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Sevendust's 30-Year odyssey: Success, near-bankruptcy and new purpose
Sevendust were a gold-certified, shit-hot live act making serious money – but they weren’t seeing any of it. Staring down bankruptcy and on the brink of collapse, they refused to be knocked down
“Bands like ELP, Yes and Genesis were seen as over-the-top, showing-off kinds of performers. And to some extent I felt that, too”: Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson decided to lampoon prog and ended up making “the mother of all concept albums”
Song? Album? Fake newspaper? Jethro Tull’s mad masterpiece is all of them and more
“A feeling of loss but a sense of relief”: When David Gilmour auctioned 123 of his guitars
Just before he raised a record-breaking $21.5m, the Pink Floyd axe hero showed and played some of the historic instrument’s he’d decided to part with
“Prog taught me to do whatever the hell you want”: 10 times Iron Maiden went shamelessly all-out prog
A fan of Jethro Tull and Genesis, Steve Harris always had the longform genre among his influences. Over the past four decades his band have made more and more of it
Inside Slaughter To Prevail's bloodiest gig ever
Slaughter To Prevail's Blood4Blood is the first event of its kind: metal bands, bare-knuckle fights and buckets of blood
Alex Lifeson on the battle behind Rush's most divisive song, Subdivisions
Sonically, Subdivisions took Rush further into the world of synthesisers – and guitarist Alex Lifeson wasn't happy about it
The story of Icon's stunning melodic metal masterpiece, Night Of The Crime
They came from the desert, and they rocked
Four Japanese schoolboys fell in love with The Beatles in the mid 70s. 50 years later they embarked on their own magical mystery tour
How the world's most wholesome Beatles fans lived out their dreams with a Fab Four pilgrimage
