Here is the best progressive rock/metal album of each year since 1983. Given its penchant for bizarre concepts, vast track lengths and intimidatingly complex musicianship, it’s little wonder why ...

We’re talking about older acts such as Kansas, Happy the Man, Styx, Crack the Sky and Ambrosia. Since then, ensembles such as ...

While the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has routinely received criticism for an alleged bias against metal acts, there’s another sub-genre that seems harshly overlooked: progressive rock. Prog rock first ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Prog rock is a diverse, tricky genre. One where you’ll find everything from noodly album-length tracks full of warbling synths and ...