 Unveiled by Fire)
7 Candacraig – Fearless (Thunder of Whispers)
8 Melanie Mau & Martin Schnella – Red Beard (Invoke the Ghosts)
9 Aldo Taglipietra – Nella Pietra e nel Vento (Title Track)
10 Outer Limits – Constellation (Stromatolite)
11 Dim Gray – Firmament/Meridian (Firmament)
12 10CC – Une Nuit a Paris (The Original Soundtrack)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

The COSMOGRAF SPECIAL produced for The Prog Mill by LEO TRIMMING of The Progressive Aspect website, first broadcast 23 October 2022, is now available to stream on demand or download.

Two hours of music concentrating on the amazing work of Robin Armstrong, featuring not only his work with Cosmograf, but also with Lee Abraham and Big Big Train.

The Playlist

Part One
 
1. Aspire, Achieve  – Cosmograf (from ‘The Man Left in Space’ – 2013)
2. British Made – Cosmograf  (from ‘Heroic Materials’ – 2022)
3. TPA Review of ‘Heroic Materials – TPA Leo
4. Heroic Materials – Cosmograf (from ‘Heroic Materials’ – 2022)
5. Evolution Railroad (edit) – Cosmograf  (from ‘End of Ecclesia’ – 2009)
6. The Reaper’s Song – Cosmograf  (from ‘Capacitor’ – 2014)
7. Arcade Machine – Cosmograf  (from ‘The Unreasonable Silence’ – 2016)
8. Find Another Way – Lee Abraham (with Robin Armstrong)  (from Lee Abraham album ‘ Colours’ – 2017)
 
Part Two
 
1. East Coast Racer (Live – Short Excerpt) – Big Big Train  (from ‘Empire’) – 2020
2. They Stay  – Cosmograf  (Single – 2022)
3. Blacksmith’s Hammer – Cosmograf (from ‘When Age has Done it’s Duty’ – 2018 Remix Version – original release in 2011)
4. Bakelite Switch – Cosmograf (from ‘When Age has Done it’s Duty’ – 2018 Remix Version – original release in 2011)
5. The Motorway – Cosmograf  (from ‘The Hay-Man Dreams’ – 2017)
6. Godspeed – Cosmograf  (from ‘Mind Over Depth’ – 2019)
7. Time Will Flow – Cosmograf  (from ‘Rattrapante’ – 2021)
8. TPA Outro – TPA Leo
9. The Man Left in Space – Cosmograf (from ‘The Man Left in Space’ – 2013)

For loads of superb review of progressive rock albums and gigs visit www.theprogressiveaspect.net

Edition 335 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (555 in total), first broadcast 16 October 2022, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. Two hours of amazing melodic & symphonic progressive rock. Also this week, Mel Allen from The Progressive Aspect reviews Butterfly Mind by Tim Bowness, and our fun, quickfire proggy quiz invites you to identify five bands, all of who played at Summers End this weekend, by just hearing a few seconds of their music.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Glass Island – Cracow Station (The Damage Report)
2 Red Bazar – Take Control (Inverted Reality)
3 Tempus Cucumis – Manny Goes For Pizza (The Story of C and The Lowering Skies)
4 Millenium – A World Full of Spies (Tales From Imaginary Movies)
5 CZYSZY – Cosmic Campfire Story (UwU Slaughter)
6 Andrew Roussak – Left Alone Outside (Storm Warning)
7 The Healing Road – Fire Mountains (Timanfaya)
8 Tim Bowness – Dark Nevada Dream (Butterfly Mind)
9 Steve Hackett – Every Day (Spectral Mornings)
10 Bo Hansson – Legend and Light (Music Inspired by Watership Down)
11 Cats in Space – Bootleg Bandoleras (Kickstart the Sun)
12 Roxy Music – Ladytron (Roxy Music)
13 The Blackheart Orchestra – Translucent (Hotel Utopia)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 334 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (554 in the life of the show), first broadcast 9 October 2022, is now also available as a listen anytime or downloadable podcast. Two hours of amazing melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week’s show also includes our fun, quickfire proggy quiz and an album review from Jez Rowden of The Progressive Aspect which looks at the latest solo album from Ozric’s main man Ed Wynne.

Thanks to everyone who sent in music suggestions and please keep them coming!

This Week’s Playlist

1 David Longdon – Love Is All (Door One)
2 O.A.K. – The Silver Cord (Lucid Dreaming & The Spectre of Nikola Tesla)
3 Massimo Pieretti – Things to Live and Die For (A New Beginning)
4 Bjorn Riis – Dark Shadows Part 1 (A Fleeting Glimpse)
5 Sunhillow – The Beast From The East (Single)
6 Time Dwellers – You Are The Sun (Novum Aurora)
7 Flying Circus – Follow The Empress (Evening Solace Seasons 25 Version)
8 Beach House – Superstar (Once Twice Melody)
9 Dario & The Clear – Reflective Touch (Reflective Touch)
10 Ed Wynne – Oilyvoice (Tumbling Through The Floativerse)
11 A Multitude of One – Trough of Bowland (Myth and Magick)
12 Ray LaMontagne – The Changing Man/While It Still Beats (Ouroboros)
13 Steve Broomhead – Garden (Solo 1)
14 Soft Machine – Pigling Bland (Fifth)
15 Pink Floyd – Sheep (Animals 2018 Remix)

Autumnal Park. Autumn Trees and Leaves. Fall

Edition 333 of The Prog Mill for Progzilla Radio (553 in total), first broadcast 2 October 2022, is now available to listen to anytime or download. As always we bring you another two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. Plus this week (if listening in time) a chance to win the new Comedy of Errors album Time Machine on CD.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Comedy of Errors – The Knight Returns (Time Machine)
2 Coral Caves – In The Arms of Morpheus (Journey to the End of the Light)
3 Rafael Pacha & Kimmo Porsti – Watch the Stars (Views from the Inner World)
4 Comedy of Errors – Lost Demigods (Time Machine)
5 Brother Ape – Hello You (Signs of Time)
6 MCC (Magna Carta Cartel) – The Dying Option (The Dying Option)
7 The Arc Light Sessions – The Mirror and the Lonely Life (Redemption)
8 Artificial Silence – In The Midst of a Dream (Negative Space)
9 Cromwell – The Crow (Burning Banners 2017 Remaster)
10 Nanot – The Gift of Existence (Nanot)
11 Grice – Saviour (Polarchoral)
12 Starcastle – Elliptical Seasons (Starcastle)
13 Genesis – Can Utility & The Coastliners (Foxtrot)
14 Family – The Weavers Answer (Family Entertainment)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0400 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 322 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (552 in total), first broadcast 25 September 2022, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week’s fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five Genesis albums by hearing a snippet of a track from each one, and the show is full of your proggy music suggestions.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Millenium – Brightness in the Dark (Tales from Imaginary Movies)
2 Eric Baule – Carved in Stone (Reflecting Circles – Demos 2014-2022)
3 Sophiya Baccini – Cerberus (Big Red Dragon – William Blake’s Visions)
4 The Samurai of Prog – Don’t Be Afraid (Anthem to the Phoenix Star)
5 The Blackheart Orchestra – The Flood (Hotel Utopia)
6 Barock Project – Happy to See You (Detachment)
7 A Multitude of One – The Journey Home (The Quest for the Holy Grail 2022 Remaster)
8 Pavlov’s Dog – Preludin/Of Once & Future Kings (Pampered Menial)
9 ELP – From the Beginning (Trilogy)
10 Alta Forma – Hear Now (Spatium & Tempus)
11 Venus Loon – Distractions (Havoc)
12 Evership – The Law of Ages (The Uncrowned King Act 2)
13 Aphrodite’s Child – The Lamb (666)
14 Cosmograf – Regretful Refrain (Heroic Materials)

The Prog Mill Special – One Album Wonders, compiled by The Progfinder General Anthony Dawes, first broadcast 18 September 2022, is now available to stream on demand or download.

The Playlist

1 Materya – Stella Spendens (Case) 2012
2 Samadhi – L’Ultima Spiaggio (Samadhi) 1974
3 Clouds Can – Life is Strange (Leave) 2017
4 Emerald – Insubstantial Liberation (Crown of Creation) 2004
5 Beyond The Blue – Until The Break of Day (The Ray of Spring) 2007
6 Kornelyans – Not an Ordinary Life (Not an Ordinary Life) 1974
7 Chirco – Dear Friends (Visitation) 1974
8 Light – The Blackberry Bushes (The Story of Moses) 1972
9 Tale of Diffusion – Sound of Magic (Adventures of Mandorius – The Bird) 2009
10 Eneide – Non Voglio Catene (Uomini Umili Popoli Liberi) 1972
11 Sophistree – The Seed of My Smile (Seed) 1998
12 The Anabasis – Rome (Back From Being Gone) 2011

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 330 of The Prog Mill for Progzilla Radio (550 in total), first broadcast 11 September 2022, is now also available to listen to anytime or download.

