Edition 221 of THE PROG MILL – (441 in total) first broadcast on Progzilla Radio 2 August 2020, is now also ready to listen to anytime or download. Two hours of superb melodic & symphonic progressive rock. Also this week, the latest review from The Progressive Aspect looks at the latest album’U’ by The Enid, and there’s a chance to test your knowledge of progressive rock in our fun quick fire quiz ‘How Proggy Are You?!’

Here’s This Week’s Playlist

1 Apogee – Interpretations (Endurance of the Obsolete)
2 Logos – Zaini di Elio (Sadako e Le Mille Gru Di Carta)
3 Phog – In The Distance (This World)
4 Fatal Fusion – Beneath the Sky (Dissonant Minds)
5 Ars Pro Vita – God Is Not Here Pt 1 (Peace)
6 Abraham Music Project – One Day at a Time (First The Honesty, Then The Promise)
7 The Enid – In The Regions of the Winter Star (U)
8 Finch – Colossus Parts 1 and 2 (Glory of the Inner Force)
9 IZZ- Into The Sun (Half Life)
10 McStine & Minneman – Your Offences (McStine & Minneman)
11 Picasso’s Dream – Serenity (Single)
12 Days Between Stations – Another Day (Giants)
13 Pink Floyd – Stay (Obscured by Clouds)
14 Egg – I Will Be Absorbed (Egg)
15 The Kaos Collective – Lunar Phase (Equinox)

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Edition 220 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (440 in total), first broadcast 26 July 2020, is now also available to listen to anytime or download.

In this week’s packed edition. We chat to the talented THAT JOE PAYNE about his new album By Name, By Nature, there is the latest review from The Progressive Aspect, and a chance to test your knowledge of the world of progressive rock in our fun, quick fire quiz ‘How Proggy Are You?!’

Here’s This Week’s Playlist (The interview with Joe is between tracks 5 and 6, approx 35 mins into the show…)

1 Deep Purple – Nothing at All (Whoosh)
2 Monjoie – Ode on a Grecian Urn Part 5 (Love Sells Poor Bliss For Proud Despair)
3 Gazpacho – Fireworker (Fireworker)
4 David Minasian – The Sounds of Dreams – Third Movement (The Sound of Dreams)
5 The Kaos Collective – Equinox (Equinox)
6 That Joe Payne – By Name, By Nature (By Name, By Nature)
7 Darryl Way – Riviera Blue (Destinations)
8 Gammalon – Heading West (Into The Half Light)
9 Frost* – Drown (Others)
10 Steve Rothery – Kendris (The Ghosts of Pripryat)
11 Genesis – Phret (B Side of Shipwrecked)
12 Mercury Rev – The Dark is Rising (All Is Dream)
13 Looking Glass Lantern – Six Pearls to Mary (A Tapestry of Tales)
14 Magenta – A Gift From God (Masters of Illusion)

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Edition 219 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (439 in total), first broadcast 19 July 2020, is now also available to listen to anytime you like or download. Another two hours of amazing melodic and symphonic progressive music from around the world. This weeks edition includes the latest review from The Progressive Aspect as John Wenlock-Smith considers the wonderful album Chroma by Moon Halo, and another chance to test your knowledge of the world of progressive rock in our fun quick fire quiz How Proggy Are You?!

Here’s This Week’s Playlist

1 Last Flight to Pluto – Masheena (A Drop in the Ocean)
2 Glasswork – The Decision (Metabole)
3 Guppy Fish – Still Here (The Fall of Man)
4 Solace Supplice – Dans La Couche du Diable (Solace Supplice)
5 Myrkur – Ella (Folkesange)
6 Joost Maglev – Demon (Alter Ego)
7 John Beagley – Angels (As If)
8 Yuval Ron – Somewhere in this Universe, Somebody Hits a Drum (Title track)
9 The Alan Parsons Project – Silence & I (Eye in the Sky)
10 Moon Halo – Don’t Let It End Like This (Chroma)
11 PsychoYogi – Master Plan (Dangerous Devices)
12 Kaprekars Constant – Kissing Frogs (Meanwhile….)
13 Toto – Great Expectations (Toto XIV)
14 Cressida – To Play Your Little Games (Cressida)
15 Airbag – Sunsets (A Day at the Beach)

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Edition 218 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (438 in total), first broadcast 12 July 2020, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Another two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock, including the latest review from The Progressive Aspect and (if listening before 10pm UK 15 July) a chance to win the new Gravity Machine album on CD.

