Those of us lucky enough to have seen Daevid Allen with Gong in their hey day will never forget the experience. Daevid Allen RIP.
Attempting to chart Genesis’ career in 20 songs is a daunting prospect, given the band’s recorded output – both in quality and in quantity.
Peter Gabriel has today announced a new partnership with Caroline International for the distribution of his catalogue, with immediate effect.
Rush will star in a major vinyl reissue celebration throughout 2015, with high-quality releases of their Mercury catalogue by Universal Music Enterprises.
Prog one for you. Richard Sinclair, the former bass player with Caravan also played with Hatfield and the North and for a couple of years Camel.
A new Genesis photo, taken at the screening of their documentary, plus reviews of the TV airing.
Moodies fans, listen up: pre-order is available now for ‘The Moody Blues: The Polydor Years 1986-1992,' due for release on November 24, 2014.
On September 25, 1971, Uriah Heep entered the Billboard chart with what became their first top 100 album there, ‘Look At Yourself.’
Mike Rutherford has had his memoir, the first by any member of Genesis, published in paperback. ‘The Living Years’ appeared in hardback in January.
Jerry Ewing, editor of Prog magazine, has created a stunning playlist: 'Jerry Ewing's Prog For Beginners'.
Three of InsideOutMusic's youngest and brightest bands will join forces for a UK tour this month - Haken, Leprous & Maschine...
The Moody Blues have announced their return to the road in the UK next year, for the ‘Timeless Flight 2015’ Tour.
Peter Gabriel and Rick Wakeman were among the big winners at last night’s Prog Awards, as were Camel and Uriah Heep.
uDiscover previews prog's big night, as Prog Magazine stages its third annual Progressive Music Awards tomorrow (September 11).
A brand new Genesis collection, the three-CD anthology ‘R-Kive,’ will be released by Virgin EMI/Universal Music Catalogue on September 29.
