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“I don’t want to put a meaning on it. My interpretation will change weekly”: Inspired by Jesus, the Solar System and boarding school, Roger Hodgson’s most ambitious Supertramp song still gives him goosebumps

In 2017 Roger Hodgson told Prog how it took him three years to assemble 1977 Supertramp track Fool’s Overture, which has stood the test of...

“Duran Duran’s Simon Le Bon came up to me and said, ‘I hear we’re in the running for the prize for spending the most time and money in a studio!'”: The epic story of Foreigner 4, the AOR masterpiece that helped shape 80s rock

Along with Journey, Anglo-American superstars Foreigner defined early 80s AOR music thanks to 1981’s mega-selling 4 album. In 2011, the band looked back on the...

Buenos Aires Dark Synth Duo Balvanera Tear it Up in Video for “Degaste” — New Album “Hasta tocar el fondo vacío del lenguaje” Announced!

With Desgaste, Buenos Aires dark synth duo Balvanera do exactly what the title threatens: they wear the surface down until the machinery underneath starts showing...

“Formidable songwriter, entry-level strummer. Bit of a dick.” Ian McNabb tells a Noel Gallagher story Noel Gallagher won’t want you to hear

In July 1994, Ian McNabb, leader of Liverpudlian alt.rockers the Icicle Works, released his second solo album, Head Like a Rock. Recorded in Los Angeles...

Ukrainian Post-Punk Trio Small Depo Explores Love, Loss, and Fear With “Pryhody” (Adventures)

Ukraine’s Small Depo return from their long break with Pryhody, and the album comes in like a van with bad brakes, a cracked windshield, and...

Brian May and Rick Wakeman join stellar lineup at 2026 Starmus festival

Queen legend Brian May and prog icon Rick Wakeman have been confirmed as performers at this year's Starmus conference in the Canary Islands. Starmus VIII...

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