Genesis

Deceptively straightforward but with a rhythmic banana skin, Turn It On Again began Genesis's transformation from major cult band to stadium-filling hit-makers

Eddie Van Halen famously popularised finger tapping, but Steve Hackett was doing it as long ago as 1971

Guitar icon hails bands including Rush and King Crimson, who delivered music that was “hard and heavy enough, but they took some risks outside the box”

Showing a little love for the overlooked classics by prog giants Yes, Genesis, Jethro Tull, Rush and more

It took the revamped band months of worry off stage but just half an hour of fun on stage to secure their future in 1976

It may have caused conflict, but his insistence on sticking with his artistic vision paid off in countless ways

50 years on from its arrival, arguments still rage about what exactly constitutes progressive rock - but there's no quibbling about these five essential albums, surely?

The Buckinghamshire venue was instrumental in furthering the careers of David Bowie, Genesis, VdGG, King Crimson, Marillion and more

The former Genesis guitarist discusses new album The Night Siren, his time in Genesis and his 'Nurofen hands'!

Prog sat down with Genesis keyboard player Tony Banks upon the release of his classical album Five to discuss his shift into classical music and his career in general

Genesis ditched their pastoral watercolours for The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway, their concept piece about a New York street urchin