This Week’s Playlist

The playlist for last night’s PROG MILL (#330 for Progzilla Radio and 550 in total), first broadcast Sunday 11 September 2022, was:

1 The Mighty Bard – Illusion (Beyond the Gate)
2 Eclipse Sol-Air – Benedictus (Bartoks Crisis)
3 Kalin Tonev – Sides (Single)
4 Babal – Who Will I Be When I Leave (WWIBWIL)
5 Nemo – Abysses (Les Nouveux Mondes)
6 Wildewind – Feeling Moon Pt 1 & 2 (Archipelagon)
7 Us – A Sorrow in Our Hearts (A Sorrow in Our Hearts)
8 Lobate Scarp – You Have It All (You Have It All)
9 Esthesis – Wandering Cloud (Watching Worlds Collide)
10 Regressor – Fruit Crush (Crescent Spoon)
11 The Mighty Handful – The Signal (Men in Stasis ii)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0400 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

The Prog Mill special show to help launch the superb new album by John Holden called ‘Kintsugi’ – first broadcast on Progzilla Radio 4 September 2022, is now also available to listen to anytime or download.

During this show, you can hear every track from the album as John and Libby Holden talk us through the inspiration, story and making of each one.

The album will be released on CD and download on 30 September via www.johnholdenmusic.com and Bandcamp. Pre-orders are now open.

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0400 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 328 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (548 in total), first broadcast 28 August 2022, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week you can test your knowledge of the world of prog in our fun quickfire quiz, and David Edwards of The Progressive Aspect reviews the new album by Lonely Robot.

The Playlist

The playlist for last night’s PROG MILL (#328 for Progzilla Radio and 548 in total), first broadcast Sunday 28 August 2022, was:

1 Pendragon – Chase The Jewel (Remastered 2022) (Fallen Dreams & Angels & All The Loose Ends)

Tribute to Eric Bouillette
2 Nine Skies – Smiling Stars (5.20 Special Edition)
3 Solace Supplice – Les Miradors (Liturgies Contemporaines)

4 Obiymy Doschu – Fading Autumn (Elehia)
5 The Ancestry Program – Gusty Ghost (Mysteciti Ambassadors Part 1)
6 Fascination Curve – Dip Them in Gold (Corona Time in Amerika)
7 Arctic Plant – Brothers and Sisters (A Wandering Mind)

TPA Review – David Edwards – Lonely Robot – A Model Life
8 Lonely Robot – Starlit Stardust (A Model Life)
9 Lonely Robot – Rain Kings (A Model Life)

10 Jupu – Tayttymys (Umpeen Kasvoitat Polut)
11 Big Scenic Nowhere – Lavender Bleu (The Long Morrow)
12 The Prog Collective – Year of the Cat (Songs We Were Taught)
13 IQ – Sacred Sound (Dark Matter)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0400 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 327 (547 in total) of The PROG MILL from Progzilla Radio is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. Also this week I am joined by Tree & Ally from The Emerald Dawn to chat about life in a prog band based in the far West of Cornwall and progress on the new album. Leo Trimming from The Progressive Aspect reviews Ghost Story by Salva, and our fun quiz invites you to identify five more mystery female progressive rock singers.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Nothing in Writing – Roads Below (New Lives for Rent)
2 Magnolia – Stasi (Con Fuoco)
3 Portretto – A Day Before Parts I & II (Nightshift)
4 Laughing Stock – Lifeboat (Zero Acts 3 & 4)
5 Yes – Turn of the Century (Going for the One)
6 JHIMM – The Salesman (Single)
TPA Album Review with Leo Trimming – Ghost Story by Salva
7 Salva – Gig (Ghost Story)
Interview with Tree & Ally from The Emerald Dawn
8 The Emerald Dawn – The Ascent (To Touch The Sky)
9 Carlotta Valdes – The Pursuit (Praha)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0400 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 326 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (546 in total), first broadcast 14 August 2022, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. Also this week, our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five mystery voices from the world of prog, all of whom have been interviewed on this show in recent times. Plus Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect looks back at the Yes pre-tour warm up show in Tavistock, Devon back in June.

The Playlist

1 Lonely Robot – Recalibrating (A Model Life)
2 Halcyon Arrhythmia – Aquamarine (Halcyon Arrythmia)
3 Monnaie De Single – Rose Ola Seks (The Story of Rose Ola Seks)
4 Karmamoi – Tamed Shadows (Single)
5 Imaginaerium – Treachery (The Rise of Medici)
6 Finally George – Tears of a Million Lies (Life is a Killer)
7 Cosmic Ocean – Kingdom of Fear (Through the Farthest Space)
8 Kite Parade – This Time (The Way Home)
9 Yes – The Ice Bridge (The Quest)
10 Yes – Does It Really Happen (Topographic Drama – Live Across America)
11 Rick Miller – Haunt Me (Old Souls)
12 Outlanders (feat Tarja + Marty Friedman) – Land of Sea & Sun (Land of Sea & Sun)
13 Kyros – Two Frames of Panic (Celexa Dreams)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0400 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 325 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio. (545 in total). First broadcast 7 August 2022, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week’s show also includes our fun proggy quiz as we ask five quickfire questions about the world of prog old and new, and the album review from The Progressive Aspect sees David Edwards taking a listen to All Secrets Known, the debut album by Welsh proggers The Mighty Ra.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Threshold – Silenced (Dividing Lines)
2 Dim Gray – Mare (Firmament)
3 Bjorn Riis – The Siren (Everything to Everyone)
4 The Gathering – Grounded (Beautiful Distortion)
5 Dave Kerzner – A Time in Your Mind (The Traveler)
6 Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso – Cadere O Volare (Orlando – Le Forme Dell’Amore)
7 The Mighty Ra – All Secrets Known (All Secrets Known)
8 The Mighty Ra – Will We Ever Know (All Secrets Known)
9 Chapter One – Masks (Two)
10 Curtain Falls – But The Inner Child (Lost Innocence & Traffic Signs)
11 Pendragon – Sister Bluebird (Remastered 2022) (Fallen Dreams & Angels & All The Loose Ends)
12 Darryl Way – Chaconne (The Rock Artist’s Progress)
13 Pete Jones – Sweeter Than Wine (Live @The Prog Mill) (Originally from The Whispering of the World)
14 Ryu Okumoto – Mirror Mirror (The Myth of the Mostrophus)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 324 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (544 in total), first broadcast 31 July 2022, is now also available to listen to on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week’s fun quickfire quiz asks you to identify five mystery male prog singers, and the album review from The Progressive Aspect sees David Edwards taking a listen to The Cloud of Unknowing by Nick Fletcher.

The Playlist

The playlist for last night’s PROG MILL (#324 for Progzilla Radio and 544 in total), first broadcast Sunday 31 July 2022, was:

1 Jonas Lindberg & The Other Side – Secret Motive Man (Miles From Nowhere)
2 RanestRane – Un Nuovo Dio (Apocalypse Now)
3 Fearful Symmetry – Light of My Life (The Difficult Second)
4 Syrinx Call – Breakdown (MirrorNeuron)
5 Ueberschaer – Heavens Gate 1 – Memorial (Flow of Time)
6 Maze of Time – Lullaby for Heroes (Lullaby for Heroes)
7 VLMV – Navigator (Sing with Abandon)
8 Alan Parsons – Fare Thee Well (From The New World)
9 Nick Fletcher – Out of the Maelstrom (The Cloud of Unknowing)
10 Nick Fletcher – The Eyes of Persephone (The Cloud of Unknowing)
11 The Kaos Collective – Crystal and Moonstone (Seven by Seven)
12 All India Radio – Beginning Part 1 (The Generator of All Infinity)
13 The Steve Rothery Band – Old Man of the Sea (Live in London)
14 Pete Jones – The Goddess and the Green Man (Live at The Prog Mill) (Originally from A Song of Spring)
15 The Moody Blues – Isn’t Life Strange (Seventh Sojourn)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Episode 323 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (543 in total), first broadcast 24 July 2022, is now also available to listen to on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. Also this week, a special edition of our fun quiz “How Proggy Are You?!” as the reviewer (Leo Trimming of The Progressive Aspect” faces off with the musician (Peter Jones of Tiger Moth Tales/Camel etc), and this weeks album review sees Jez Rowden taking a listen to Urskog by Swedish legends Kaipa.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Red Bazar – State of Disgrace (Inverted Reality)
2 Major Parkinson – Saturday Night (Valesa Chapter 1)
3 Magellan – 25 or 6 to 4 (Single)
4 Whitecave – Shellshock (Times of Trouble)
5 ArtefacTron – Tiempo Y Espacio (ArtefacTron)
6 Ray Wilson – The Weight of Man (The Weight of Man)
7 Ebony Buckle – Wonder (Disco Lasers)
8 The Gathering – Black is Magnified (Beautiful Distortion)
9 Sun’s Signature – Apples (Sun’s Signature)
10 Kaipa – In The Wastelands of My Mind (Urskog)
11 Kaipa – In a World of Pines (Urskog)
12 Pete Jones – Light (Live at the Prog Mill) (A Song of Spring)
13 Saga – Tired World Chapter Six (Saga)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 322 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (542 in total), first broadcast 17 July 2022, is now also available to stream on demand or download.

Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock, including this week’s fun proggy quiz which invites you to guess the intros of five Genesis tracks.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Comedy of Errors – Merry Dance (Fanfare & Fantasy)
2 Esthesis – Place Your Bets (Single)
3 Marco De Angelis – Here and Now (One, Ten, A Thousand Lives)
4 Fearful Symmetry – Hope (The Difficult Second)
5 The Mighty Bard – Magician (Beyond The Gate)
6 Nova Cascade – The Fever Dream (The Navigator)
7 Meret – Leve (Ceremonias)
8 Orkan – Pangea (Livsgaranti)
9 Neograss – Daybreak (Talisman)
10 RanestRane – Saigon (Apocalypse Now)
11 Cosmograf – British Made (Heroic Materials)
12 Tom Slatter – Rise Another Leaf – from The Time Traveller Suite (Three Rows of Teeth)
13 Evership – The Voice of the New Day (The Uncrowned King Act 2)
14 David Longdon – Watch It Burn (Door One)
15 Dark – Maypole (Round the Edges)
16 Big Big Train – Bats in the Belfrey (Welcome to the Planet)

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

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Edition 321 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (541 in total), first broadcast 10 July 2022, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. Two hours of superb progressive rock, leaning towards the melodic and symphonic. This week’s album review from The Progressive Aspect sees Sue Smith taking a listen to the debut album by Ghost of the Machine, and our fun, quickfire proggy quiz invites you to identify five female prog singers by hearing a snippet of each song.

This Week’s Playlist

The playlist for last night’s PROG MILL (#321 for Progzilla Radio and 541 in total), first broadcast Sunday 10 July 2022, was:

1 The Adekaem – Something Is Coming (Single)
2 The Guildmaster – Suruista Tehty Soitto (Liber De Dictis)
3 The Samurai of Prog – Dead of Alive (The Spaghetti Epic 4)
4 Octopus Syndicate – When The World Stops Turning (Octo Prog T5)
5 Lush Honey – Nebulux (Shape or Form)
6 Easton Guillory – Pointless (End of the Walls)
7 Amanda Kim Sanderson – The Endless Void is Absolute (Automatic Karma Situation)
8 Ghost of the Machine – Just for Reference (Scissorgames)
9 Hanging Garden – When the Music Dies (Skeleton Lake)
10 Across The Sea – Nightfall in the Labyrinth (The Wayfarer Triptych)
11 The Far Meadow – Foreign Land Foreign Land)
12 Alex Carpani – Kiss and Fly (Microcosm)
13 Dan Reed Network – I See Angels (Lets Hear It for the King)
14 The Byrds – Eight Miles High (Fifth Dimension)
15 Pink Floyd – See Emily Play (UK Single & US version of Piper at the Gates of Dawn)
16 Kate Bush – The Sensual World (The Sensual World)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 320 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (540 in total), first broadcast 3 July 2022, is now also ready to stream on demand or download. Another two hours of amazing melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week’s show also includes a superb review of the latest Bjorn Riis album by The Progressive Aspect’s Richard Swan, and you can test your knowledge of the world of prog old and new in our fun, quickfire quiz as we ask “How Proggy Are You”.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Millenium – Numbers (Numbers and the Big Dream of Mr Sunders)
2 Strange Pop – Quiet Storm (Ten Years Gone)
3 Bernard & Porsti – The Rescue (Robinson Crusoe)
4 Osanna – L’Uomo del Prog (Il Diedro dei Mediteraneo)
5 Stefan Kaiser – High and Dry (Chaosinspiration)
6 Venus Principle – Days of Summer (Stand in Your Light)
7 Trip The Witch – Saturn We Miss You (Saturn We Miss You)
8 Bjorn Riis – Lay Me Down (Everything to Everyone)
9 Bjorn Riis – Every Second, Every Hour (Everything to Everyone)
10 Bjorn Riis – Everything to Everyone (Everything to Everyone)
11 Geof Whitely Project – Endless Promises (Stranger Things Have Happened)
12 Headspin – Limpet (Escape Velocity)
13 Alice Cooper – Years Ago/Steven (Welcome to My Nightmare)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 319 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (539 in total), first broadcast Sunday 26 June 2022, is now also available to stream on demand or download.

Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week’s show also includes the regular album review from The Progressive Aspect, as Leo Trimming takes a listen to Airbag’s ‘A Day in the Studio/Unplugged in Oslo’, and our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five mystery female prog singers by hearing just a snippet of each.

The Playlist

1 Tim Bowness – Always The Stranger (Butterfly Minds)
2 Realisea – Malgre Les Vagues (Fairly Carefree)
3 Cellar Noise – Underground (Alight)
4 Caligula’s Horse – Waters Edge (The Tide, The Thief and Rivers End)
5 Anderson Stolt – We Are The Truth (Invention of Knowledge)
6 Kaipa – In The Wastelands of My Mind (Urskog)
7 The Tangent – In The Dead of Night (Edit) (Tales from the Hard Shoulder)
8 Airbag – Sunsets (A Day at the Beach)
9 Airbag – Come on In (A Day in the Studio/Unplugged In Oslo)
10 The D/A Method – Hour of the Wolf (Sanctuary)
11 Tranquility – Silver (Silver)
12 Darkher – Immortals (The Buried Storm)
13 Gentle Giant – Alucard (Gentle Giant)
14 The Prog Collective – In The Land of Grey and Pink (Songs We Were Taught)
15 Van Der Graaf Generator – Theme One (Pawn Hearts)

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The PROG MILL – PROGFINDER GENERAL OBSCURE PROG SPECIAL – first broadcast on Progzilla Radio 19 June 2022, is now available to listen to anytime (stream on demand), or download as a mp3 file. Two hours of superb progressive rock from bands you’ve probably never heard of before. All selected by regular contributor – The Progfinder General himself, Anthony Dawes.

Come with us and take a deep dive into the obscure on this Prog Mill Special.

Playlist

1 Atlantis – Pray for Rain (Pray for Rain)
2 Aviary – Desert Songs/Pharoahs March (Ambition)
3 Casino – Prey (Casino)
4 Eureka – The Big Picture (Great Escapes)
5 Sense – Going Home (Going Home)
6 Supernal Endgame – The Endgame (Touch The Sky Vol II)
7 Ancient Vision – Vision (The Vision)
8 Minimum Vital – Tabou (La Source)
9 Puppet Show – Seasons (The Tale of Woe)
10 SETI – Contact (Discoveries)

A big thanks to Anthony Dawes – our Progfinder General, for unearthing these lost prog rareties!

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Edition 317 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio, first broadcast 12 June 2022, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week’s show also includes our fun quick fire proggy quiz and Leo Trimming from The Progressive Aspect joins us to review the latest PFM album.

This Week’s Playlist

The playlist for last night’s PROG MILL (#317 for Progzilla Radio and 537 in total), first broadcast Sunday 12 June 2022, was:

1 Children of the Sun – Roots (Roots)
2 Caravaggio – Guernica (Caravaggio)
3 Silver Hunter – Jardin Nippon (Jardin Nippon)
4 Ian Neal – Ash Phrixus (Barkston Ash)
5 Le Orme – Il Vento, Il Cielo e Il Notte (Elementi)
6 Anyone’s Daughter – Sonne (In Blau)
7 Ali Ferguson – Stare Into Sunlight (Release/Control) (The Contemplative Power of Water)
8 35 Tapes – Onward (Home)
9 Marcin Pajak – Lost in the Crowd (Sound of the Trees)
10 PFM – Transhumance/Transhumance Jan (I Dreamed of Electric Sheep)
11 PFM – Kindred Spirit (I Dreamed of Electric Sheep)
12 Kumorigahara – Tears of Rabbit (Kumorigahara)
13 Byzantium – Into the Country (Byzantium)

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Edition 316 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (536 in total), first broadcast 5 June 2022, is now also available to listen to anytime or download as a mp3 file. This week brings you another two hours of incredible melodic and symphonic progressive rock. Plus (if listening in time) a chance to win the new album by quirky British proggers PsychoYogi, accompanied by Owy Thomas’ review of the album for the Progressive Aspect.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Kite Parade – This Time (The Way Home)
2 Galaxy – Answers ((Runaway Men)
3 Ghost of the Machine – Just for Reference (Scissorgames)
4 PsychoYogi – Distant Bell (Digital Vagrancy)
5 PsychoYogi – The River (Digital Vagrancy)
6 Birth – For Yesterday (Born)
7 Stewart Clark – Travels Through Hyperspace (Journeys)
8 Nova Cascade – Sleeping Dogs (The Navigator)
9 Dreaming David K – Sunshine (Dreams of Progress)
10 Returned to the Earth – Drowning (Fall of the Watcher)
11 Illuminae – Twice (Dark Horizons)
12 Autumn Above – I Carve Away (Blessed You’re Still)
13 Paul Cusick – Fade Away (Focal Point)
14 Steve Anderson – The Journeyman (Journeyman’s Progress Part One)
15 The Bedlam Furnaces – Pulling Wires (Single)
16 Octarine Sky – Night Sky (Close to Nearby)
17 Octarine Sky – One (Close to Nearby)

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Edition 315 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (535 in total), first broadcast 29 May 2022, is now also available to listen to anytime or download as a mp3 file. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. And you can test your knowledge of Supertramp albums in our fun, quick fire quiz as we ask “How Proggy Are You?!”

