Jack Hues - Electro-Acoustic Works 20:20: "a truly heartfelt album" By Daryl Easlea Not yet rated Elegant protest album from the man who once implored us to have fun tonight
The making of Peter Gabriel's So By Daryl Easlea In 1986 Peter Gabriel released his fifth studio album So. It was a huge international hit. This is how it happened.
Kayak - Out Of This World review By Daryl Easlea Not yet rated Another stellar instalment from Holland’s premier pomp proggers.
Jon Anderson - Olias Of Sunhillow (Expanded & Remastered Digipak Edition) review By Daryl Easlea Not yet rated Yes icon’s much-loved solo debut gets new sparkle.
Downes Braide Association - Halcyon Hymns review By Daryl Easlea Not yet rated Superior concept album revelling in a distant past.
Kevin Godley - Muscle Memory By Daryl Easlea Not yet rated Belated solo debut from the former leader of 10cc’s art wing, Kevin Godley
How Pink Floyd made The Final Cut and learned to hate each other By Daryl Easlea The last album Roger Waters made with Pink Floyd was set against the backdrop of the Falklands Conflict, with the band's own break-up on the horizon
The 50 greatest Pink Floyd songs ever By Fraser Lewry, Rob Hughes, Jerry Ewing, Henry Yates, Hugh Fielder, Mark Blake, Daryl Easlea, Glen Povey, Tim Batcup From underground clubs to sold-out stadiums, Pink Floyd's path through rock has been revolutionary and stunningly successful. Here are their 50 best songs
How Genesis made Selling England By The Pound By Daryl Easlea Examining the magic behind the enduring appeal of Genesis's 1973 album Selling England By The Pound
Gentle Giant: "We were never being serious musos – we just wanted to entertain" By Daryl Easlea Prog takes a trip to witness Gentle Giant being inducted into the Portsmouth Hall Of Fame, and to discuss the early days with the band to mark the release of new album Three Piece Suite
Peter Hammill: "I've been doing what the hell I like for 50 years" By Daryl Easlea Evocative of his late-70s solo work, From The Trees is an album that only Peter Hammill could make – and it’s his 35th solo one at that. We catch up with him to find out about the new album
David Gilmour on touring, Pompeii and the future By Daryl Easlea As David Gilmour: Live At Pompeii reaches cinemas ahead of its release on DVD, CD and vinyl, the Pink Floyd man joins Prog for a chat
The inside story of Pink Floyd’s classic Live At Pompeii By Daryl Easlea A maverick filmmaker, a band reaching the peak of their powers, an iconic venue steeped in history, and a singing Afghan Hound: this is the inside story of Pink Floyd’s Live At Pompeii
It's Prog, Jim, But Not As We Know It: David Gates By Daryl Easlea Arguing the toss for David Gates – First's addition to the prog canon
Just how progressive was 1980s pop music? By Daryl Easlea To mark Steven Wilson's new 80s-inspired album, we re-explore his cultural references and discover just how progressive the 1980s actually were…
Genesis Play Spot The Pigeon By Daryl Easlea Genesis’ three-track Spot The Pigeon EP gave the band their first Top 20 UK singles chart hit, but you won’t find its songs on a greatest hits set…
Mike Rutherford: "Prog is brave people trying to do something challenging" By Daryl Easlea Mike Rutherford’s Mike + The Mechanics are back with Let Me Fly, a soaring new album. The man himself talks about his pop connections, life on the road and being in a ‘man band’
Wind & Wuthering: Genesis look back on their boldest prog statement By Daryl Easlea It was the album that one writer claimed made Yes and Pink Floyd redundant - Tony Banks, Steve Hackett, Mike Rutherford and co-producer David Hentschel recall making Wind & Wuthering
The managers that built prog: Peter Eden By Daryl Easlea He’s one of music’s most unassuming characters, yet Peter Eden has enjoyed one of the most fascinating careers. Here he looks back at his time as a manager, songwriter, producer and more
Mike Oldfield: "I used to think 'What's gone wrong with the world?'" By Daryl Easlea On the verge of his Return To Ommadawn album, Mike Oldfield talks to Prog about the importance of location, surviving hurricanes and how to avoid pop porridge
The managers that built prog: Peter Jenner By Daryl Easlea We talk to the man who turned Floyd into stars, established prog rock in the consciousness of the public and has enjoyed a 50-year career in the music business
Genesis, Peter Gabriel, and the story of The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway By Daryl Easlea The story of the most controversial period in the illustrious career of Genesis: the overblown Lamb Lies Down On Broadway and Peter Gabriel's departure
Meet Paul Conroy, the man who turned Genesis into stars By Daryl Easlea He might have masterminded the Spice Girls, but Paul Conroy's eclectic career also took in in prog and punk, making Genesis and Van der Graaf Generator into stars in the process
The inside story of Pink Floyd's The Early Years 1965-1972 box set By Daryl Easlea We look inside the newly-released bumper Pink Floyd The Early Years 1965-1972 box set
Pink Floyd's More and Obscured By Clouds go under the microscope By Daryl Easlea Pink Floyd's new box set features two of the band’s most misunderstood ‘widow albums’ – we examine these and the rest of Floyd’s varied work with soundtracks
