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We celebrate the 50th anniversary of YES (official)’s 1974 album Relayer on the cover of the new issue of Prog. It was their lone record with keyboard player Patrick Moraz, and found the band at their most experimental, veering towards the jazz fusion that so appealed to singer Jon Anderson at the time. Both Anderson and Moraz reveal the secrets of the album that gave us just three tracks, but what amazing pieces of music they remain, while there's input from Alan White from an interview the magazine conducted before his death.
Elsewhere Marillion tell the story of 1997’s This Strange Engine; Clannad Irish Band reveal the secrets of their BAFTA-winning 1984 album Legend; David Surkamp of cult US prog rockers Pavlov's Dog looks back over a fascinating career; and we pay tribute to the late Peter Sinfield, best known for his contributions to King Crimson and Emerson, Lake & Palmer.
KLONE, Swallow the Sun, Dilemma, Mercury Rev and And So I Watch You From Afar bring us up to speed with their latest releases.
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We're all very excited about the new Jethro Tull album here at Prog, which is why Ian Anderson graces the front cover of the new issue, not least because new...
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MOJO 373 – December 2024: David Bowie The madness and majesty of David Bowie’s 1974 – the year he made Diamond Dogs and Young Americans – by the musicians who...
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Prog 157 features Steven Wilson on the cover. He discusses his forthcoming album The Overview and who he's worked on it with. Elsewhere, Bill Bruford talks about his return to active music duty (as well as...
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Fish fans! This issue is for you! In the new issue #155 - not only do we have a cover story and feature on the End of the Road. You...
