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Former Fairport Convention singer Judy Dyble remembered
Sid Smith looks at the career of former Fairport Convention and Trader Horne singer Judy Dyble who has died aged 71
Meet the folkers: the improbable story of folk rock
Folk’s music’s not all “hey nonny nonny” y’know. In the 70s, it sneaked its way into the heaviest of rock's repertoire. We look at the groups that spearheaded the genre
Dark Side Of The Moon: why is it so bloody popular?
Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side Of The Moon is one of the best-selling albums of all time. But why? Even the band can't explain it
The Affinity Photo New Rock Photographer 2020 Challenge #6: Local Band Portraits
A great shot of a young band can help launch their career. In the final round of our hunt to find the best new rock photographer of 2020, we want to see your local band portraits
Every Tool album ranked from worst to best
Putting the prog-metal icons' back catalogue in order of greatness
Krautrock, communism and chaos: the anarchic story of Can
Avant-garde Germans Can influenced everyone from Bowie to Mark E. Smith and beyond. Geoff Barton looks at their cult appeal and legacy
How to clean vinyl records, deal with scratches, and store LP records properly
How to All you need to know about caring for your LP collection, including how to clean vinyl records properly, and where NOT to store them
Kansas: an everyday story of success, failure, drugs, booze and jealousy
The story of Kansas is just your average tale of power struggles, line-up changes, religious conversions and multi-million selling hit records
The making of Chris Squire's Fish Out Of Water
The late Yes bass player Chris Squire's 1975 album Fish Out Of Water is regarded as one of the best solo albums by the band
Holidays? Who needs 'em when you have the new album by Clap! Clap!
Liquid Portaits by Clap! Clap! is experimental, innovative and full of sounds from all over the world. This is the guy showing Paul Simon how it's done…
Yello's new track Waba Duba is the most fun electronica has had in years
Swiss electronic duo Yello have just released new single Waba Duba, and it's fun, refreshing and totally infectious
Nothing says emotional devastation like A.A. Williams’ new song Love And Pain
Exclusive A.A. Williams' has released a new song Love And Pain from forthcoming album Forever Blue, and it's brilliant
How Pink Floyd made The Final Cut and learned to hate each other
The last album Roger Waters made with Pink Floyd was set against the backdrop of the Falklands Conflict, with the band's own break-up on the horizon
A tale of domestic terrorism, a BBC ban, and the end of Hawkwind's pop career
Hawkwind's single Urban Guerrilla was meant to propel them into the charts. Then the Angry Brigade showed up
Pet Sounds: The story of how the Beach Boys helped inspire progressive rock
Taking inspiration from Arthur Koestler’s Act Of Creation with themes of love, hope, regret and sorrow, The Beach Boys’ masterpiece confounded those expecting more songs about cars and girls
Q&A: Deep Purple's Don Airey on life, loves and regrets
Don Airey recalls playing keyboards for Jethro Tull, Deep Purple and Colosseum II
Roxy Music: the story behind their debut album
Roxy Music's debut album would set the blueprint for 70s glamour. This is the story of how it came about.
King Crimson collaborator Keith Tippett remembered
Sid Smith looks at the impact on progressive music of Keith Tippett, who died yesterday aged 72
