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Roger Waters reflects on Sinéad O'Connor performing a rendition of Pink Floyd's Mother during a Berlin concert. The event featured various guest musicians.

Peter Hammill and Carl Palmer will perform at the inaugural Prog Rock Prom. Other musicians will also join the event.

Riot Fest announced its performers including Tool and Pierce the Veil. The roster also includes Twenty One Pilots and Alanis Morissette.

Devin Townsend has released his new orchestral project, The Moth.

Mike Oldfield discusses his musical reinvention. Battlezone celebrates their debut album anniversary with a remastered release.

Sepultura will perform their final live show. Albion has also released a new album.

Several bands, including Blood Monolith, are performing on the Decibel Magazine tour. Meanwhile, Phil Collins will skip his Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction performance.

Cozy Powell took over drum duties for Carl Palmer in Emerson, Lake & Palmer. Both musicians were comfortable with the arrangement.

Tenacious D composed their famous song "Tribute" with assistance from several prominent musicians.

Canadian progressive rock duo Crown Lands has decided against touring the UK and Europe. The band cited high touring expenses as the primary reason for their decision.

The Leprous vocalist has released his second solo album. The record features cinematic progressive music and heavy orchestral elements.

Classic Rock magazine explores the making of the Eagles' famous record. The issue also profiles various other musical artists.

Geddy Lee explained how Rush maintained long-term fan loyalty through musical evolution. He noted that stylistic shifts helped attract new audiences.

Devin Townsend describes experiencing an emotional crash following the completion of his latest album. He feels a sense of finality once a project meets his creative goals.

Galvanist is releasing a new sophomore album. The music combines elements of progressive death metal and blackened doom.

Loudwire compiled a list featuring the top progressive metal tracks for every year. This selection highlights various prominent artists within the genre.

The content focuses on the Moving Pictures album by Rush.

Former members of The Cars discuss their group's popularity and eventual breakup.

Thom Yorke encourages the music industry to prioritize new talent over legacy catalogs. He suggests redirecting funds from music acquisitions toward supporting emerging artists.

Alex Lifeson convinced drummer Neil Peart to participate in the Rush R40 tour. His persuasion led to the band's final performance series.

Richard Barbieri discusses his unusual entry into the band Japan. He also talks about his unique musical development.

Roy Khan is preparing his first solo album. Sascha Paeth will produce the music.

Blindead 23 is set to release their first LP, Deuterium. P.O.D. also plans to debut a new single following their recent album sessions.

Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry talks about his extensive instrument collection and musical inspirations.

Session drummer Darby Todd performed with Anthrax during a recent concert in Athens.

Sigur Rós members explain their musical independence and the development of their Icelandic-themed live album.

System Of a Down surpassed two billion Spotify streams. Ozzy Osbourne licensed his likeness for AI, and Dethklok's show was cut short by fire alarms.

Haken released a new track and visualizer. Meanwhile, Les Claypool began a tour featuring Primus and other ensembles.

The latest Tracks of the Week feature showcases a variety of progressive releases. This new collection highlights several different artists.

Tool gained widespread recognition through their single Sober. The song's success brought the band mainstream attention while attracting criticism from fellow musicians.

Slaughter To Prevail released a live performance video for "Behelit." Meanwhile, Haken debuted their new single "in a fever dream."

Geddy Lee expressed frustration with drummers who attempted to replace Neil Peart immediately following his passing. He also discussed recruiting Anika Nilles for the group's reunion tour.

Ed O'Brien is releasing a new album titled Blue Morpho under his own name. The musician has chosen to abandon his EOB pseudonym for this release.

A new quiz tests knowledge about the early years of the band Yes.

Kate Bush won an animation award for her directorial debut. The short film explores anti-war themes.

The new musical project released a visual for their second single.

The band has debuted their latest track featuring guest bassist Bryan Beller. This marks their first release following recent lineup changes.

Haken released their latest single, In A Fever Dream. The track features a progressive and evolving sound.

Devin Townsend shared his perspective on following artistic impulses.

Tool's early history is tied to the group Green Jello. The band grew through shared musical spaces and collaborations.

Mick Jones explains the inspiration for the band's famous anthem. He also details the group's formation.

Quicksand released a music video for 'Crystallize,' and The Western Front debuted the single 'Rain' from an upcoming album.

New features examine the legacies of legendary rock artists. They discuss Gary Rossington's career and the live history of The Sensational Alex Harvey Band.

The progressive rock group YES has released a new single.

The band has released an animated music video for their latest single.

Geoff Tate has released a performance video for the song "The Answer." This track is part of his latest album.

Katatonia adopted progressive styles in The Fall of Hearts. The band moved away from extreme metal.

An article reviews the musical journey of guitarist Steve Hillage. It tracks his shift from progressive rock to underground dance styles.

Mongolian metal band The Hu announced their new album Hun. They also released a single featuring the vocalist from Nothing More.

Devin Townsend has debuted a new double single. The release features two tracks.

Adrian Vandenberg plans a tour with Vinnie Moore and Marco Mendoza. Meanwhile, Kaboom Collective is producing a documentary about Styx.

Producer Eddie Kramer shared details about recording the initial five-track demo for Kiss. He describes using a simple four-track setup to capture the band's early rock sound.

Psyclops has debuted their progressive death metal concept record, Bound to Burn: Melody of the Martyr. The work features technical rhythms and diverse guitar compositions.

Fish explains the reasoning behind using offensive language in one of his songs. He wanted to illustrate how repeated usage can strip slurs of their power.

Tool performed a visually intense set during their Sonic Temple headline appearance. The band utilized psychedelic visuals and a non-traditional tracklist.

Steven Wilson adds new content from Hawkwind, Storm Corrosion, and Gentle Giant to his Headphone Dust platform. The update features several spatial audio mixes.

A feature reviews the most legendary rock supergroups. It examines various iconic musical combinations.

Peter Gabriel achieved global success with his album So. The music combined pop sensibilities with progressive rock elements.

New photo galleries showcase highlights from the Sonic Temple festival. These images capture various performances and event moments.

Cedric Bixler-Zavala condemned Spotify's military-linked investments. Additionally, smoke triggered fire alarms during a Dethklok show.