(Many people who have never heard this music would nonetheless recognize some of the album covers.) Progressive rock was repudiated ... a British magazine, accused them of preaching “proto ...

Among the titans of progressive rock stands Yes. Founded in 1968, the English group was huge in the 1970s, dazzling audiences ...

Pattern-Seeking Animals - keyboardist and writer John Boegehold on a prog world full of Genesis, Jon Anderson, Jethro Tull and K-pop. * You can use our store finder to find your nearest stockist.

During the band's concert at Las Vegas' MGM Grand Garden Arena, they played "i rokk," the only album by a Scandinavian prog rock band called Kasvot Vaxt — a far cry from their covers of albums ...

For close to a half century, prog has been the breeding ground for rock’s most out-there ... In celebration of Rush’s first Rolling Stone cover story, here’s the best of the deliciously ...

That keyboardists were suddenly rock gods represented the sea change that progressive music brought to the rock ‘n’ roll scene of the 1970s. The pop song was out. The prog epic was in.

But while “Melody Makers” covers the way the magazine’s preference for glam and prog rock left them slow to respond to punk, this is still a story without much of an arc. The old photographs ...

Canadian legends Rush grace the cover of the new issue of Prog with their 1982 album Signals... Elsewhere Jethro Tull tell us all about their latest studio album, as do space rock legends Hawkwind ...

Cynical, maybe. Observant, definitely. “Like a 1970s prog rock album cover” is a perfectly pithy way to convey what this new generative AI art scene frequently mimics. Allen’s winning entry ...