Greg Moffitt

While times and technologies have changed, the synth pioneer has never wavered from the “brave new world” ideas embedded in his analogue beginnings

The modern doom scene owes a huge debt to Saint Vitus

Katatonia frontman Jonas Renske looks back on his band’s epic journey out of the death metal underground

Back in 2011, Ghost gave their first major interview to Metal Hammer. This is what they had to say

Synth and electronic prog maestro Tim Blake looks back over a six-decade‑long career, remembers falling out with Daevid Allen and gives us his views on Brexit...

A true musical maverick, Klaus Schulze has always rejected labels and genres of all kinds. Here he discusses his work outside music's boundaries

In an era when synthesisers are more often used to recreate the sound of the past rather than conjuring up an exciting future, we find out whether they still have a role in prog

Constantly evolving, shocking and inspiring, the synth has provided the soundtrack of the future as far back as the 1920s

Baltic Fleet - the British project fuelled by post-rock, Krautrock, electronica and a drive to be progressive

Our far-out trip to far-flung prog

One half of French duo Zombie Zombie goes it alone with solo electronic endeavour.

Saluting the scene’s supporting crew