Prog

With their West Coast-style psych and passion to start a new movement, Goldray perfectly capture the spirit of a bygone era while simultaneously making their own stamp on modern music

Faust have been a band out of time since the 70s. Now faUSt – one of the two current incarnations of the band – are back with a new album that’s as timeless and thrilling as ever

The Anchoress, Jane Weaver, Cate Le Bon, Susanna and Anna von Hausswolff are all fiercely independent, bold and idiosyncratic, and real pioneers in today's progressive music world

As the acclaimed eighth Beatles album celebrates its 50th anniversary, prog icons discuss the impact the record had on their scene

From Dr Who to Pink Floyd, the work and influence of the Radiophonic Workshop has resonated far and wide. Now, 32 years after their last album, the Workshop are back with a brand new album

He may be best known for his post-punk days as the bassist in Public Image Ltd, but he’s also worked with Jaki Liebezeit, Steve Hillage and Brian Eno, and is a big prog fan himself...

Beardfish may have departed this mortal coil as a band, but their former frontman is setting forth on a new musical voyage with his rebranded, ever-evolving Rikard Sjöblom’s Gungfly

Boston’s Bent Knee are hoping album four will be the change needed to let them quit those day jobs. Prog talks to the six-piece about keeping their sense of humour, hard work and "wild boys"

After debilitating health problems and a difficult fifth album, Robin Armstrong was wondering where to go next with Cosmograf. But today he’s fitter, happier and is back with a bang

Recording on tape, running a label and finding inspiration from shamed politicians – it’s all in a day’s work for Amplifier, as they present us with their brilliant new album

You probably know him best for his work with Tinyfish and Shineback, but Simon Godfrey has a new project in the works: Valdez. Godfrey and bandmate Tom Hyatt discuss the band's future

He’s the theatrical singer who’s worked with plenty of prog royalty. Now Nad Sylvan is back with his second solo album proper, continuing the Gothic concept of the first

Jon Anderson, Trevor Rabin and Rick Wakeman united under the ARW banner last year, but they’ve now adopted the Yes moniker. The trio give us an insight into their new music

On April 7 2017, Yes were finally inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. But with the turbulent inner workings of Yes’ various incarnations, it wasn’t without drama...

Yes remain one of the busiest prog bands on the planet. In the year ahead they’ve got Yestival and another Cruise To The Edge to contend with – plus a new album? We catch up with all 5 members

The history books will tell you that prog died the day the Pistols uttered the F-word on TV. The truth, however, is substantially different...

Festival organiser Tom Palmieri wants to rip up the rule book and raise prog’s profile

John Mitchell is no stranger to playing live. The Frost*/Lonely Robot mainman has a word to say about filming gigs…

Uddipan Sarmah, frontman of the world’s only Hindi post-rock band, talks about gig challenges