Prog Features

Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson might have become an average blues guitarist. Instead he became the best one-legged flute player in the world, and for more than 50 years led his band to critical acclaim and huge commercial success

A unique sound, a handful of great albums but no sniff of the charts, King’s X were the greatest unknown band in the world

Queensryche interviewed about their classic Operation: Mindcrime, the milestone album that became a millstone

These two Prog readers are fed up of hearing why women don’t like prog

King Crimson's 1974 album Starless And Bible Black was one of the finest live albums of all time – and one nobody knew was actually live

Did what you watch as a kid inform your later musical taste? Here's 20 very proggy TV offerings we've watched over the years

How “the guy-next-door” drummer Phil Collins saved the day after Peter Gabriel left

Dutch prog icon takes his Inside The Electric Castle to the live stage

With coronavirus causing chaos in the world of music, we’ve come up with the best ways you can help support your favourite musicians, record stores, venues and shops during the current lockdown

"People like Bill Rieflin don’t come around that often" says King Crimson biographer Sid Smith

Jon Courtney guides us through the first new Pure Reason Revolution album for ten years

NOW TV have a huge selection of music documentaries, specials and live concerts to watch - and we've picked 10 of the very best to watch right now

Drinking beer is fun – and making it can be, too. Here’s our pick of the best home brew kits to get you through the coming weeks…

From Bob Dylan to Keith Richards: these are best music documentaries on Netflix US

Jonathan Stolber chooses his favourite atmospheric piano-led pieces for Prog readers

From Rolling Stones to Bob Dylan to Lemmy, there's a ton of brilliant stories and must-see music documentaries on Netflix right now

From the Led Zeppelin stylings of their early days through to their emergence as prog titans and acclaimed musicians in their own right, Rush’s journey to the top was simply incredible

In Prog Magazine's biggest ever reader vote, you chose your favourite ever Yes songs

The story of Supertramp's mega-selling 1979 album Breakfast In America