Prog Features

The Anchoress' second album The Art Of Losing has been getting rave reviews across the board. Here she guides through each track on the album...

Before Bon Scott became a star with AC/DC, he sang with rising Aussie rockers Fraternity. Following the release of a new box set from the band, his old mates from those days tell their story

Producer of eight key Rush albums, Terry Brown talks about recording the band’s acclaimed second album and working with a singer who sounded like no other

“We just wanted to play 20-minute long songs and smoke pot,” admits Francis Dunnery as he and John Beck recall the making of It Bites second album Once Around The World

Cardiacs were easy to hate, with music that was unfathomable at times, but for fans of the weird and wonderful there was nothing else like them

Our review of Norwegian proggers Leprous' latest live streams for Malina and Pitfalls

Reading prog rockers Twelfth Night were the first of the 80s proggers to release their debut studio album

With live concerts on hold, Todd Rundgren employs technology as Something To Fall Back On

There was a time when Pavlov's Dog were bigger than the Stones or Zeppelin in Missouri. But life conspired to stop them in their tracks

Marillion keyboard player Mark Kelly talks his new record with Marathon, lockdown, and former bandmate Fish’s album Weltschmerz

The Sentinel was supposed to make Pallas stars. Instead it's a tale of ill fortune and a fabled producer whose eye came off the ball

From legends to latter-day stars, these are the progressive rock drummers you need to know

In the year of Star Wars, Pink Floyd’s former engineer Alan Parsons was creating his own barmy sci-fi masterpiece, I Robot

Drummer Simon Phillips reflects on a career with Mike Oldfield, The Who, Toto, Jeff Beck, his prog fusion outfit Protocol and more...

In Absentia was a game-changer for Steven Wilson and Porcupine Tree. But it would ultimately mark the beginning of the end for modern prog’s most influential band

Step into the mind-expanding musical world of The Amorphous Androgynous

Metal Hammer Deputy Editor Eleanor Goodman has been living with tinnitus since she was 16. Here, Eleanor reveals what it’s like to live with the condition and what she does to protect her hearing

Updated From psychedelia to wild success, the very best of the band who delivered The Dark Side Of The Moon and The Wall

As Tinnitus Week 2021 gets under way, we speak with the British Tinnitus Association’s Emily Broomhead to find out more about the condition and how you can protect yourself when live music returns