This Week’s Playlist

1 The Tangent – The Changes (Songs From The Hard Shoulder)
2 Kaipa – In a World of Pines (Urskog)
3 Riccardo Romano Land – Deja Vu (Spectrum)
4 Salva – Score (Ghost Story)
5 SBB – Piwnica (SBB)
6 Landmarq – Personal Universe (Origins)
7 Less is Lessie – Blackout (The Escape Plan)
8 Confusion Field – Zen Garden Moment (Disconnection Complete)
9 Step Ahead – The End (Step Ahead)
10 Shaun Guerin – By The Dark of Light (By The Dark of Light)
11 The Mighty Ra – Seven Days (All Secrets Known)
12 Lobate Scarp – Life Line (You Have It All)
13 ELO – Fire on High (Face the Music)
14 Vangelis – To The Unknown Man (Spiral)

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Edition 314 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (534 in total), first broadcast 22 May 2022, is now also available to listen to anytime or download.

Another two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week’s show also includes a Yes albums special of our fun quickfire proggy quiz, and this week’s TPA album review sees Richard Swan taking a listen to Days of Innocence, the latest release by Stuckfish.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate – Silence is a Statement (The Confidence Trick)
2 Solace Supplice – Marasmes et Decadence (Liturgies Contemporaines)
3 Gabriel Keller – Time (Clair Obscur)
4 Caligonaut – Because We Are Not Apart (Single)
5 Starfish 64 – Space Junk (Scattered Pieces of Blue)
6 The Bardic Depths – The Burning Flame (Promises of Hope)
7 Ghost of the Machine – Mountain (Scissorgames)
8 Stuckfish – Thief in the Night (Days of Innocence)
9 Stuckfish – Different Ways (Days of Innocence)
10 Mr Gil – Skellig (Skellig)
11 Strange Pop – Goodbye Song (Ten Years Gone)
12 Nova Cascade – Too Far Back (Journeys End Mix) (The Navigator)
13 Doug Woods & Colin Powell – Ecstatic Anticipation (Levitation)
14 Blue Oyster Cult – Astronomy (Secret Treaties)
15 Robert Berry’s 3.2 – Eight Miles High (3.2 Alive at Progstock)

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The PETER JONES SPECIAL with guest presenter Leo Trimming of the Progressive Aspect, aired on Progzilla Radio 15 May 2022, is now also available to stream on demand or download.

This beautifully compiled two hour show features music from across Pete’s impressive career so far, from Tiger Moth Tales to his collaborations with bands and artists such as Camel, Red Bazar, John Holden, Lee Abraham, Cyan and Magenta.

Playlist

1 Tiger Moth Tales – Holi (A Song of Spring)
2 Tiger Moth Tales – A Visit to Chigwick (Cocoon)
3 Pete Jones – More Fool Me (Genesis cover)
4 Tiger Moth Tales – Hygge (Single edit) (The Depths of Winter)
5 Tiger Moth Tales – Toad of Toad Hall (Story Tellers Part 2)
6 Tiger Moth Tales – Light (A Song of Spring)
7 Camel – Long Goodbyes (Live) (Live at the Royal Albert Hall)
8 Red Bazar – Temple (Things as They Appear)
9 Red Bazar – City and the Stars (Tales from the Bookcase)
10 John Holden – High Line (Circles in Time)
11 Lee Abraham – Excerpt from Counting Down) (Only Human)
12 Cyan – Don’t Turn Away (For King and Country)
13 Tiger Moth Tales – Victorian Brickwork (Live) (The Mad Mothster’s Tea Party 2017)
14 Magenta with David Longdon & Pete Jones – Spectral Mornings (Angels and Damned)
15 Tiger Moth Tales – Blackbird (The Whispering of the World)
16 Tiger Moth Tales – Don’t Let Go, Feels Alright (Cocoon)
17 Tiger Moth Tales – Still Alive (Still Alive)

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Back to normal next week, so your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 312 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (532 in total), first broadcast 8 May 2022, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock including TPA album reviews from Leo Trimming & David Edwards and a Pink Floyd edition of our fun quickfire proggy quiz.

The Playlist

1 Colosseum – First in Line (Restoration)
2 Blacklight – You Are Not Alone (River of Time)
3 Retrospective – Stop for a While (Latent Avidity)
4 Tacita Intesa – Corona (Tacita Intesa)
5 Tim Bowness – Dark Nevada Dream (Butterfly Mind)
6 Pymlico – Clockwork (Supermassive)
7 Ghost of the Machine – album taster (Scissorgames)
8 Amanda Kim Sanderson – Psychic War (MCMLXX)
9 Cirrus Bay – A Blossom of Hills (The Art of Vanishing)
10 Franck Carducci – Love is the Answer (The Answer)
11 Clive Mitten – Xanadu (Tales from a Misspent Youth Vol 1)
12 Geoff Smith Group – Hold On (Conjour That Conundrum)
13 The Gentle Storm – The Storm (Storm version) (The Diary)

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Edition 311 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (531 in total), first broadcast 1 May 2022, is now also available to listen to anytime or download.

Another two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock, including a mystery voice edition of our fun proggy quiz, and this week’s album review from The Progressive Aspect with Richard Swan.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Last Flight to Pluto – Stop Yourself from Turning into Dust (Random Karma, Fate and Destiny)
2 Meadowsilver – Breath of the Ice Queen (II)
3 Grandval – Les Jours Innocents (eau feu)
4 Hats off Gentlemen its Adequate – The Confidence Trick (The Confidence Trick)
5 Salmon – A Void (Decade Reference)
6 Ubi Maior – Nero Notte (Bestie – Uomini e Dei)
7 Timelock – Everlasting (Sygn Yn)
8 Midlake – Feast of Carrion (For The Sake of Bethel Woods)
9 Kaprekars Constant – excerpts from The Murder Wall incl Failure Takes Care of Its Own, Another Man’s Smile, Mountaineers & Hall of Mirrors
10 Blank Manuskript – Twilight Peak (Himmelfahrt)
11 Suede – Still Life (Dog Man Star)

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Edition 310 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (530 in total), first broadcast 24 April 2022, is now also available to stream on demand or download.

Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. Plus (if entering before midnight UK time 26 Apr) a chance to win the new album from ESP Project on CD. And this week’s album review from the Progressive Aspect sees Leo Trimming taking a listen to Dark Before Dawn by Tony Patterson & Doug Melbourne.

The Playlist

1 Meer – Here I Go Again (Playing House Vinyl Bonus Track)
2 The Kaos Collective – Spiral to the Sky (Seven by Seven)
3 Stuckfish – Age of Renewal (Days of Innocence)
4 ESP Project – Cogs (Anarchic Curves)
5 AQ&F – Decouverte (Roan)
6 The Delicate Giants – Going Home (Moonworks)
7 Colin Mold – Blood on Your Hands (Now You See Me)
8 Peter Pan – Smiling in the Rain (Days)
9 Peter Pan – Flying Over Paradise (Days)
10 Tony Patterson & Doug Melbourne – Stopping Time (Dark Before Dawn)
11 Tony Patterson & Doug Melbourne – Reach Out (Dark Before Dawn)
12 Arthur Brown – Long Long Road (Long Long Road)
13 De Troubadours & Blaudzun – De Italiaanseweg (Single)
14 Agile Thumb – Edocesrom (Edocesrom)
15 The Light in the Ocean – Parthenon (Deep Reef Dream)
16 Mordecai Smyth – Out of Thin Air (Things Are Getting Stranger on the Shore)
17 Hannah Moule & The Moulettes – Lady Vengeance (Constellations/Journey Through The Moulteverse)

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This week’s PROG MILL – edition 309 for Progzilla Radio and 529 in total), first broadcast 17 April 2022, is now also available to listen to anytime or download.

As always we have two hours of amazing melodic & symphonic progressive rock for you. And you can also test your knowledge of the wonderful world of prog in our fun quickfire quiz as we ask… “How Proggy Are You?!”

This Week’s Playlist

1 Landmarq – Science of Coincidence (Science of Coincidence)
2 Enneade – Illumination (Withered Flowers and Cinnemon)
3 Far From Your Sun – A Crown Without Thorns (The Origin of Suffering)
4 Nine Skies – Burn My Brain – Orchestral Version (5.20 Special Edition)
5 ESP Project – Luminous (Anarchic Curves)
6 Solar Project – Chivvy (Ghost Lights)
7 Soniq Theater – Cinemagic Revisited (Cinemagic)
8 Vast Conduit – Endless Days (Always Be There)
9 Mind Furniture – Underneath The World (An Illustrated Map of the Heart)
10 Spriggan Mist – Remember The Day (Isambard – The Mechanical Dragon)
11 Pink Floyd – Hey Hey Rise Up (Single)
12 G-delic – Orirides (Magish)
13 Gryphon – Checkmate (Red Queen to Gryphon Three)
14 Unitopia – Easter (Covered Mirror Vol 1 Smooth as Silk)
15 Todd Rundgren’s Utopia – The Very Last Time (Adventures in Utopia)

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Here is the podcast for THE PROG MILL from Progzilla Radio, first broadcast Sunday 10 April 2022. You can stream it on demand or download it. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week’s TPA album review sees David Edwards taking a listen to 5.20 by Nine Skies, and you can test your knowledge of the wonderful world of prog in our fun quick fire quiz as we ask “How Proggy Are You?!”

