The Emerald Dawn have placed the climate emergency at the centre of their sixth album, The Land, The Sea, The Air . Ally Carter and Tree Stewart tell Prog how the first volume of this ambitious two-album set came together and how a new-found love of fusion has bolstered their sound.

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Pagan folk-rockers Spriggan Mist were virtual unknowns in prog circles. Then came their breakthrough set at HRH Prog, which launched them as one of the most must-see live acts. With the release of their seventh studio album, The Glare , Prog sat down with husband and wife founders Baz and Maxine Cilia to talk faeries, festivals and friendly feuds.