For several decades, Camel delighted their listening fanbase with classic after classic. Some are adopted from most; others a matter of taste. But for some, there wasn’t much the band…
YES doesn’t need to be explained to anyone. Suffice it to say that they changed the landscape of accessible progressive music. By the time of Fragile and their breakout, albeit…
The reign of Alice Cooper (The Band) was a short one. It lasted from 1969 with the release of Pretties For You on Straight Records through the final album of…
Wilco, a band that formed back in 1994 in Chicago, has enjoyed success from the get-go with their debut album, A.M. A.M. was released in 1995 and captured the attention…
Jethro Tull put out many classic sets that include Aqualung, Thick As A Brick, Songs From the Wood, Heavy Horses, and many others. But there is one album that Jethro…
Genesis rose to prominence over the course of a few albums that included the magnificent The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway, the 1974 album that was the last to showcase…
In the late ’60s, a songwriter by the name of Laura Nyro would enter into the world of music with her first album. That album, her sole set with Verve…
If you remember the name of Vangelis, who has done amazing Award-winning soundtrack work like Chariots of Fire (1981), and Blade Runner (1982), then you have a good idea just…
Talking Heads entered the important and emerging stream of late ’70s, post-punk consciousness with their magnificent debut set, Talking Heads: 77. Marking the date of emergence with the new Sire…
King Crimson, a progressive band that needs no introduction (and so, we’ll dispense with that part of this alert), is on the headlines again with a planned and updated edition…
Bill Bruford made a name for himself as drummer for YES before moving on to a longer stint with King Crimson, whereby he extended and elevated his credentials as a…
As part of one of the golden era’s essential bands of the past, Bryan Ferry gave Roxy Music a sound that set it apart from everyone, With a seductive blend…