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Steve Hackett, Fish and Soft Machine are just a few of the legendary prog-rock names confirmed for the 2019 'Cruise To The Edge' hosted by Yes.
Rush have released a new lyric video for the title track of their landmark 1977 album 'A Farewell To Kings' created by Adam Jones of ALJ Innovations.
Snow Patrol premiere their new single 'Don't Give Up' from 'Wildness', their long-awaited new album which will be released on 25 May.
Arguably the greatest recording of the Pierre Moerlen era, Gong’s 1978 album, Expresso II, found the collective at the peak of their powers.
Formed in 1969, Egg were a classic prog rock band that went on to spawn some unusual musical follow-ups, and also released a must-hear debut album.
Prog rock legends Procol Harum are set to perform their Edmonton album in full at a special show announced for the London Palladium.
Released on 1 March 1974, the debut Rush album was an “off-the-cuff” recording that continues to pack a punch for fans of the Canadian three-piece.
On 2 August 1972, Camel signed to MCA Records and headed into the Morgan Sound Studios where they spent a little over a week recording their self-titled debut album.
Yes featuring Jon Anderson, Trevor Rabin and Rick Wakeman have announced two further UK shows before their headliner at the Stone Free festival
Phaedra, the record that provided the international awakening of German progressive pioneers Tangerine Dream, falls under our reDiscover spotlight.
Jazz violinist and former Gong and Magma collaborator Didier Lockwood has died at the age of 62, just days after celebrating his birthday
Remembering the hugely important progressive rock musician Kevin Ayers, who died in France at the age of 68 on 18 February 2013.
The guitarist, songwriter and producer Steve Hackett is a quiet pioneer. We celebrate some of the best Steve Hackett solos in an always innovative career..
Rush entered the US chart on 2 February 1980 with their seventh album, Permanent Waves, as their profile was about to rise around the world.
Released in 1980, Gentle Giant’s Civilian album was full of hooky, chorus-heavy rock/pop songs as visceral as anything the new wave had to offer.
