Here are 11 amazing prog rock supergroups you probably never knew about! Supergroups have been a regular part of progressive ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Prog rock is a diverse, tricky genre. One where you’ll find everything from noodly album-length tracks full of warbling synths and ...

While the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has routinely received criticism for an alleged bias against metal acts, there’s another sub-genre that seems harshly overlooked: progressive rock. Prog rock first ...

Discover 15 mind-blowing prog rock gems you’ve (probably) never heard: bold, beautiful, and criminally overlooked ...

"Here is musical sterility at its pinnacle. A band that has absolutely no soul, no feeling in the music," critic Lester Bangs declared in 1975. The target of his derision? The British progressive-rock ...

Here are 11 prog rock bands whose second album is their best! It’s not always guaranteed that a band will surpass their debut LP with a superior second helping, yet it’s not inconceivable, either. As ...

Piano Man' singer Billy Joel was once asked to support a band of prog-rock pioneers who completely blew him away with their ...

Who doesn’t love progressive rock albums? The genre really transformed the world of rock music back in the 1970s and onward. And there are a select few albums from the genre’s heyday that radically ...

Members of the progressive-rock group Genesis pose for a portrait in 1974. Getty Images Few genres of popular music were more omnipresent in their heyday, yet more neglected today, than progressive ...

David Weigel is known primarily as a political reporter for The Washington Post and a regular commentator on MSNBC. In 2012, though, he indulged in an entirely different passion for Slate: He wrote a ...

Progressive rock, that much-reviled seventies musical warhorse, makes a surprising appearance in the June 19 New Yorker. Kelefa Sanneh’s “The Prog Spring,” does not offer an unequivocally favorable ...

Between the late 60s and late 70s, the grandiose genre known as progressive or “prog” rock dominated the album charts. Bands like Yes, Emerson Lake and Palmer, and Pink Floyd sold tens of millions of ...