Prog

GALAHAD

Further explorations in modern music from stalwart British proggers.

As both veterans of the 80s British neo-prog wave and keen adopters of elements of more modern pop and rock music, Galahad have enjoyed a productive few years. This, their 11th full studio album, follows – given that the latter was so widely well-received and hailed by some as one of their best albums, the bar is set quite high.

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