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Debate: What was the best prog album of 1976?
By Martin Kielty published
Punk might have been on the rise but Rush, Genesis, Jon Anderson, Van der Graaf Generator, Kansas, Alan Parsons, Camel and Soft Machine released records that became all-time greats. But which one is your favourite – and why?

The 20 best prog reissues of 2025
By Prog Magazine published
Long-awaited cuts from Pink Floyd, Genesis, Rush, Mike Oldfield and many more got the deluxe treatment over the past 12 months. Is your favourite on our list?

Alan Parsons Project story to be told for first time in official book
By Martin Kielty published
Earlybird sign-up for 200-page hardback offers choice of two editions, discount price when pre-order begins, your name in the memoir and fast delivery on publication

“It was a fear I had. It was unfounded”: Studio star reveals big regret to a fan who’s now a star himself
By Jo Kendall published
The Pink Floyd collaborator thought his career would last two years. But in the past five decades he’s had surprise hits, overreacted to a myth about tape, and made colleagues believe his ideas had been their own

Debate: What’s the greatest concept album of all time?
By Martin Kielty published
The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway is incredible, but were Genesis outdone by Pink Floyd, Dream Theater, Rush, Marillion or even The Kinks?

“Forensic foray into album that changed recorded music”: Alan Parsons Project’s I Robot: Super Deluxe Box Set
By Gary McKenzie published
Despite a number of previous reissues, 1977 man-versus-machine concept album has never been explored so comprehensively

New reissue of The Alan Parsons Project's I Robot to be released in October
By Jerry Ewing published
The Alan Parsons Project's I Robot is to be reissued on CD, vinyl and as a five-disc limited edition Super Deluxe box set

Cracking prog, Gromit! Aardman movies were made to soundtrack of Jeff Wayne, Focus, Goldfrapp
By Jo Kendall published
“We had a clunky old vinyl player and people would bring in odd records…” Minds open to limitless music helped build a legacy leading up to Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl
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