Chris Roberts

Age and a global pandemic cannot wither them, as prog’s founding fathers notch up another landmark with album number 22.

Dire Straits mainman Mark Knopfler's steady-going box set showcases the value of underplaying

Eccentric brilliance, double entendres and Canterbury tales: prog’s gentlest geniuses get the career-spanning treatment they deserve on this epic 37-disc box set.

Caravan's massive, career-wide box set Who Do You Think We Are? lays down their enchanting legacy

Out now: Guitar legend Earl Slick plays blues with feeling on Fist Full Of Devils, his first solo album for 18 years

Jon Anderson’s electronic 80s epiphany rarely stops moving

Superbly astute art poppers shine again.

Tom Petty's Finding Wildflowers (Alternate Versions) is a bouquet picked of versions which strayed from the path

Art-pop chameleon Catherine Anne Davies hits the (wuthering) heights on luminous, literary second album. Existential torment has never sounded so alluring…

Acclaimed proggers Transatlantic go for broke on fifth album The Absolute Universe

Yes man’s second solo album remains infectiously joyful.

In-depth catalogue sweep Jewell Box reveals young Elton John’s insatiable appetite

Solid solo outing for Crimson torch-carrier.

Fish signs off with imposing swansong Weltschmerz before retiring to become a writer

The Caped Crusader parks the wisecracks and ivory-tinkling covers on Earth and teams up with The English Rock Ensemble for a long-overdue journey back to prog’s extra-terrestrial realms.

The evergreen Yes guitarist uncouples from the mothership to drift through ever-shifting landscapes, both internal and external, on his first solo album in nine years.

Four-disc box set honours a neglected glam nearly-was.