The Rickenbacker 4001: The Bass That Shaped Prog
The Rickenbacker 4001 and 4003: how the basses work, who played them in progressive rock and the records where you can hear them.…
Read article →The Rickenbacker 4001 and 4003: how the basses work, who played them in progressive rock and the records where you can hear them.…
Read article →The Chapman Stick explained: how the instrument is played, who brought it into progressive rock and the albums to hear it on.…
Read article →The Big Muff fuzz pedal: the versions, the players who used it in progressive rock and the recordings where it can be heard.…
Read article →What Is an EP? Here is a clear, jargon-free answer, with the records that show what the term means in practice.…
Read article →The Mellotron explained: how the tape keyboard works, the M400, the bands that used it and the records where you can hear it.…
Read article →The Hammond organ in progressive rock: the B3 and C3, the Leslie speaker, the players who used them and the records to hear.…
Read article →Best Twin-Keyboard Bands in Prog — our pick of the players and performances that matter most.…
Read article →Best Remastered Prog Rock Editions — a guided tour through prog's most ambitious and rewarding records.…
Read article →The Best Chilean Prog Rock Albums: where the scene came from, the records that define it and the one to play first.…
Read article →Best Prog Rock Frontmen — our pick of the players and performances that matter most.…
Read article →Chris Squire's bass solos and showcase pieces on record: the essential Yes moments, with album, year and where to hear each one.…
Read article →Ken Scott's career as engineer and producer, and the progressive rock records he worked on.…
Read article →The deep-dive guides that pull each scene together — the best place to begin exploring.