Malcolm Dome

In 2011, annoyed that guitarist Davey O’List claimed more credit than was due for The Nice’s debut album, Keith Emerson and Lee Jackson popped into the Prog offices to set the record straight

In 1976 krautrock pioneers Can released I Want More as a single and found themselves in the UK Top 30 and on Top Of The Pops!

It may have split their eager-to-argue fanbase but there's no denying the Trevor Rabin era of Yes were incredibly successful

How Queensryche went from prog metal wannabes to the UK singles charts with Silent Lucidity

Banned when it was originally released in 1976, it was Kenny Everett that helped fire this UK avant garde quartet into the UK Top 5

In 1978 Mike Oldfield's sister Sally proved he wasn't the only family member who could pen a memorable tune

In 1971 UK prog rockers Curved Air found themselves at No. 4 in the UK charts and on Top Of The Pops!

Emerson, Lake & Palmer's progged up version of Aaron Copland's classical piece Fanfare For The Common Man was their biggest ever hit single!

Keith Emerson on the making of ELP's landmark sophomore album and why it was always his live favourite...

Scorpions singer Klaus Meine selects 11 extraordinary singles, and reveals how he tried and failed to bring peace to the Korean peninsular

An exploration of the puzzling, mould-breaking, occasionally very noisy and often terrifying world of King Crimson

From playing bass with The Vegas Kings, a rockabilly outfit formed in 1957, to his time with Rainbow, Black Sabbath, solo and beyond, Ronnie James Dio had a career like no other

Updated From cult psychedelic warriors to global rock superstars, these are the Scorpions 19 studio albums, ranked from woeful to wonderful

Randy Bachman grew up with Neil Young, tried to get The Who to change their name, saw more of Tina Turner than most. These are his stories

When Sabbath and Ozzy parted it seemed the Brummie metal gods had met their end. But as Tony Iommi tells Hammer, Ronnie James Dio was their rainbow in the dark

Justin Hawkins from The Darkness picks ten albums that shone a light down the path to rock'n'roll triumph

Styx were the definitive pomp rock band of the 70s and 80s, and these 10 songs embody their epic songwriting and showmanship

Eighties pop stat Nik Kershaw forgets all about riddles and snoods and remembers his love of Gentle Giant

Buckcherry's Hellbound was one of our Albums of 2021, marking them out as one of the finest trashy rock’n’roll bands around.

Gryphon singer and drummer Dave Oberlé celebrates 50 years of rocking the crumhorn and more...

Dug Pinnick of King’s X on Master Of Reality, an often overlooked Black Sabbath album that is "very dark, very stark, yet also uplifting"

From Delain and Devin Townsend to Celtic Frost, Nightwish and Cradle Of Filth, these are the 25 best symphonic metal releases that saw metal embrace its grandiose side

When it was time for the Scorpions to close the Day On The Green festival, they were determined to get from their dressing room to the stage in style. So they took a limo. “What do you expect us to do?” asked guitarist Rudy Schenker. “Walk?!”