PROG IN BRIEF

Celebrated Icelandic theremin player Hekla (right) returns with Turnar, released on March 14 via Phantom Limb. The album was recorded in rural France and she’s augmented by voice, cello and the church organ of Kristján Hrannar. She headlines Cafe Oto in London on March 5. For more see www.facebook.com/heklaheklahekla. Van der Graaf Generator’s 1978 album World Record is re-released as a double-CD and Blu-ray clamshell via Esoteric on March 28. The original album has been remastered and the second disc features a remix by Stephen W Tayler. The Blu-ray includes 5.1 surround sound and stereo mixes. See www.vandergraafgenerator.co.uk. Prog pioneers Camel are revisiting the 80s with the re-release of their 1984 live album Pressure Points: Live In Concert. It’s issued as a two-CD and Blu-ray set on March 28 via…

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