The Prog Files podcast

Who's that knocking at your door on this dark and autumnal night? Why, it's only October's edition of The Prog Files come to play you some slightly darker than usual tunes as Halloween looms. This month, wallow in the delights of Blue Oyster Cult, Jethro Tull, Mostly Autumn, a trip to a far-flung shore and much more. If you like what you hear, drop me a line at facebook.com/theprogfiles or rate us on Apple Podcasts. Happy Halloween, prog fans!

September's edition of The Prog Files is a little later than usual this month. To be honest, it's been stuck in a container waiting from a truck to take it from Dover to Progshire. Oh those Brexit delays! But fret not -- it's here. Bright and shiny and smelling slightly weird now I've taken the wrapping off. So lie back and listen to a generous helping of Porcupine Tree, Karnivool, Jan Hammer and take a trip to a foreign prog shore. Hope it was worth the wait.

As sweaty athletes run themselves ragged around a track in Tokyo, August's edition of The Prog Files has passed its doping test and is on the blocks primed for a new world record. In this Olympian edition, we've got Yes, Kansas, Public Service Broadcasting, a trip to a far-flung prog shore and tonight's Big One. So, with the starting pistol raised, join me as it's on your marks, get set...rock! Ouch.

Hey prog fans, July's edition of The Prog Files is washed, shaved and ready to strut its stuff for you. In this month's show, we feature Jethro Tull, Soft Machine, Arc of Life, a blast of Soviet era Ukrainian prog and much more. Why not pause from the hustle and bustle of modern life and listen to a blast of soul-warming prog? Why not, indeed! Download or stream it now.

As the prospect of holidays and socialising looms, June's edition of The Prog Files breaks the 2m distancing rules and sidles up to you with an hour of top progressive rock. In this month's show, we feature The Pineapple Thief, King Crimson, Tears for Fears, some weird Euro prog and much, much more. So squeeze another dollop of hand sanitiser and join us!

Well, fol-de-rol and lah-de-dah, it's May which can only mean that the good folk of Progshire have put up their maypoles and are dancing around to the music of May's edition of The Prog Files. Yes, it's here -- full of upbeat prog designed to send you into spring like a frolicking lamb. Among this month's musical treats are UK, Jethro Tull, Magenta, Minor Giant and much more. So put on your braces and wave those handkerchiefs as we say 'Good morrow!' to better times!

Right sir, roll up your sleeve because you're about to be injected with one hour of top progressive rock. That's right, April's edition of The Prog Files has been removed from the freezer and prepared for your inoculation. Just bite on this wooden spoon while we inject you with an hour's fabulous prog including Genesis, Captain Lockheed and the Starfighters, the Von Hertzen Brothers and much more. And don't worry, it won't hurt a bit!

By the power invested in me, I declare March's edition of The Prog Files open for listeners -- and may God bless all who download her. Yes, that's right, March's edition has slid down the slipway and is bobbing about in the harbour waiting for you to scramble aboard. On this cruise, you'll find Greenslade, Atoll, Public Service Broadcasting, Geddy Lee and a whole lot more. Why not pull alongside and launch a boarding party? No big, spikey hooks, mind you.

Top of the mornin' to yer, folks and welcome one and all to February's edition of The Prog Files. Yes, it's back to kick your month off with some top progressive treats, both new and old. This month, for your listening pleasure, we present Lonely Robot, Spock's Beard -- yes, there is an apostrophe -- Imogen Heap and much more. So pop those earbuds in, head out for a walk and enjoy!

Well, who'd have thought it? January is upon us and in deepest Progshire we're locked down and waiting for spring to work its anti-viral magic. But never fear! The first edition of The Prog Files for 2021 is here to serve up some tasty prog music including Kate Bush, The Alan Parsons Project, Todd Rungren and something spicy from Mexico. Why not jump aboard and give it a spin?