10 songs so pretentious it sounds like they’re looking down on you High on their own supply. Callum MacHattie Jun 15, 2026
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The four prog-rock album that defined the 1970s, according to Geddy Lee Undisputable classics. Reuben Cross Jun 14, 2026
The classic Yes lyrics that not even Rick Wakeman understands: “It’s about a chess game” A lyrical wordsmith. Kelly Murphy Jun 13, 2026
The prog-rock icons Angus Young couldn’t stand: “Boring” More about the spectacle than entertainment. Tim Coffman Jun 10, 2026
“A great piece”: the story of Yes’ first masterpiece in 1971 A pioneering track… Ben Forrest Jun 8, 2026
The 1973 album that turned Billy Joel against prog: “They lost me” An artistic overreach? Tom Phelan May 27, 2026
How chaos led to Yes’ greatest album in 1972: “Outbursts of anarchy” A chaotic process, but it worked. Dale Maplethorpe May 25, 2026
The 1978 Yes album Rick Wakeman can’t stand listening to: “Appalling” The right songs with the wrong sound. Tim Coffman May 23, 2026
A hatred for these five rock bands led to the creation of punk Not a lot of love here. Dale Maplethorpe May 21, 2026
The 1983 hit song that killed prog icons Yes: “I was ready to leave” “I was ready to leave.” Dale Maplethorpe May 21, 2026
The prog-rock icons that gave Billy Joel a big break: “I’d never heard of these guys” “Then they lost me.” Elle Palmer May 18, 2026