Bill Bruford

A North American edition of the "big band" version of Earthworks; recorded live in 2004.

With Bill Bruford, Luis Conte, Chad Wackerman and Doudou N'Diaye Rose.

1979 TV performance by the Bruford band, with Dave Stewart (keys) and Allan Holdsworth (guitar).

King Crimson covers by jazz trio led by Ian Wallace.

Patrick Moraz

CD remaster of this 1971 eponymous album from Moraz's first major band.

CD remaster of Moraz's band with Lee Jackson and Brian Davison of The Nice.

CD remaster with two bonus tracks. This was Moraz's effort from the period when all five Yesmen released solo albums.

CD remaster with one bonus track.

CD remaster with one bonus track.

CD remaster with one bonus track for Moraz's album with flautist Syrinx.

CD remaster with two bonus remixes.

CD remaster with bonus tracks expected.

CD remaster with bonus tracks expected.

Trevor Horn

Career spanning 2CD retrospective.

Produced by Trevor Horn with appearances by Virgil Howe on percussion.

Live album with orchestra recorded earlier this year. Trevor Horn played bass and is the musical director, while also appearing are Art of Noise members Anne Dudley and Lol Creme, former Buggles drummer Paul Robinson and guest singers including Robbie Williams and Rufus Wainwright

First single from Fundamental; produced by Trevor Horn. A US dance club hit.

Second single from Fundamental; produced by Trevor Horn.

Third single from Fundamental with a new edit involving Horn.

4CD box set of early Art of Noise: the first three discs are previously unreleased material, largely from the making of the first album, while CD 4 contains rare alternate versions. Includes an appearance by Alan White.

New band produced by Trevor Horn.

First single from This is Hazelville, produced by Trevor Horn.

Song arranged and mixed by and with additional production and vocals by Trevor Horn.

Album including "Valentine", on which Trevor Horn guests. He's not on the rest of the album, but it's still some great pop.

Includes Trevor Horn's 15 min. "Crash Your Car Megamix".

Geoff Downes

Follow-up album by the new collaboration between John Wetton and Geoff Downes, which is continuing in parallel with their reunion in Asia.

Live album taken from touring in 2006, mixing Icon numbers with old Asia material. (No, I don't know why the US release is available at Amazon.co.uk, but not at Amazon.com, while the European version is available at Amazon.com, but not at Amazon.co.uk.)

DVD of a 2005 in-studio, acoustic concert.

CD release of the above DVD.

Includes alternate versions of tracks on Icon and new recordings. 

New studio material and a live performance from 2003.

Final Asia album with John Payne. Links are for the special edition with bonus DVD.

Includes guest appearances by Geoff Downes and Tony Levin.

Compilation of acoustic recordings, including a version of "Heat of the Moment".

Trevor Rabin

Soundtrack compilation album for the hit film including a score extract by Rabin.

Soundtrack compilation including two pieces with Trevor Rabin involvement.

Soundtrack score album.

Soundtrack score album.

Billy Sherwood

Sidewinder's re-release of this 2002 album including Billy Sherwood, Michael Sherwood, Tony Levin.

Tony Levin

New solo album with band including Jerry Marotta and Larry Fast, plus guest appearances by Adrian Belew and Steve Lukather.

Compilation covering Levin's recordings with Magna Carta with some previously unreleased material from the sessions for Bozzio Levin Stevens sessions.

Tony Levin guests. Also with John Medeski on keys.

Family

Deborah Anderson sings and co-wrote three numbers and contributes backing vocals to three more.

Debut album from new band with drums by Alex Bruford.

Dylan Howe's band—Dylan on drums, Quentin Collins on trumpet, Brandon Allen on tenor sax, Ross Stanley on piano, Aidan O'Donnell on double bass—recorded live, playing mostly original pieces.

Dad Steve and John Etheridge both guest on a John Scofield cover. The liner notes were written by Bill Bruford, although he doesn't play on the album.

Dylan Howe guests, as does fellow Blockhead Norman Watt-Roy on bass.

Debut album by this new Los Angeles band with Ryan Rabin on drums.

Adam Wakeman branches out on to guitar as well as keys for his latest solo album.

Ballads, rock and prog from Oliver Wakeman. Oliver is now playing live in support of the album and working on a follow-up.