No progress bar while playing tracks!

As per the screenie. This track was playing. No progress slider.
I looked in settings and couldnt find an option to switch it back on. I noticed gone a couple of days ago.
Any thoughts?
Cheeers
Ross

If you tap on the screen do additional controls not show up?

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