Interview with Trey Gunn from 2016

Interview with Pat Mastelotto from 2017

Leon Alvarado plays keyboards.

This new five-CD collection is pretty amazing. I've said before, and will repeat it here, that this new version of King Crimson might well be the best lineup they've had, particularly in terms of live shows.

You can always count on Brian Tarquin to put together some strong projects, This is no exception.

Inna Zhelannaya is a Russian pop-star. The music on this album combines world sounds with atmospheric prog.

This new set from The Security Project continues their cycle of re-envisioning Peter Gabriel songs, but brings new flavors and concepts to that idea, while also stretching it out a bit.

Robert Fripp's collaborations in the late 1980s and early 1990s with David Sylvian, in retrospect, clearly laid the groundwork for King Crimson's album Thrak.

This is an EP that’s tied to a graphic novel.

This is an EP that’s tied to a graphic novel.

This compilation disc shows a lot of versatility. It features recordings released by various projects that featured Trey Gunn. Most of it is instrumental, but there are some vocals.

Sort of an instrumental prog summit, this set showcases a form of freeform jamming.

What a cool set this is, really. The music here is all Peter Gabriel music, but one song from his time in Genesis.

Russia bears mystery and curious allure to many advanced musicians from the West.

I had never seen the mighty King Crimson play live before - not surprising, as I was only ten years old when the band last played my home town in 1974!

King Crimson has one of the most interesting and complicated histories in all of progressive rock. The lineup is one of the most dynamic, too.

It seems that there is quite a bit of live material being released from this version of King Crimson. That's a great thing because this line-up might be the best ever.

Anyone who has heard anything from Stick men will know what to expect here.

This is quite an intriguing set. It features a sound that seems to be a merging of world music of the Indian variety, fusion and progressive rock.

This is a unique and quite intriguing album. It's likely to make my best of 2019 list.

This double CD compilation is an interesting and unique collage of multiple percussive styles given to a wide palette of genres and colors therein.

There is definitely an industrial sort of vibe to this cut. In fact, a lot of it seems close to Tool or even Nine Inch Nails.

This is a double disc set. I believe that it was also released at one point in time as two single disc sets.

This mostly instrumental set is not necessarily the kind of thing that’s well suited to a track by track review.

When King Crimson reformed after the 80s period, there were definitely elements of that period still present in their sound. 

Given that the music of Magma is set in their own language, it seems appropriate that most people will need captions on for this film.