Chris Squire

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Yes portrait, 1983

Yes: "90125 Was A New Beginning For Us, Not Just Another Chapter"

By Malcolm Dome published

In 1983 Yes stormed the charts with a new pop sound. Yet just months before, the band hadn’t even existed. This is the story of one of music’s least likely comebacks...

Albums
The Syn - Trustworks album cover

The Syn - Trustworks album review

By Dom Lawson published

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Steve Nardelli’s brainchild, The Syn, bolstered by Moon Safari

Albums
Trevor Rabin

The Best Trevor Rabin-Era Yes Songs

By Malcolm Dome published

With ARW out on the road, we look back at Rabin's previous Yes-related era...

Tracks & Singles
Yes band photograph

Yes - Tales From Topographic Oceans Expanded Edition album review

By Fraser Lewry published

Steven Wilson-tweaked, now longer version of the prog gods’ 1973 album that Yes fans still bicker over whether it’s bonkers or brilliant

Albums
Yes live at the Rainbow Theatre, London

Jon Anderson: There's No Point Pretending That I'm Mates With Yes

By Mark Blake published

The singer and songwriter on Yes, God, good drugs and bad times

Interviews
Yes in 2004

Jon Anderson: My last message to Chris Squire

By Martin Kielty published

Former Yes frontman Jon Anderson reveals the final message he sent to Chris Squire before bassist’s death

Interviews
Chris Squire onstage

Chris Squire: 10 Of The Best

By Mark Blake published

As a tribute to prog's founding father Chris Squire, we look at his finest musical moments

Bands & Artists
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Chris Squire: The Heart Of The Matter

By Sid Smith published

Sid Smith remembers the late, great Yes bassist

Interviews
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