Tesseract: "We’re never going to be a radio band"
What does the future hold for Tesseract? We sit down with guitarist James Monteith to find out
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"Jim Morrison’s a talentless bastard – and he’s dead" Thom Yorke's long lost interview
Back in 1992, fledgling music journalist Ian Fortnam interviewed neophyte rock type Thom Yorke for The Scene fanzine. The result? A fascinating early insight into one of today’s more reclusive musicmakers
10 Key Songs From A Perfect Circle's Inner Circle
Pivotal songs from A Perfect Circle and beyond...
How King Gizzard & The Wizard Lizard's Polygondwanaland became the ultimate vinyl release
Anyone can release King Gizzard & The Wizard Lizard's Polygondwanaland... and the latest version comes with flashing LEDs and a remote control
Can: The making of landmark album Tago Mago
In the heady days of 1971, German experimentalists Can pushed the musical envelope to the furthest fringes with their landmark album Tago Mago. Cue broken bones, acid-fried recording sessions, and terrified British actors
You by my side: Nick Beggs pays tribute to Chris Squire
Nick Beggs, bassist with Steven Wilson, talks about the impact Chris Squire had on his playing and reflects on the work of the man he called his friend
Toundra's Ten Favourite Motorpsycho Songs
Spanish instrumental proggers are huge fans of the Norwegian prog legends...
The 100 Greatest Prog Songs Of All Time
What is the greatest prog anthem of all time? We asked you – and prog's leading artists – to vote for your favourites…
Trevor Horn Discusses Yes' Fly From Here - Return Trip
Prog legends will headline London's Palladium this Saturday and Sunday
Kino's Track By Track Guide To Radio Voltaire
John Mitchell and Pete Trewavas guide us through the band's new album
The 10 most epic Orphaned Land songs
Introduce yourselves to the world of Israeli proggers Orphaned Land, with this run down of their 10 most epic tracks
Orphaned Land: "Only the good die young. That's the meaning of this album"
As frontman for Israeli proggers Orphaned Land, Kobi Farhi passionately wants people to question the world around them. He talks about life, Plato and turning down money from Steve Hackett
Every Jethro Tull album in Ian Anderson's own words
Ian Anderson reassesses every Jethro Tull studio album of the last 50 years…
Tony Banks: I read Mike’s book and I didn’t like it very much
Genesis man Tony Banks prefers to write classical music, stay out of the limelight, and not read his colleagues’ books
Between The Buried And Me's track by track guide to Automata I
Between The Buried And Me's Dan Briggs goes through Automata I one song at a time
Ian Anderson: "Heavy Horses is a logical successor to Songs From The Wood"
Jethro Tull’s Heavy Horses turns 40 this year, and there’s a special box set to celebrate the occasion. Ian Anderson looks back on the album’s creation…
