David Gilmour Graces the Cover of Prog Magazine: A Must-Read Issue for Music Enthusiasts
Renowned Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour is the star of the latest issue of Prog magazine, which is now available for purchase. This issue marks a significant moment for Gilmour fans, as it coincides with the announcement of his first solo album in nine years, “Luck And Strange.” Known for his signature evocative guitar tone, emotive solos, and distinct voice, Gilmour shares insights about the new release and reveals plans for a follow-up album.
Prog magazine offers an in-depth interview with Gilmour, providing a closer look at the creative process behind his upcoming work. The issue also features a special section where 30 of Gilmour’s peers, collaborators, and fans from the prog world discuss their favorite performances by the legendary guitarist. This exploration highlights the enduring impact of Gilmour’s contributions to music and his influence on fellow musicians.
In addition to the spotlight on Gilmour, the magazine includes interviews and articles on other notable artists. Thijs van Leer discusses the latest album from Focus, titled “12,” while Gryphon reminisces about their prolific year in 1974, when they released two albums and toured with Yes. Fairport Convention’s Dave ‘Peggy’ Pegg reflects on his illustrious career as he prepares for the Cropredy Festival, and former ELO bass player Michael de Albuquerque is tracked down for an exclusive feature.
The issue also covers the latest news from artists like Tim Bowness, Jadis, Azure, Kavus Torabi, Rendezvous Point, Evergrey, and Alcest, and reviews Leprous’s new album. Additionally, readers can enjoy live reviews of performances by Yes, Saucerful Of Secrets, and Caligula’s Horse.
As a bonus, this issue of Prog includes a free sampler from Spirit Of Unicorn Music, featuring tracks from Yes, Keith Emerson, Greg Lake, Focus, and John Wetton. Readers will also receive four collectible David Gilmour postcards.
Despite Covid-related restrictions, Prog magazine is available in most UK supermarkets and newsagents. Digital editions can be purchased through the Apple Store, Zinio, and other retailers. International subscriptions are also available. In North America, the magazine can be found at Barnes & Noble and Books-A-Million, although availability may be slightly delayed compared to the UK release.
Whether you’re a devoted fan of David Gilmour or a lover of progressive music, this issue of Prog promises to be an engaging read filled with exclusive content and fascinating stories from the world of prog rock.