Here’s This Week’s Playlist

1 Magenta – Reach For The Moon (Masters of Illusion)
2 Finisterre – Asia (Finisterre XXV)
3 IS Project –The City and the Sky (The Archinauts)
4 Gravity Machine – She’s Calling Me Home (Red)
5 Mesmerising – Feel My Dream (The Clutters Storyteler)
6 Logos – Il Sarto/Origami in Sol (Sadako e le Mille Gru di Carta)
7 Obiymy Doschu – Kryla (Son)
8 Band of Rain – Witchfinder (Petrichor)
9 Celelalte Cuvinte – Comoara (Collection Vinil)
10 2:45 – Nothing (Single)
11 Abel Ganz – Sepia and White (The Life of the Honey Bee…)
12 Pink Floyd – Summer 68 (Atom Heart Mother)
13 Amon Duul II – Archangels Thunderbird (Yeti)

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Edition 217 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (437 in total), first broadcast 5 July 2020, is now also available to stream on demand or download as a mp3 file. Another two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock, including a chance to test your knowledge of the genre in our fun quick fire quiz ‘How Proggy Are You’ and the latest review from The Progressive Aspect website which this week looks at the new album from Dutch proggers Golden Caves.

Here’s This Week’s Playlist

The playlist for last night’s PROG MILL (edition 217 for Progzilla Radio and 437 in total), first broadcast Sunday 5 July 2020, was:

1 The Ryszard Kramarski Project – Snow Queen’s Palace (Kay and Gerda)
2 AA Williams – All I Asked For (Was To End It All) (Forever Blue)
3 Abel Ganz – One Small Soul (The Life of the Honey Bee and Other Moments of Clarity)
4 Khem Kharan – Language of the Heart (Language of the Heart)
5 Polis – Sein 1 (Sein)
6 Cristiano Varisco – Lagrima (Aline)
7 Morpheus Project – Mozaick (Single)
8 Man-Akin – The Rift (Single)
9 Golden Caves – Hide & Seek (Dysergy)
10 Amanda Kim Sanderson – Time and Tide (Time and Tide)
11 Yes – And You and I (Close to the Edge Delux Version 2013)
12 Grannie – Coloured Armageddon (Grannie)
13 Steve Hackett – On Golden Wings (At The Edge of Light)

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NEXT WEEK – Another Prog Mill CD Giveaway! You can win the superb new album ‘Red’ by Dartmoor proggers Gravity Machine.

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Edition 216 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (436 in total), first broadcast 28 June 2020, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock, old and new. Also this week (if listening before 10pm UK Wed 1 July) you can win the new CD by German progressive rock band Saris, and we also have the latest review from The Progressive Aspect which considers the new album by Band of Rain.

Here’s This Week’s Playlist

The playlist for last night’s PROG MILL (edition 216 for Progzilla Radio and 436 in total), first broadcast Sunday 28 June 2020, was:

1 Windom End – Walk This Way (Perspective Vieews)
2 Alcantara – Seasons (Solitaire)
3 Corpo – Rue Bourbon a New Orleans (III)
4 Saris – New World (Beyond The Rainbow)
5 This Winter Machine – The Wheel (The Man Who Never Was)
6 Sunchild – Searching Diamonds (Messages from Afar – The Division and Illusion of Time)
7 Band of Rain – Larkspur (Petrichor)
8 Cyan – Goodbye World (The Creeping Vine)
9 Affinity – All Along The Watchtower (Affinity)
10 That Joe Payne – Moonlit Love (By Name, By Nature)
11 Magic Bus – New Day (The Earth Years)
12 Todd Rundgren’s Utopia – Overture: Mountaintop and Sunrise/Communion with the Sun (Ra)
13 Procol Harum – Whaling Stories (Procol Harum Live – In Concert with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra)

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Edition 212 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio – first broadcast 31 May 2020, is now also available to stream on demand or download as a mp3 file. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock. Also this month, Sue Smith from The Progressive Aspect reviews the latest album by Stuckfish, and you can test your knowledge of the progressive world in our fun quick fire quix “How Proggy Are You?!”

Here’s This Week’s Playlist