Tim Bowness

They were regarded as synth-pop but we say they’re prog. So do members of Marillion, Porcupine Tree and No-Man

By Sid Smith Published 20 July 26

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

“They’ve had a lesser impact due to their complexity”: No-Man’s Tim Bowness on Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson

By David West Published 13 June 26

They collaborated on Bowness’ 2017 album Lost In The Ghost Light, but his appreciation for the rock flute icon goes back to Tull’s early trilogies

The bloody-minded duo who dared to delete a Robert Fripp solo in front of him

By Rob Hughes Published 27 March 26

Their groundbreaking 1994 album has stood the test of time – but their refusal to compromise with label and management made it look as if their time was up

What members of Marillion, Dream Theater, Asia and more think of Yes’ Tales From Topographic Oceans

By Sid Smith Published 6 November 25

It was the double-album that split critics, fans and the line-up who recorded it. We asked a range of prog stars for their thoughts on the 1973 release

“Do I think, ‘Why is Steven Wilson having hits and I’m not?’ No”: Tim Bowness’ Late Night Laments

By Dave Everley Published 28 August 25

With songs for the lost and the lonely, detailing trauma and loss – but hardly ever his own – Bowness’ intensely personal sixth album is another fine addition to his impressive body of work

“From beauty to absolute hideousness”: The roots of Tim Bowness’ Powder Dry

By Jeremy Allen Published 18 September 24

Struggling to express conviction, the serial band member and collaborator went it alone for his most experimental album to date… although he didn’t use the pedalboard Peter Hammill lent him

Cool new proggy sounds from Tim Bowness, Charlotte Wessels, Dim Gray and more in Prog's Tracks Of The Week

By Jerry Ewing Published 30 August 24

Great new prog you must hear today from Koyo, Lizzard, Frant1c and more...