Here’s This Week’s Playlist

1 Checking For Echo Project – Black Mist (Life & Other Short Stories Vol 2)
2 Adventure – Voices (Tales of Belle Pt 1 – Across The Ocean)
3 Kornmo – Nordlys (Svartisen)
4 Il Sogno Di Rubik – Animali Sintropici (Stati Equivoci dell’Essere)
5 Alex Carpani – Prime Numbers (Microcosm)
6 JPL – Memento Mori 4 – Paria (Sapiens Chapter 3)
7 Nine Skies – Wilderness (5.20)
8 Nine Skies – Porcelain Hill (5.20)
9 Eric Baule – Redemption (Revelations Adrift)
10 Sahara – Dream Queen (For All The Clowns)
11 Magenta (feat Pete Jones) – Moving On (Home 2019 Remix)
12 Tiger Moth Tales – Follow You Follow Me (Tiger on the Tracks)
13 Oliver Wakeman – Ages of Magick (The 3 Ages of Magick/Collaborations)
14 Yes – Onward (Keys to Ascension video)
15 Kaprekar’s Constant – Tall Tales By Firelight (The Murder Wall)

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Yesterday’s PROG MILL LONG ONES SPECIAL from Progzilla Radio is now also available to listen to anytime or download. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock epics.

Here’s the Playlist

1 Lesoir – Babel (Single)
2 Tiger Moth Tales – Dance Till Death (A Song of Spring)
3 How Far to Hitchin – Cherish (Screams and Whispers)
4 Twelfth Night – Creepshow – Paul Hodson Mix (Smiling at Grief Revisited)
5 Steve Anderson – Journeyman (Journeyman’s Progress Part 1)
6 Ian Neal – The Vale of Linden (Barkston Ash)
7 Millenium – Road to Infinity (Exist)
8 Mostly Autumn – The Gap is Too Wide (The Spirit of Autumn Past)
9 Solstice – Warriors (Prophecy)

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Edition 306 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (526 in total), first broadcast 27 March 2022, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week’s show includes an interview with John Hackett, and our fun proggy quiz asks you to identify the five prog bands featured in a “Mid Track Muddle”.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Moon Halo – Together Again (Together Again)
2 Karmamoi – Which Dreams? (Single)
3 Silver Nightmares – The Awakening (Apocalypsis)
4 Salva – Discovery (Ghost Story)
5 Mind Furniture – End of Days (The End of Days)
6 Amanda Kim Sanderson/Verulium – Voodoo Dust (Single)
7 Amanda Lehmann – One Last Spin (Single)
8 Oliver Papke & Colin Powell – Starlight (Inspirations & Revalations)
9 Meadowsilver – Beneath a Hunters Moon (Single)
10 John Hackett – Crying Shame (The Piper Plays His Tune)
11 Thursaflokkurinn – Solnes (Hinn Islenzki)
12 Transatlantic – Black as the Sky (Kaleidoscope)
13 Camel – Another Night (Single edit) (Moonmadness – Bonus Tracks)

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The Prog Mill Kaprekar’s Constant New Album Launch Special – first broadcast on Progzilla Radio 20 March 2022, is now available to listen to anytime or download. The show includes a chat with Nick Jefferson from the band about the making of the new album ‘The Murder Wall’ followed by the album in full. The album is released on CD and across all the usual digital platforms on Friday 25 March.

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC or 2100 UTC from 27 March)) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC or 0400 UTC from 30 March) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC – 1700 UTC from 2 April) (1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 304 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (524 in total), first broadcast 13 March 2022, is now also available to listen to anytime or download as a mp3 file. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week’s show also includes an interview with Joe Cairney of Comedy of Errors, a chance to win the new album from Mexican proggers Electro Compulsive Therapy, and our fun quickfire quiz which this time focuses on last week’s Fusion 3.5 festival.

The Playlist

1 Marillion – Only a Kiss/Murder Machines (An Hour Before It’s Dark)
2 Checking for Echo Project – Enigma (Life & Other Short Stories Vol II)
3 Stewart Clark – There’s No Place Like You (Journeys)
4 Electro Compulsive Therapy – In Through The Light (Electro Compulsive Therapy)
5 Pearl Handled Revolver – Today Was The Day (Two)
6 Odessa – L’Anno, Il Posto e L’Ora 1972 (L’Alba Della Civilta)
7 Thursaflokkurin – Vera Matt Gothur (Hinn Islanzki)
8 Sigur Ros – Inni Mer Syngur (Meth Suth I Eyrum Via Spilium Endalaust)
9 Metaphor – Remembering (The Pearl)
10 Comedy of Errors – Spirit Spirit) incl Joe Cairney Interview
11 Barock Project (feat Peter Jones) – Broken (Detachment)
12 David K Jones – Last Cigarette (Days in Corners)
13 Emerson Lake & Palmer – The Great Gates of Kiev (Pictures at an Exhibition)
14 Marillion – Only a Kiss (An Hour Before It’s Dark)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Join us again next Sunday from 10pm UK with the launch special for the new Kaprekar’s Constant album ‘The Murder Wall’

Edition 303 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (523 in total), first broadcast 6 March 2022, is now also available to listen to anytime or download as a mp3 file. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week’s album review from The Progressive Aspect looks at the latest from New England proggers The Far Cry, and why not have a go at our fun quickfire quiz which this week invites you to identify five mystery voices from the world of prog.

The Playlist

1 Genesis – 7/8 (B Side of Shipwrecked)
2 Retreat From Moscow – Home (The World as we Knew It)
3 Collage – One Empty Hand (Over and Out)
4 Colin Tench Project – And So, Today (Hair in a G String)
5 Bresk – The Mountain (A Journey Through The Life of Peder Balke 1804-1887)
6 Himmellgeme – Cariola Vera (Variola Vera)
7 Tempertoo – Telegraph Road (Telegraph Road)
8 Deception Store – Pindaric Flight (Pindaric Flights)
9 Milkbone – Canterbury (Milkbone)
10 Geoff Proudley – Return to Skara Brae (Tales From Strange Travels)
11 The Far Cry – If Only (If Only)
12 Air Supply – Sweet Dreams (The One That You Love)
13 Mountain – Theme For an Imaginary Western (Climbing)
14 Rachel Flowers – Away (Single)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

The Prog Mill Long Ones Special number 19, first broadcast on Progzilla Radio 27 February 2022, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. Eigjt proggy epics in 2 hours.

Playlist

1 Monarch Trail – Megalopolitana (Wither Down)
2 Nick Magnus – Mountain Mother (Catharsis)
3 Fractal Mirror – Ashes (Beyond Borders)
4 David Minasian – Twin Flames at Twilight (Random Dreams Part 1)
5 Kite Parade – Stranded (The Way Home)
6 Steven Wilson – Ancestral (Hand. Cannot. Erase)
7 Robert reed – The Farewell/The First Guardians of Everywhere (The Ringmaster Pt 1)
8 Drifting Sun – Forsaken Innocence Pt II (Forsaken Innocence)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 301 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (521 in total), first broadcast 20 February 2022, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. Another two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week’s review from The Progressive Aspect sees Mel Allen taking a listen to the new Motorpsycho album ‘Kingdom of Oblivion’, and our fun quick fire proggy quiz invites you to identify five Genesis albums by hearing snippets of a track from each one.

The Playlist

1 The Flower Kings – The Great Pretender (By Royal Decree)
2 Kaprekar’s Constant – A Silent Drum (The Murder Wall)
3 Tiger Moth Tales – Spring Fever (A Song of Spring)
4 The Kite Experiment – The Bridge (Atmospherics)
5 Blaudzun – Closer (Lonely City Exit Wounds)
6 Electro Compulsive Therapy – Blackstar (Electro Compulsive Therapy)
7 Kisaragi Station – Fool’s Mate (First Flame)
8 Motorpsycho – Kingdom of Oblivion (Kingdom of Oblivion)
9 Abacus – Highland Warrior Part 2 (Highland Warrior)
10 Amarok – The Orb (Hero)
11 Geof Whitely Project – Force of Someone (Transatlantic)
12 Spock’s Beard – Wind At My Back (Snow)
13 Wishbone Ash – Valediction (Pilgrimage)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 300 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (520 in total), first broadcast 13 February 2022, is now also available to listen to anytime or download as a mp3 file. Two hours of amazing melodic and symphonic progressive rock. Plus this week’s album review from The Progressive Aspect which concentrates on the superb ‘Wither Down’ by Canadian proggers Monarch Trail, and test your knowledge of the world of prog in our fun proggy quiz as we invite you to identify five well known prog tracks by just hearing a few seconds of the mid track instrumental break.

The Playlist (scroll to the bottom if you don’t want to know in advance!)

