In a nutshell, progressive rock kicked off in the late 1960s and early 1970s, when distinctive and imaginative artists experimented with particularly complex arrangements, lengthy track lengths, ...

What happens when classical music-style levels of ambition, invention and sheer length are grafted onto pop music? The answer ...

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Progressive rock is a genre of rock music that emerged in the late 1960s and early 1970s. It is characterized by its complex and experimental arrangements, often incorporating elements of classical ...

Back in the late sixties, when rock musicians started to explore more complex things, the music became at the same time more interesting and, well, complicated at the same time. It was the advent of ...

Here's the best song by 11 legendary prog rock bands! Recently, we discussed the best song by 11 legendary prog metal bands, stipulating that a great piece must include phenomenal instrumentation and ...

Progressive rock's biggest names are known far and wide, even if the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame ignored the genre for almost 15 years after Pink Floyd entered in 1996. Some actually tried, to varying ...

Part of what makes prog-rock albums such a delight is how forward-thinking many of them are. At least, that’s definitely the case for progressive rock albums that came out decades ago during the genre ...

Throwing Melodies To The Stars; Please Don't Touch; Celebration; Living In The Past; No Mule's Fool; Catherine Howard; Breathe; Tomorrow Night; Los Endos; Run Like Hell; You Keep Me Hangin' On; The ...

Last month, Loudwire looked at the five absolute weirdest prog metal bands ever, highlighting creators who get as aggressive and complex as they do unapologetically kooky. We wouldn’t feel right if we ...