Latest Features on Prog
Hot proggy sounds from The Pineapple Thief, Prince Of Failure, Maya Ongaku, Raphael Weinroth-Browne and more in Prog's brand new Tracks Of The Week
Ace new prog you must hear from Changing Places In The Fire, Source, Datura Lodge and more in all new Tracks Of The Week
Crown Lands talk music biz, 19-minute songs, and why they'd rather be killed by robots than zombies
Crown Lands' new album Apocalypse is a sci-fi story, but it echoes what's going on in the world today
The prog hero who links The Pineapple Thief’s Bruce Soord to Pink Floyd and The Beatles
Soord’s inspiration comes from a man who made his name in the studio before releasing a series of acclaimed concept records in his own right
How Tales From Topographic Oceans became the most arduous project in Yes’ history
Used as a byword for musical over-indulgence, 1973 album fought its creators every step of the way – right down to its master tapes nearly being crushed by a bus
From trauma to triumph: The story of Genesis's A Trick Of The Tale
After Peter Gabriel left Genesis, many thought it signalled the end of the band. But Phil Collins stepped up to the mic, and the triumphant result was one of their greatest albums
“We’re giving people candy with razor blades in it!” Crippled Black Phoenix on radically caring about the world
Rejecting efforts to silence and define them, their new album Sceaduhelm is more thoughtful than ever – but also more accessible
Watch David Gilmour play Pink Floyd classic Wish You Were Here in his home studio, and talk about the song's creation
"I remember the moment of creating it quite often"
Magic mushrooms broke the tension when Marillion went pop with Holidays In Eden
Tension was rife as they tried to write their second album with Steve Hogarth – until a night in traditional Mexican outfits broke the ice
Genesis: The early years - a surprisingly difficult quiz
How much do you know about that time in Genesis's history when no one argued about which version of the band was the best or how it all went wrong when so-and-so left?
Remembering that time Rush's Alex Lifeson trolled the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame with the most ridiculous awards speech ever
"Blah blah blah, blah blah-blah-blah-blah, blah blah, blah blah-blah!"
Geoff Tate on the third installment of what's now an Operation Mindcrime trilogy
Almost 40 years on, the singer of Queensrÿche’s signature album releases his own third instalment
“The band didn’t break up. But there won’t be any more new music”: Fates Warning’s Ray Alder looks ahead
Singer explains why he gets involved in so many projects
“Our amazingly different ideas sadly tore us apart”: Why 10cc’s original line-up couldn’t last
Their unique blend of prog and pop brought them acclaim from all quarters – but after four albums the quartet broke in half. Was it inevitable?
Prog veteran David Paton: I loved working with Alan Parsons, Kate Bush and Rick Wakeman. There’s one band I hated
The singer, bassist and guitarist explains what it was like to make music with legends – and wonders if he retired too soon
“Nothing important was ever achieved by being nice”: The Darkness star Justin Hawkins on his prog hero
Singer and guitarist has long loved an American counterpart for his eccentricity, his unpredictable creativity and his love of pyramids
When Roger Waters was asked to take on the mantle of Pink Floyd, and how it rejuvenated him
After the revelation of his Desert Trip festival experience, he returned with his Us + Them tour – eight years after he thought he’d delivered his swan song
What Radiohead means to Ed O’Brien after solo album Blue Morpho transformed him
A battle with depression resulted in a new way of life for the guitarist, as illustrated on second solo album Blue Morpho