1 Framauro – Records From My Shelf (My World is Ending)
2 Hipgnosis – Depart Like a Tree (Valley of the Kings)
3 Gruppo Autonomo Suonatori – Il Sacco Di Bisanzo (Omni Sunt Communia)
4 Leap Day – Autumn (Tree House)
5 Lucas Barnery – Deep Into The Void (The Wave and the Sea)
6 Rise – Easy Tale (Dreams in Vision)
7 Monarch Trail – Waves of Sound (Wither Down)
8 Damian Wilson – Once We’re Gone (Limehouse to Lechlade)
9 Archive – Fear There and Everywhere (Call to Arms and Angels)
10 Time Horizon – The Razors Edge (Power of Three)
11 Stewart Clark – Snaeffellsbaer (The Abandoned Icelandic Road Trip) (Journeys)
12 Genie Cries – Seven Boats (The Limits of Deviation)
13 Beagley Anania – Make It Stop (On The Bridge)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 299 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (519 in total), first broadcast 6 February 2022, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. As always we have two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week’s album review from The Progressive Aspect sees David Edwards taking a listen to ‘To The Far Away’ by Dave Bainbridge, and our fun proggy quiz invites you to identify five mystery voices from the world of prog.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Unreal City – Dell’inocenza perduta (La Crudelta Di Aprila)
2 Wobbler – In Orbit (Rites at Dawn)
3 Pryzme – Fusion (Four Inches)
4 Proportions – After All These Years (After All These Years)
5 Kite Parade – The Way Home (The Way Home)
6 Magenta – Because (Chimpan A Mix) (Songs From The Big Room)
7 Odin Dragonfly – Driving (Sirens)
8 Dave Bainbridge – Sea Gazer (To The Far Away)
9 Dave Bainbridge – Clear Skies (To The Far Away)
10 Lana Lane – Neptune Blue (Neptune Blue)
11 Phil Doran – Into The Unknown (Into The Unknown)
12 Big Big Train – Welcome to the Planet (Welcome to the Planet)
13 Alan Stivell – Brezhonig’ Raok (Chemins De Terre)
14 Antony Kalugin – Shapeshifter (Chameleon Shapeshifter)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 298 of THE PROG MILL – first broadcast 30 January 2022, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. You can test your knowledge of the world of prog in our fun quick fire quiz as we ask “How Proggy Are You?!” (this week it’s another “guess the intro” edition), and this week’s album review from The Progressive Aspect sees David Edwards taking a listen to Mostly Autumn’s latest – Graveyard Star.

And this show also marks the 40th anniversary of my very first foray into presenting radio shows. Yes I obviously started as a toddler on Nursery FM!

This Week’s Playlist

1 Kalle Wallner – One (Voices)
2 How Far to Hitchin – Screams and Whispers (Screams and Whispers)
3 Sintesi Del Viaggio Di Es – Una Nuova Passegiata (Gli Alberi Di Stavropol)
4 DID – Locked Up (Dissociative Identity Disorder)
5 Anyone’s Daughter – Adonis Part 1 – Come Away (Adonis)
6 The Pineapple Thief – We Subside (Variations on a Dream)
7 Retreat From Moscow – I’m Alive (The World as We Knew It)
8 Judge Smith – Cooee (Old Man in a Hurry)
9 Mostly Autumn – Turn Around Slowly (Graveyard Star)
10 Jethro Tull – Songs from the Wood (Songs from the Wood)
11 Jethro Tull – The Zealout Gene (The Zealout Gene)
12 Pendragon – The Walls of Babylon (The Window of Life)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 297 of THE PROG MILL (517 in total), first broadcast 23 January 2022 on Progzilla Radio, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock from around the world.

This week’s show includes the world radio premiere of ‘Victorious’ – the first single to be released from the forthcoming new Kaprekar’s Constant album, plus this week’s album review from The Progressive Aspect and a chance (if listening in time) to win a pair of full weekend tickets to Fusion 3.5 in Stourport on Severn.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Steve Gresswell – Outcast (Outcast)
2 My Arrival – Starfall (Lost 3mbers)
3 Timelock – Heart of Mine (Sygn Yn)
4 Electro Compulsive Therapy – Colors Fade Away (Electro Compulsive Therapy)
5 Kaprekar’s Constant – Victorious (The Murder Wall)
6 Ageness – The Lie and the Liar (Songs from the Liars Lair)
7 This Winter Machine – Pleasure and Purpose (Kites)
8 Amarok – It’s Not The End (Hero)
9 Tony Patterson & Doug Melbourne – Burn the Skies (Dark Before Dawn)
10 Izakman – Cyberlove (Cyberlove)
11 The Gong Farmers – Pip Squeak and Wilfred Part 1 (Guano Junction)
12 Mythopoeic Minds – Winter of ’73 (Hatchling)
13 Renaissance – Kindness (At The End) (A Song for All Seasons)
14 Budgie – Parents (Never Turn Your Back on a Friend)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 296 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (516 in total), first broadcast 16 January 2022, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. Two hours of amazing melodic and symphonic progressive rock. Also this week, Leo Trimming from The Progressive Aspect looks back at the 2020 expanded edition of Galahad’s Following Ghosts, and you can test your knowledge of the wonderful world of prog in our fun, quick fire quiz as we ask “How Proggy Are You?!”

On This Week’s Playlist

1 The Flying Caravan – Flying Caravan (I Just Wanna Break Even)
2 Karfagen – Garden of Hope Part 1 (Land of Green and Gold)
3 Alpha Ralpha – Nova (Alpha Ralpha)
4 Framauro – My World is Ending (My World is Ending)
5 Steve Anderson – Coda (Journeyman’s Progress Part One)
6 Host – Nattergalen (Hardt Mot Hardt)
7 Circe Link & Christian Nesmith – God from the Machine (Cosmologica)
8 Machine’s Dream – Starling (Earth)
9 David K Jones – Don’t Go (Days in Corners)
10 Believe – 1 (Seven Widows)
11 David Paton – Some Other Time (The Traveller – Another Pilot Project)
12 Galahad – Bug Eye (Following Ghosts 2020 Expanded Edition)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

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If you missed the PROG MILL LISTENERS ALBUM OF THE YEAR 2021 RESULTS SHOW – first broadcast on Progzilla Radio on Sunday 9 January 2022, here it is.

131 listeners nominated 97 bands. All get an honourable mention, and we count down the top 25, and tracks from the top 11 are played as we count down to the new number one.

I have omitted the playlist this time in case you don’t want to know in advance. If you do, it is contained within a separate post on the Progzilla Radio website and on our usual social media outlets.

Thank you to EVERYONE who took the time to think of their top 5 albums of the year and vote.

Edition 294 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (514 in total), first broadcast 2 January 2022, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Another two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. Also this week, Phil Lively from The Progressive Aspect reviews the 2020 album ‘A Trace of Memory’ by Sanguine Hum, and you can test your knowledge of the world of progressive rock in our fun quiz as we ask “How Proggy Are You?” – with a difference this week as we challenge you to identify five well known prog tracks from hearing just a few seconds from the middle of the track.

And on this week’s Playlist

1 Public Service Broadcasting – Im Licht (Bright Magic)
2 Starfish 64 – Birdsong (Single)
3 Monarch Trail – Canyon Song – Wither Down)
4 Project Patchwork – Yearning for Confraternity (Re I Flection)
5 Camel – Watching the Bobbins (Harbour of Tears)
6 Anglagard – Ifran Klarhet Till Klarhet (Hybris)
7 Budgie – You Know I’ll Always Love You (Never Turn Your Back on a Friend)
8 Daniel Tompkins – Saved (Castles)
9 Perfect Storm – Minds Eye (No Air)
10 Sanguine Hum – The Yellow Ship (A Trace of Memory)
11 Geoff Proudley – Fuse (Tales from Strange Travels)
12 Venus Loon – Marianne Still Dreams (Adios Vegas)
13 Marillion – Estonia (With Friends from the Orchestra)
14 Mostly Autumn – The Night Sky (For All We Shared)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

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Edition 293 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio, first broadcast Boxing Day 26 December 2021, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. Two hours of melodic and symphonic progressive rock, mixing a few festive tracks with a difference, with brand new and classic prog. This week’s album review from The Progressive Aspect looks at the latest Drifting Sun offering ‘Forsaken Innocence’, and you can test your knowledge of the world of prog old and new with our fun, quick fire quiz as we ask “How Proggy Are You?!”

