Daryl Easlea

One reviewer claimed it made Yes and Pink Floyd redundant, but was their last album with Steve Hackett also their final truly progressive work?

One of the quietest ‘quiet ones’ in music released just two solo albums and one collaboration, preferring to go sailing instead – and it’s unlikely there’s more to be found

Three tracks left off Wind & Wuthering gave Genesis their first Top 20 hit

The band’s greatest hits from 1967 to 2005, viewed from the audience

How the band changed dramatically between their first two shows at Earls Court in 1973 and their five-night return in 1981

Known as ‘the man who invented the 80s,’ producer and musician Trevor Horn always enjoyed sneaking prog into the mainstream

From hating their name to challenging 15,000 people to a fight, the Shulman brothers’ battle for success left them badly bruised after four albums

In 1979, an accidental death during Kate Bush's UK tour led to a chance meeting with Peter Gabriel, and a creative partnership was born from tragedy

With new/old outfit xPropaganda, singers Claudia Brücken and Susanne Freytag and producer Steve Lipson have struck art pop gold

It's the reunion prog fans probably want more than any other. It happened just once. In 1982. And this is the story...

With new drummer Phil Collins and guitarist Steve Hackett bolstering their ranks, Genesis pushed the boat out with album No. 3

In November 2014, with the band seemingly lying dormant, Pink Floyd surprised everyone by releasing a final album

From underground clubs to sold-out stadiums, Pink Floyd's path through rock has been revolutionary and stunningly successful. Here are their 50 best songs

Pink Floyd's Animals was released in 1977, but its themes continue to strike a chord in the modern day

A maverick filmmaker, a band reaching the peak of their powers, an iconic venue steeped in history, and a singing Afghan Hound: this is the inside story of Pink Floyd’s Live At Pompeii

The last album Roger Waters made with Pink Floyd was set against the backdrop of the Falklands Conflict, with the band's own break-up on the horizon

Pink Floyd's new box set features two of the band’s most misunderstood ‘widow albums’ – we examine these and the rest of Floyd’s varied work with soundtracks

We look inside the newly-released bumper Pink Floyd The Early Years 1965-1972 box set

Kate Bush's first No.1 album, Never For Ever marked the start of her new creative era. From Fairlights and broken crockery, to her first co-production credit, we look back on the visionary vocalist’s groundbreaking third album