Asia

Hot new prog from Asia, Maiah Wynne, Jonas Bjerre and more in Prog's brand new Tracks Of The Week

By Jerry Ewing Published 14 August 26

Top new proggy sounds you must hear from Exist Immortal, Hippotraktor, Dualisis, End Of Abyss and more in our all-new Tracks Of The Week

Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson quizzed by Yes, Genesis, ELP stars and others

By Dave Everley Published 12 August 26

Discover his thoughts on three-fingered guitar playing, a rock icon asking for his autograph, hot chillis, abandoned rabbit suits, never learning to drive, retirement, the 70s codpiece – and why he took up flute in the first place

“The peak had passed. But some albums kept the flame alive”: What did the 80s ever do for prog?

By Nick Shilton Published 11 August 26

If the genre ruled the world in 70s, the following decade was about retreating and taking stock. But it wasn’t all bad – here are 10 of the best records from that interesting time

Awesome new prog from Asia, Teiger, Aisles and more in Prog's brand new Tracks Of The Week

By Jerry Ewing Published 10 July 26

Top roggy sounds you must hear from Crumbling Ghost, Fallen Letters, Gardenhead, Winter In Eden and more in our all-new Tracks Of The Week

This doom metal master listens to prog icon John Wetton constantly. Here’s why

By Natasha Scharf Published 8 July 26

He names the King Crimson classic that means the most to him, and credits Asia, Family and Camel among his other prog influences

“I got shot down many times: ‘It’s pop. It’s bubblegum. The logo is ugly. We don’t hear a single!’” Asia’s debut album

By Mark Blake Published 30 June 26

The fleeting moment when a prog supergroup hijacked the US pop charts, becoming 1982's band of the summer

10 bands who peaked with the first song on their first album

By Fraser Lewry Published 3 June 26

Some bands just get it right first time

The best rock supergroups in history, from Cream to Velvet Revolver

By Philip Wilding, Dave Everley Published 19 May 26

Some supergroups just aren't worth the sum of their parts. These are the exceptions

Amazingly, a prog supergroup soundtracked the summer of 1982. Their secret? English church music

By Mark Blake Published 8 March 26

With a background in three of the genre’s biggest bands, the quartet got tired of creating epics and decided to go pop. But they know their debut album would have only achieved a thousandth of its sales without the last track to be added