Here’s This Week’s Playlist

1 Tiger Moth Tales – Snowbound Snowman (Wassail Song EP)
2 Pinn Dropp – Vortex (Calling from Some Far Forgotten Land EP)
3 Numen – Sophia (Single)
4 Ian Neal – Come Harvesting (Barkston Ash)
5 Agusa – Stifen Genom Skogen (Hogtid)
6 XCIII – Red Lights (Void)
7 Drifting Sun – Forsaken Innocence Part 2 (Forsaken Innocence)
8 Vly – Perfect Place (I/(Time)
9 Riversea – The Magic of Christmas (Single)
10 Tony Patterson – See The Dream (Harmony for Elephants Compilation)
11 Cosmograf – A Festive Ghost (Single)
12 Beggars Opera – From Shark To Haggis (Pathfinder)
13 Dyble Longdon – Heartwashing (Between a Breath and a Breath)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

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Edition 292 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (512 in total), first broadcast 19 December 2021, is now also available to listen to anytime you like or download. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock, mainly brand new or recent. Also on this week’s show, Leo Trimming treviews the latest album ‘Only Human’ by Lee Abraham, and see if you can guess the intro’s in our fun quick fire quiz as we ask “How Proggy Are You”

On this week’s Playlist

1 Big Big Train – Proper Jack Froster (Welcome to the Planet)
2 Professor Tip Top – The Quest Remains (Lanes of Time)
3 Sel Balamir – Seagull (Swell)
4 Arlekin – Old Mother Europe (The Secret Garden)
5 Bjorn Riis – Winter (Forever Comes to an End)
6 SJS – Go Slow Part 1 (The Unlikely Event)
7 The Light Afternoon – Wide Open Highway Road Movie (Estanyo Nord)
8 Plenty – Bleed a Little More (Enough)
9 Lee Abraham – The Hands of Time (Only Human)
10 Mice on Stilts – Grey Diving Bell (Single)
11 The Alan Parsons Project – Shadow of a Lonely Man (Pyramid)
12 Julian Littman – Temptation (Goblin Market Music)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

The PROG MILL’S 10TH BIRTHDAY SHOW – first broadcast 12 December 2021, is now also available to listen to anytime. This special edition celebrates ten years of The Prog Mill which started on Stafford (later Windmill) Radio in December 2011, moving to Progzilla Radio in 2016. It includes over 30 recorded greetings from listeners, artists and band members and friends of the show, and we play tracks from the previous 9 Prog Mill listeners album’s of the year.

This Week’s Playlist

1 It Bites – Meadow and the Stream (Map of the Past)
2 Freedom to Glide – Rain Part 1 (Rain)
3 IQ – Constellations (The Road of Bones)
4 Steven Wilson – Perfect Life (Hand. Cannot. Erase)
5 Big Big Train – London Plane (Folklore)
6 Kaprekar’s Constant – Hallsands (Fate Outsmarts Desire)
7 Southern Empire – Innocence & Fortune (Civilisation)
8 Kaprekar’s Constant – Ghost Planes (Depth of Field)
9 Abel Ganz – Sepia and White (The Life of the Honeybee…)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 290 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (510 in total), first broadcast 5 December 2021, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. Also this week, Leo Trimming from The Progressive Aspect reviews the latest offering by French proggers Esthesis, there is a chance (if listening in time) to win the debut album by UK progressive rock band Grace and Fire, and you can test your knowledge of the wonderful world of prog in our fun, quick fire quiz as we ask “How Proggy Are You?!”

This Week’s Playlist

1 Lifesigns – Gregarious (Altitude)
2 Qango – The Last One Home (Live in the Hood)
3 Big Big Train – Meadowland (Live at Real World Studios)
4 Grace and Fire – Paradise Lost (Elysium)
5 Dave Bainbridge – The Girl and the Magical Sky (To The Far Away)
6 Viriditas – The Long Walk (Green Mars)
7 Soup – Kingdom of Colour (Visions)
8 The Paradox Twin – Sea of Tranquility (Silence from Signals)
9 Keats – Walking on Ice (Keats)
10 Esthesis – No Soul to Sell (The Awakening)
11 Psychoyogi – A Dangerous Path (Digital Vagrancy)
12 Toy Matinee – Queen of Misery (Toy Matinee)
13 The Bedlam Furnaces – Worlds Apart (Single)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

Repeated Wednesdays 5am – 7am UK (0500 UTC) – for The Americas/Far East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1800 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 289 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (509 in total), first broadcast 28 November 2021, is now also available to listen to anytime or download.

Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. Also this week includes a tribute to David Longdon of Big Big Train (which starts at the one hour point) including Leo Trimming’s tribute on behalf of The Progressive Aspect. You can also test your knowledge of the wonderful world of prog in our fun, quick fire quiz as we ask “How Proggy Are You?!” (it’s a guess the intro edition), and (if listening in time) you can win the fantastic new album by North East proggers GLACIER.

Here’s This Week’s Playlist

1 Big Big Train – On The Racing Line (Grimspound)
2 Maailmanpuu – Kohti Valoa (Kohti Valoa)
3 Nick Magnus – Three Tall Towers (Catharsis)
4 Glacier – Lament for Persephone (Island in the Sky)
5 Plenty – The Blessed Ones (Enough)
6 Amanda Kim Sanderson – The Old Water Wheel (Automatic Karma Situation)
7 Kayak – Phantom of the Night (Phantom of the Night)
8 A Gardening Club Project – My Muse and I (Overture) (The Blue Door)
9 Martin Orford (feat David Longdon) – Ray of Hope (The Old Road)
10 Big Big Train – The Transit of Venus Across The Sun (Folklore)
11 The TPA Tribute to David Longdon with Leo Trimming (feat excerpts from Peter Jones – Last Train, BBT – Victorian Brickwork & BBT – Hedgerows)
12 Led Zeppelin – What Is and What Should Never Be (Led Zeppelin II)
13 Porcupine Tree – Time Flies (The Incident)
14 Gnarbot – Origin (Origin)

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

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Edition 288 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (508 in total), first broadcast 21 November 2021, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. Also this week, David Edwards of The Progressive Aspect reviews the fantastic new Glacier album, and you can test your knowledge of the wonderful world of prog in our fun quick fire quiz as we ask.. “How Proggy Are YOU?!”

This Week’s Playlist

1 Leap Day – Taurus Appearance (The Days of Deucalion Chapter 2)
2 Silhouette – Don’t Stop The Movie (Across The Rubicon)
3 Lazuli – Mers Lacrymales (Le Fantastique Envol De Dieter Bohm)
4 Different Light – The Answer (Binary Suns Pt 1 – Operant Condition)
5 Tony Patterson & Doug Melbourne – Antarctica (The Divide)
6 Checking For Echo Project – Where Are Your Gods (Life & Other Short Stories Vol 2)
7 Grace and Fire – Sea of Dreams (Elysium)
8 Glacier – The Man Who Cried (Island in the Sky)
9 Erewan – Highlands (How Will All This End)
10 Mabel Greer’s Toyshop – Turning to the Light (The Secret)
11 Outstation – The Unquiet Grave (The End of All Songs)
12 Lone Star – The Bells of Berlin (Firing on All Six)
13 Octarine Sky – Night Sky (Close to Nearby)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 287 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (507 in total), first broadcast 14 November 2021, is now also available to listen to anytime or download as a mp3 file. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week’s show also includes our fun quick fire quiz ‘How Proggy Are You’ with a difference as we ask you to identify the intro’s to five well known progressive rock tracks, and this week’s review from The Progressive Aspect sees Leo Trimming taking a listen to Suite Cryptique by Twelfth Night’s Clive Mitten.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Clive Nolan & Oliver Wakeman – A Descent into Madness (Dark Fables)
2 This Winter Machine – Pleasure and Purpose (Kites)
3 Rovescio Della Medaglia – Sodoma XY (La Bibbia 50th anniversary edition)
4 Glacier – The Icing on the Wake (Island in the Sky)
5 Bernard & Porsti – Like an Endless Sea (Robinson Crusoe)
6 Peggy’s Leg – Variations for Huxley (Grinilla)
7 Sandrose – To Take Him Away (Sandrose)
8 Brain Echoes – Time Capsule (Blackbird – On A White Oak Tree)
9 Alux Nahual – Un Minuto De Ilusion (Alux Nahual)
10 Clive Mitton – Part Four – Fact and Fiction (Suite Cryptique – Recomposing Twelfth Night 1978-1983)
11 David Minasian – Summers End (Random Dreams – The Very Best of David Minasian Volune 1)
12 Leslie Hunt – Don’t Make Me Come Back There (Descend)
13 Kornmo – Jutulhoggett (Fimbulvinter)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 286 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (506 in total), first broadcast 7 November 2021, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of simply amazing melodic and symphonic progressive rock. This week’s show also includes a TPA review of The Swan Chorus’ 2018 debut album, our fun quick fire proggy quiz and the draw for last week’s Looking Glass Lantern competition.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Monarch Trail – Echo (Wither Down)
2 Fleesh – Pile of Bones (Eclipsed)
3 Liam Davison – Picture Postcards (A Treasure of Well Set Jewels)
4 Looking Glass Lantern – Town and Country (The Country House Weekend)
5 Kimmo Porsti – Changewinds (Past and Present)
6 The Samurai of Prog – Take Me Down (Omnibus 2)
7 Phylter – Consideration (Phylter)
8 Pink Floyd – Louder Than Words (The Endless River)
9 The Swan Chorus – Stand Together (The Swan Chorus)
10 The Far Meadow – Sulis Rise (Foreign Land)
11 Steve Hackett – The Devil’s Cathedral (Surrender of Silence)
12 Dec Burke – Trap Door (Life in Two Dimensions)
13 Ten Years After – Standing at the Station (Rock and Roll Music to the World)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 285 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (505 in total), first broadcast 31 October 2021, is now also available to listen to anytime or download.

Another 2 hours of beautiful melodic and symphonic progressive rock, mainly chosen by our amazing listeners. Plus this week’s album review from The Progressive Aspect and (if listening before Midnight Tues 2 Nov) a chance to win a digital download of the new Looking Glass Lantern album.

