
It's the return of Prog's Tracks Of The Week. After a couple of weeks away as we were engaged in a bit of time off or at Summer's End Festival, we're back with another seven brand new and diverse slices of progressive music for you to enjoy.
The premise for Tracks Of The Week is simple - we've collated a batch of new releases by bands falling under the progressive umbrella, and collated them together in one post for you - makes it so much easier than having to dip in and out of various individual posts, doesn't it?