Singer-songwriter Imelda May on spirituality, new album 11 Past The Hour, activism and sticking it to music industry ageism

Broadcaster, filmmaker, musician and DJ Don Letts picks his records, artists and gigs of lasting significance, and reveals why we need more people like Joe Strummer

We all love to put on a favourite album, switch off the lights and just totally tune in. So does Colleen Murphy, and with her Classic Album Sundays she’s taken the experience further

The Vinyl Detective Andrew Cartmel takes us through his favourite Pink Floyd, ELP, Jethro Tull, Zappa and Kate Bush records

They might be better known for Lola and Sunny Afternoon, but The Kinks' Arthur had all the hallmarks of a prog album

Fan of Motörhead, Sabbath and/or AC/DC? Then you might want to get caught up in the Black Spiders web

X-Ray Spex's “mad glasses”, feminism, bondage trousers and a brilliant, troubled leader made these punk enigmas an alluring prospect

In the late 1960s Muddy Waters and Howlin’ Wolf turned to the psychedelic rock world in a bid to revitalise their careers. It was a huge gamble. But would it pay off?

Romantic interlude: King Crimson founder Robert Fripp reveals the secrets of his long marriage to actress and musician Toyah Willcox

Shakespeare's Sister and Bananarama star Siobhan Fahey says a schoolgirl crush kickstarted a life-long love of the UK prog giants

Masked Singer presenter Joel Dommett prefers some Muse, Tool, Coheed and Cave In when it comes to music

"I saw him a few time," says Woody. "The most memorable was at the Rainbow Theatre in 77."

Prog writer Jo Kendall reckons they did, inspiring the likes of Oceansize along the way...

Toast Of London star Matt Berry is a fan of Jean Michel Jarre, Mike Oldfield, Pink Floyd and more

There's no messing as the singer serves up the full monty for the Daughters Of Expediency...

You may recognise Steven Mackintosh as Elton John's emotionally distant father in the new Rocketman flick, but did you know he's a massive music buff? We take a look at his collection...

It's Supper's Ready and it's Amos' Chocolate Lava Cake...

"I still listen to Close To The Edge once a month," says US musician and producer Moby

Quintessentially English psych pop with an impressive line-up…

Supper's Ready with Cosmograf mainman Robin Armstrong...

Supper's Ready with the iamthemorning singer...

It's the sound of brand new psych from Down Under…