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Kelly Jay was on the cover of Rush's Moving Pictures: he never listened to it
Kelly Jay was the frontman of Canadian rock band Crowbar. Before his death in 2019, he told us about his appearance on the cover of Moving Pictures
Every Muse album ranked from worst to best
Updated Muse's bombastic sonic symphonies have propelled the trio from Teignmouth pubs to the world's biggest stadia: here is their nine-album catalogue ranked from worst to best
The story of the King's X song that could have been "the biggest hit in the world"
Sung about a mystery girl who caught King's X guitarist Ty Tabor’s attention in a club, Goldilox is now a live classic, given new depths of meaning by the band's audience
"I want more haters!" Voyager tackle the critics with Colours In The Sun
In 2019, Voyager signed to Season Of Mist and released Colours In The Sun. The band discuss their poppiest yet heaviest seventh album
The story of Rush's debut album: "We wanted to be a hard rock band"
In 1973, unsigned power trio Rush worked the graveyard shift to record their debut album. It was the start of something magnificent
Pink Floyd's The Dark Side Of The Moon: 20 things you didn't know
We racked our brains, canvassed experts and drained the internet to bring you 20 things you didn’t know about Pink Floyd's The Dark Side Of The Moon, the fourth-best-selling album of all time
Six cool new prog songs you must hear this week!
Brand new music from My Soliloquy, Nine Skies, Alex Kelman, Jupiter Hollow, At Night I Fly and Redemption
How Headspace made All That You Fear Is Gone
Damian Wilson and Adam Wakeman tell Prog the story of the band's second, and thus far latest album, 2016's All That You Fear Is Gone
The making of Strawbs Settlement album
Strawbs mainman Dave Cousins discusses the band's 22nd album, 2021's Settlement
The story of Steven WIlson's The Raven That Refused To Sing (And Other Stories)
Released in 2013, Steven Wilson's third solo album The Raven That Refused To Sing (And Other Stories), an album of ghost stories, continued his upward trajectory
D'Virgilio, Morse and Jennings: three of a proggy kind
What happened when a member of Big Big Train, NMB and Haken joined forces for an album
“I really didn’t expect the scale of the success”: The story behind Asia's self-titled debut album
In 1982, Asia’s self-titled debut album became America’s best-selling album and took the supergroup on an unprecedented journey halfway across the globe.
"I was never a show off!" - Tony Banks in The Prog Interview
Prog sat down with Genesis keyboard player Tony Banks upon the release of his classical album Five to discuss his shift into classical music and his career in general
"It's Rant City all the way!": The Mute Gods and how tardigrades will inherit the earth
Nick Beggs discusses The Mute Gods second album and the state of humankind as he sees it
The story behind Tool’s Lateralus: "A real moment of experiment and risk”
Tool bassist Justin Chancellor looks back on the making of the band's 2001 release Lateralus: the album that proved progressive music could resonate with the public.
From Russia with love: the story of Gleb Kolyadin's debut solo album
Iamthemorning pianist and composer Gleb Kolyadin released his self-titled debut solo album in 2018. This is the story...
“So much prog is prog by numbers". How John Mitchell launched Lonely Robot
Guitarist and singer behind some of prog's most popular modern day acts John Mitchell discusses new solo venture Lonely Robot
The story of Dream Theater's Distance Over Time
Following on from the overblown concept of The Astonishing, Distance Over Time was Dream Theater's first album for new albel, the prog specialist InsideOut Music
