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Another fantastic line up for 4 Play IV 2nd Nov 25.


Ticket Link Below

Order our new CD Pre Release
"The Glare"

Pre-order our new CD which is going to be released on the ProgRock.com Essentials Labels on 2nd November 2025.
Watch out for the reviews of the album. The digital release is being released here
The first single form the album will be released on the 1st October which is Ianatores Terrestes.
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Chris Harland- Prog Exploration Plus


“A superb, energetic set of folk tinged rock which had the audience up on their feet whooping and clapping up a storm. Fantastic”


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Alison Reijman

Prog Magazine


“Bonkers Bedazzling and brilliant, the Mist should'nt be missed”


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David Edwards

Reviewer at The Progressive Aspect

“Spriggan Mist were the surprise package of HRH Prog XI for many – and a very welcome one too. Billed as a pagan folk rock band, they are definitely dynamic, progressive folk rock with light and shade throughout. The five-piece band from Royal Berkshire exuded freshness in their instrumentation. Definitely a band to keep an eye on in the near future, if you like a bit of folklore mixed in with your prog rock!”. 

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On paper they may seem a fairly straightforward rock band with a penchant for fantasy/sci-fi themes but somehow the tunes, the dual guitar interplay, the costumes, the emotive vocals from Fay Brotherhood, and their connection with the audience has built something rather special. 

Lee Mellows

The Progressive Aspect