Talk Talk

After pop success set Mark Hollis and co free from label restrictions, they caused a sea change in popular music – although it took a while to be appreciated

They may have traded in the pop world, but their go-to inspirations included King Crimson and Can – and the artists they influenced in turn cross many genres

Their bassist quit, then the band split after one more record. Nearly four decades on, their ambitious post rock album is regarded as a masterpiece

Decades after playing to 80,000 people a night with Wang Chung, the Canterbury artist went wild on Epigonal Quark, with help from Syd Arthur and others

The complete studio output of Mark Hollis' groundbreaking, hugely influential band, re-reviewed and ranked

Vocalist’s 1998 release was full of prog promise for the future, but turned out to be his last artistic statement before his 2019 death