
The Kate Bush albums you should definitely own
Kate Bush is probably the most important and influential British female singer-writer-musician ever - and these are her best albums
Kate Bush is probably the most important and influential British female singer-writer-musician ever - and these are her best albums
Norway's psych rockers Kanaan pick the 10 most dazzling bands from Japan's psychedelic underground
Venom founder Cronos celebrates the unique appeal of The Kick Inside, and tells the story of the time Kate Bush kissed him
The inside story of how Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour ended up making an album with The Orb
Made-up languages? The apocalypse? The guilt of lighthouse keepers? Newcastle-upon-Tyne? They're all present in our round-up of progressive rock's most ludicrous album concepts
King Crimson's Discipline is an adventurous, experimental and ground-breaking collection from one of rock’s truly singular bands
Styx commissioned Hipgnosis, the high priests of album art, to provide a cover for their 1978 album Pieces Of Eight. They ended up being bamboozled by artspeak
Former Syd Arthur man Raven Bush recently released his debut solo album Fall Into Noise
With current and historical events fuelling their fire, Crown Lands' EP The White Buffalo wraps stories of indigenous trauma in a luxurious prog package
In 2011 Swedish prog metallers released their tenth album Heritage, ditching the heavier stuff and going full on prog.
Pink Floyd keyboardist Richard Wright made a surprise appearance with David Gilmour at a London Cinema in 2007. A year later, he was gone
From Alchemist to The Butterfly Effect - 10 progressive metal bands from Down Under creating a storm across the world
Jim Capaldi made wonderful music with Traffic, and on a run of seriously star-studded solo albums
Comedian and Prog Awards host Al Murray travelled to Rome to catch King Crimson live in Pompeii in 2018
The folk progger reflects on a career that started with guitar lessons from Robert Fripp and has seen him work with the likes of Rick Wakeman, Alan Parsons and more...
After Peter Gabriel left Genesis in 1975, the band responded with the then biggest-selling album of their career. When Steve Hackett left two years later, could they survive this second loss?
Over 50 years Styx have cruised through heavenly highs and weathered hellish lows. With latest album Crash Of The Crown, they continue to enjoy their latest creative and popular high
Get to grips with Norway's Viking metal visionaries Enslaved
From the sci-fi sonics of Hawkwind to playing his flute on the Great Pyramid Of Giza, Nik Turner has always tripped through musical boundaries