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Toyah and Robert Fripp continue to bring the noise with chaotic old-skool cover of (You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party!)
"It's a brand new instalment and it's a good one!" says Willcox
Robert Fripp and King Crimson manager David Singleton announce West Coast US dates
Robert Fripp and David Singleton tell Calidfronia to "ask the questions that get us out of bed in the morning..." on their upcoming Californian spoken word dates
“He never set out to please or comfort, so we often end up with his brilliant musical mind at its best… For that, we can forgive the physical abuse of a few Hammond L-100s”: King Crimson, Marillion, Tangent members and more pay tribute to Keith Emerson
15 more examples of his best work, as described by Jakko Jakszyk, Mark Kelly, Andy Tillison, Jem Godfrey, Arjen Lucassen and musicians who worked with the late keyboard genius
Robert Fripp and Toyah have covered Lick It Up by Kiss and we may never sleep again
In which King Crimson leader Robert Fripp appears in Kiss make-up while sporting a grotesque, oversized tongue. Happy New Year everyone!
Robert Fripp broadcasts 23-second Christmas message of love and creativity
Robert Fripp's Christmas message comes in the wake of a neighbourhood fire that threatened some of his guitars
Watch Robert Fripp and Daryl Hall play King Crimson's classic Red without rehearsing together first
Robert Fripp guests on Daryl Hall's Live From Daryl's House, says grace before dinner, and reveals that the pair once attended a Ramones show together
Louise Patricia Crane releases 'love letter' cover of King Crimson's Ladies Of The Road
Prog singer singwriter Louise Patricia Crane will release her new solo album next Spring
“Whenever King Crimson is in active mode there is nothing else I can do with my life… to be able to focus on being more of a guitarist is the right place for me”: Robert Fripp’s new lease of life
Now Toyah & Robert’s Sunday Lunch has moved from the kitchen to the stage, he enjoys ”giving a heavy kicking to received opinion”
“I was interested in being on stage with people who are not only comfortable with not knowing what’s going to happen next, but would rather not know”: Bill Bruford’s journey through jazz and prog
The groundbreaking drummer’s bid to find a balance between Yes, King Crimson and Genesis on one hand, and his Earthworks project on the other
