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The Fairports recall the making of 1970's Full House, the band's first album without founding member Ashley Hutchings and with new boy Dave Pegg

In 2021 a refreshed and reinvigorated Caravan released their finest album for years. This is the story...

The Family singer and solo artist in his own right, Roger Chapman reflects on a 50-year career

The folk progger reflects on a career that started with guitar lessons from Robert Fripp and has seen him work with the likes of Rick Wakeman, Alan Parsons and more...

Mike Oldfield's eighth studio album, 1983's Crises, saw him riding a wave of new popularity in the 80s

He's played with Henry Cow, National Health and Mike Oldfield, but what makes John Greaves tick? We catch up with the musician to explore his incredible career so far and find out more about his solo albums

How prog supergroup Emerson Lake & Palmer's created their epic 1974 album Brain Salad Surgery

Want to catch up on some reading? Here are 12 of the best books about progressive music

The musical collective praised randomness, caught the attention of Brian Eno and were self-described as “modern semi-acoustic chamber music”, amongst other things. But just how prog were they?

Dhani Harrison may have a famous father, but the multi-instrumentalist wants to be respected as a musician and composer in his own right with his solo debut IN///PARALLEL