The bands that took prog rock too far, according to Ian Anderson: “Self-indulgent” Thick as a brick. Matthew Ingate Jun 30, 2026
The one singer Ian Anderson never wanted to talk to again: “He wasn’t fun” The worst kind of impression. Tim Coffman Jun 26, 2026
‘Aqualung’: The 1971 prog-rock masterpiece that made Jethro Tull immovable icons Changing the entire game. Tim Coffman Jun 25, 2026
The 1970s prog-rock band Ian Anderson transformed by accident A big turning point. Dale Maplethorpe Jun 21, 2026
Ian Anderson names the 1965 album where the British prog explosion began An indelible legacy. Tom Phelan Jun 21, 2026
Jethro Tull announce death of former arranger and keyboardist Dee Palmer Palmer was 88. Joe Taysom Jun 15, 2026
“We made bad albums”: The two prog-rock records ELP’s Carl Palmer wants to destroy Not their best work… Dale Maplethorpe Jun 15, 2026
The four prog-rock album that defined the 1970s, according to Geddy Lee Undisputable classics. Reuben Cross Jun 14, 2026
The 1993 song Ian Anderson wishes he had written: “The biggest compliment” A contradictory choice. Lucy Harbron Jun 13, 2026
The 1972 album Geddy Lee could recite from memory: “Complicated” The peak of prog-rock madness. Tim Coffman Jun 12, 2026
The 1973 album too complicated for Ian Anderson: “It’s wacko” “Too much detail, too much stuff.” Rachael Pimblett Jun 1, 2026