Symphonic prog releases, week 36

This week's symphonic prog highlights include a reissue of Neuschwanstein's 1976 album 'Alice In Wonderland' by Musea Records, alongside new vinyl releases of Rick Wakeman's latest work. The genre's rich history is further explored through reflections on early Yes recordings and the unexpected success of 'Roundabout', shaped by label decisions. Additional attention is given to King Crimson's 'Waiting Man', featuring intricate stick and guitar arrangements. These releases offer insight into the creative forces and unforeseen turns that have defined symphonic prog over the decades.

1. 01

   Neuschwanstein

   [News] Musea Records reissue the 1976 album “Alice In Wonderland” by French Progressive Rock band Neuschwanstein

   Sep 6 · 1 outlet

2. 02

   Rick Wakeman

   Get a unique, crystal-clear double-vinyl version of Rick Wakeman's new album and a signed issue of Prog here!

   Sep 4 · 1 outlet

3. 03

   Steve Howe, Yes

   “I thought it would never amount to much, and it certainly wouldn’t interfere with the band. How wrong I was!” Steve Howe’s pre-Yes band were derailed by a single their vocalist was never meant to sing

   Sep 3 · 1 outlet

4. 04

   Yes

   The story of Roundabout by Yes and the record company interference that made it successful. "We were shocked at first, but now I think it was a gift"

   Sep 2 · 1 outlet

5. 05

   King Crimson

   King Crimson Waiting Man Stick And Guitars

   Aug 31 · 1 outlet

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