Here are the 11 best prog rock albums from the 1970s! Progressive rock began in the late 1960s, but it didn’t hit its stride commercially or creatively until the next decade (with artists such as King ...

If you asked someone to define the most prevalent traits of progressive rock, they’d likely mention prolonged song lengths ...

When it comes to prog-jazz fusion, few bands from the 1970s were as underrated as Ambrosia. This group launched in 1970 and broke up for the first time in 1982, though they have since reunited and are ...

“When I was young I was obsessed with Tool, and I was a huge fan of really heavy death metal. I remember getting into Opeth around the time of Blackwater Park, and reading interviews with Mikael ...

The 1970s. What a decade for music! It was a wild, experimental, and incredibly fertile period that saw genres explode, artists push boundaries, and hit after hit cascade from radios across the globe.

This prog-jazz-rock outfit’s debut, Strange New Flesh, is an honest delight. Sadly, they struggled in terms of album sales, and the band’s members diverted to other projects and bands by 1978.

No relation to ’70s prog-rock pioneers Rush, heralded singer/songwriter Tom Rush is an equally world-renowned musician in his own right. Rush is a living legend who is known as the founding father of ...

Can you name these ’70s rock hits from a single line? The 1970s witnessed unprecedented innovation and rebellion, producing anthems that still fill stadiums and inspire new generations of musicians.