Here’s This Week’s Playlist

1 Public Service Broadcasting – Der Rhythmus Der Maschinen (Bright Magic)
2 Werwolf – Die Reise Ins Land Der Flugschweine (Creation)
3 Locanda Delle Fate – Ojkitawe (Homo Homini Lupus)
4 Looking Glass Lantern – Consort of Instruments (The Country House Weekend)
5 7Even Bridges – Invincible Pt 2 (Million Voices)
6 John Wilkinson – Stranded (Single)
7 Avawaves – Chrysalis (Chrysalis)
8 Dikajee – Gloomy Flowers Blooming (Forget Me Nots)
9 Meer – All At Sea (Playing House)
10 The Enid – One and the Many (Invicta)
11 Merchants Vice – Reason to Change (Amber)
12 Eric Woolfson – Freudiana (Freudiana)
13 John Miles & Marti Webb – There But For The Grace Of God (Freudiana)
14 Dark Beauty – Demon (Between Sixes and Sevens)
15 The Quiet Life Project – Black and White (The Age of Melancholia)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 284 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (504 in total), first broadcast 24 October 2021, is now also available to listen to anytime or download.

Once again we bring you two hours of amazing melodic and symphonic progressive rock, old and new. Plus this week’s album review from The Progressive Aspect as Leo Trimming takes a listen to the latest live release from RPWL, and you can test your knowledge of the wonderful world of prog in our fun quick fire quiz as we ask.. “How Proggy Are You?!”

This Week’s Playlist

1 Three Colours Dark – Eye for an Eye (Love’s Lost Property)
2 Monarch Trail – Waves of Sound (Wither Down)
3 Rachel Flowers – Feel (Bigger on the Inside)
4 Burntfield – The Light (Impermanence)
5 PFM – Umani Alieni (I Dreamed of Electric Sheep)
6 Fantasy – Afterthought (Beyond The Beyond Plus)
7 Birth – Descending Us (Birth)
8 RPWL – What I Need Parts 1 and 2/In Your Dreams (God Has Failed – Live and Personal)
9 Windchase – Horsemen to Symphinity (Symphinity)
10 Iluvatar – In Our Lives (Children)
11 Happy The Man – Steaming Pipes (Crafty Hands)
12 Phil Lanzon – Azura’s Theme (48 Seconds)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 283 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (503 in total), first broadcast 17 October 2021, is now also available to listen to anytime or download as a mp3 file. Another two hours of wonderful melodic and symphonic progressive rock. Plus this week.. Richard Swan of The Progressive Aspect reviews the latest album by Norwegian artist Caligonaut, and you can test your knowledge of the world of prog, old and new, in our fun, quick fire quiz as we ask “How Proggy Are You?!”

This Week’s Playlist

1 Lee Abraham – Falling Apart (Only Human)
2 Drifting Sun – New Dawn (Forsaken Innocence)
3 Gandalf’s Fist – Solar Huntress (Decennium)
4 Pax Romana – Deeply Connected (Trace of Light)
5 Unicorn – Visage (A Collection of Worlds – Resurrection)
6 Fish on Friday – Black Rain (Black Rain)
7 Justin Hayward – The Way of the World (The View from the Hill)
8 Caligonaut – Emperor (Magnified as Giants)
9 Octarine Sky – Rosewind (Close to Nearby)
10 Claudio Delgift – By a Thread (Moment of Truth)
11 Alvin Lee – The Bluest Blues (Nineteen Ninety Four)
12 Geof Whitely Project – House of My Promise (The Valley of Forboding)
13 Yes – Looking Around (Yes)
14 Barclay James Harvest – Delph Town Man (Baby James Harvest)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 282 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (502 in total), first broadcast 17 October 2021, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. Plus this week Leo from The Progressive Aspect reviews the new Cyan album ‘For King and Country’, and you can test your knowledge of the wonderful world of prog in our fun, quick fire quiz as we ask “How Proggy are YOU?!’

This Week’s Playlist

1 Professor Tip Top – Lanes of Time (Lanes of Time)
2 I Am The Manic Whale – Zephyr (Christmas Selection Box)
3 Hannah Moule and the Moulettes – Lady Vengeance (Constellations/Journey Through the Moulteverse)
4 Lepiarczyk – True Story (40)
5 ATME – The River (Mantrakora)
6 Rachel Flowers – The Darkness (Bigger on the Inside)
7 IO Earth – Streets (Acoustic Vol. 1)
8 Red Sand – The Sound of the Seventh Bell Part 1 (The Sound of the Seventh Bell)
9 Cyan – The Sorceror (For King and Country)
10 Neverness – The Letter (The Measure of Time)
11 Nick Magnus – The Market at Mirepoix (Catharsis)
12 Tony Patterson – The Magdalene Fields (Equations of Meaning)

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Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast

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Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

Edition 281 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (501 in total), first broadcast 3 October 2021, is now also available to listen to anytime or download. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. Plus this week, our fun quick fire proggy quiz and a review of Reflection Club’s ‘Still Thick as a Brick’ album by Bob Mulvey of The Progressive Aspect.

This Week’s Playlist

1 Cyan – Snowbound (For King and Country)
2 The Watch – The Fisherman (The Art of Bleeding)
3 Fractal Mirror – Shadow Man (Beyond Borders)
4 Fjieri – Endless (Endless)
5 Alcantara – The Visit (Single)
6 Finally George – Old Friend (Icy Skies)
7 Phil Lanzon – Look at the Time (48 Seconds)
8 Reflection Club – Foray of the Sharks (Still Thick as a Brick)
9 Drifting Sun – Forsaken Innocence Pt 1 (Forsaken Innocence)
10 Amanda Kim Sanderson – King of Kings (Spirits of the Witchwood)
11 Jon & Vangelis – Italian Song (Private Collection)
12 U.C. – Magnanimity (Time Distortion)
13 Caravan – If I Was to Fly (Its None of Your Business)
14 Joni Mitchell – Amelia (Hejira)
15 Steve Hackett – Natalia (Surrender of Silence)

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A PROG MILL special – featuring two hours of classic 70’s progressive rock epic tracks, selected by our regular contributor NIGEL CLIFF in Sunny Stourbridge. This show was first broadcast on Progzilla Radio 26 September 2021.

Here’s the playlist

1 Yes – Heart of the Sunrise (Fragile)
2 Neu! Hallogallo (Neu!)
3 Genesis – The Musical Box (Nursery Cryme)
4 Man – C’mon (Be Good to Yourself at Least Once a Day)
5 Supertramp – Fool’s Overture (Even in the Quietest Moments)
6 The Nice – Hang on to a Dream (Elegy)
7 Renaissance – A Song for All Seasons (A Song for All Seasons)
8 Yes – America (Atlantic Records Compilation)
9 Focus – Anonymus Two (Focus III)

(By the way – this was also the 18th Prog Mill Long Ones Special for Progzilla, and also happens to be the 500th edition of The Prog Mill in total!)

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NEXT WEEK: Back to normal so get your proggy music suggestions rolling in!

The podcast for The Prog Mill edition 278 (498 in total), first broadcast 12 September 2021, is nuq availabkw to listen to anytime or download. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock.

Here’s the playlist

1 Genesis – Squonk (A Trick of the Tail)
2 Pre – Ascetic Eros (Ascetic Eros)
3 Mostly Autumn – Swallows (Graveyard Star 2 CD edition)
4 Now – Converging Universe – 2
nd Movement – The Light of Reason
(Spheres)
5 Lifesigns – Fortitude (Altitude)
6 Hats Off Gentlemen Its Adequate – Nostalgia for Infinity (Nostalgia for
Infinity)
7 The Emerald Dawn – Moonlight (Nocturne)
8 IT – Revolution (Nocturne)
9 The Gift – The Willows (Land of Shadows)
10 Abel Ganz – One Small Soul (The Life of the Honeybee and Other
Moments of Clarity)
11 David Minasian – Room With Dark Corners (Single)
12 The Nice – Country Pie (Five Bridges)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week
(www.progzilla.com/listen – via the tune in and other internet radio apps and
platforms – or ask your smart speaker to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”)

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast
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East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and
Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm
Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a
mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and
at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the
show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via facebook.com/theprogmill or twitter @shaunontheair

The podcast for last Sundays PROG MILL LONG ONES SPECIAL is now available to listen to anytime you like. Just six epic tracks in 2 very proggy hours.

Playlist

1 Lee Abraham – Counting Down (Only Human)
2 Fragile – Sent Through The Morning (Beyond)
3 Tillison Reingold Tiranti – Mai Tornare (Allium – Una Storia)
4 Esthesis – Downstream (The Awakening)
5 Kite Parade – Stranded (Single)
6 Evership – Yet To Come – It Might Be (The Uncrowned King Act 1)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week
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East/Australasia (Tuesdays 9pm Pacific US/Midnight Eastern US) and
Saturdays 6pm – 8pm UK (1700 UTC/1900 Europe, 10am Pacific/1pm
Eastern).

Plus: A podcast of the show which you can stream anytime or download as a
mp3 file is normally online by Monday evening each week, with links here and
at progzilla.com/podcasts

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the
show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via
twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill