And so it came to pass. From the distant land of Progwallador, beyond the Mountains of the Morose, came a strange and wonderous sound. "Hark, what is that magical noise?" asked the elven folk. "Why," replied the wizard, "'tis none other that October's edition of The Prog Files!" And lo, there was much muttering under the breath. And lo, there was much downloading and streaming for October's edition of The Prog Files was, as the legend foretold, rather good. Why not download it to your own kingdom? And while you're at it, October is National Hug An Orc Month. Really. Search it up.

Hi everyone. Not going to make a big song and dance about this one. Doesn't seem appropriate with the mood in the UK. So I'll just say that September's edition of The Prog Files is available now for streaming and downloading. Hope you enjoy it.

About to head off on your summer holiday? Don't forget to pack August's edition of The Prog Files. It's on your packing list, see, right there under every electrical item known to humanity and shark repellent.  August's edition is full of weapon's grade prog including Envy of None, Tim Bowness, Steve Howe and a trip to a far-flung prog destination. You can download it here for an hour's undisturbed lazing on the beach...which, let's face it, you're gonna need! Vias con dios, amigos! 

Whaddya mean you didn't order July's edition of the The Prog Files? It's here in m'van. Over there, see. Look mate, I've not driven all this way not to deliver the damned thing so you can 'ave it, right. Not what you ordered?  Of course it bloody is! Look at this docket: you said you wanted an hour of top quality new and classic prog inlcuding Porcupine Tree, Yes, SiX by Six and a trip to a far-flug shore...an' 'ere it bloody well is. No, I'm not taking it back. I'm off. Enjoy yer prog! W***nker!

By the power of Grayskull, June's edition of The Prog Files is here and ready to embark upon its question for global domination. Apart from total control of the Earth, this month's podcast features new and classic prog including Kate Bush, The Smile, Vangelis and a trip to some far-flung musical shore. Why not download or stream it...while you still have freewill.

Is a bout of Covid going to stop me bringing you May's edition of The Prog Files podcast? No, it most certainly is not. Fresh from isolation and testing negative, here's an hour's top quality prog rock, both new and old. In this edition, you'll find music from Haken, Yes, Transatlantic and something very Belgian among others.

No, you're most definitely not being taken for an April fool. It is a new episode of The Prog Files, fresh and smelling as good as a new car. Why don't you take it for a spin? Enjoy the way it handles. You'll get John Miles to the gallon, Genesis and The Flower Kings plus a visit to a far-flung prog shore. Do yourself a favour. You know you want it!

Crash! Bang! Wallop! Wot a podcast! Yes, it's here: March's edition of The Prog Files is neatly attired and reporting for duty. This month, we have some top prog to set you on your way including Yes, Marillion, Hammock, Hans Zimmer and a trip to a far-flung shore. Join me, why don't you? There's always room for a little one at the back. (And no, that's not a euphemism.)

Well, you asked for it and you got it. February's edition of The Prog Files has washed, shaved, brushed its teeth, flossed and is ready for action. This month, it's a bumper helping of Pink Floyd, Jan Hammer, Al di Meola and prog from some far-flung shore that will ease you into the chillest month of the year -- assuming you're northern hemisphere. If you're southern hemisphere, lay back and enjoy some great prog in the sunshine!

Gosh, I can hardly believe it's January, but here we are -- and there you are! Ready for some more weapons-grade prog rock to start your year. So, this month for your delectation, we have The Anchoress, Dave Gilmour, Blue Oyster Cult, something from a far-flung shore and much more. So if you're suffering from a case of the post-festive blues, strap on your headphones, go for a walk and enjoy this podcast. It's just what the doctor ordered.