Metalsucks — Get familiar with the prog-metal progenitors. more info

Guardian Music — Wayne Coyne gathers 'heady fwends' to create track-for-track remake of classic prog album In the Court of the Crimson KingThe Flaming Lips have released the second in a series of rerecorded classic prog and psych albums. Following 2010's reimagining ... more info

Prefix — They may already have put out one of their more interesting collaborative experiments this year, but the Flaming Lips weren't ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/news/listen-to-the-flaming-lips-friends-cover-king-crim/71817/ more info

Consequence of Sound — Wayne Coyne's latest collaborative effort. more info

Here Comes The Flood — Emerson, Lake & Palmer would become the grandparents of punk. The UK progressive rock trio, with classical training, lengthy compositions and lofty lyrics, would get under the skin of snotty nosed kids within a decade of their heyday. Before that K... more info

Metalsucks — In case the Dio-tastic cover art for his new album, Holy Drivel, doesn’t make it readily apparent, comedian Derek Sheen is a huge metalhead. The intro music on his website is Dio’s “Stand Up and Shout,” he’s worked as a roadie for King Cri... more info

Guardian Music — Bands such as the Von Hertzen Brothers, Gazpacho and Touchstone suggest the spirit of prog lives on. That's why I'm honoured to be hosting the first ever progressive music awardsIt was all Murray Sim's fault. He lived near me on the outskirts of Edin... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Gumshen draws upon an eclectic palate of musical styles dishing out a healthy dose of rock, pop and funk/rap. Gumshen sounds like King Crimson and Weezer adopting Elton John, renaming him Prince, and celebrating with a sunbeam of absinthe. Gumshen&... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Greg Cristman The Security Project at BB King's - 8/11/12 While Peter Gabriel is gearing up to take his So album on tour, former members of his band and King Crimson teamed up as The Security Project to... more info

Guardian Music — Were Stock, Aitken and Waterman the utter nadir of pop, or unfairly maligned geniuses? A bit of both, perhapsNext week, Hyde Park plays host to The Hit Factory Live, a celebration of the music of Stock, Aitken and Waterman. It's an event almost gu... more info