Stereogum — When King Crimson's debut album In The Court Of The Crimson King was released, they'd been together less than a year. The original lineup -- Robert Fripp on guitar, Greg Lake on bass and lead vocals, Ian McDonald on reeds and keyboards (including lot... more info

Consequence of Sound — The King Crimson co-founder calls his lack of recognition a "historic injustice." David Bowie estate refuses to properly credit Robert Fripp for his work on Heroes and Scary Monsters Lake Schatz more info

Stereogum — David Bowie was a born collaborator. That was part of his genius. For his entire career, Bowie displayed a knack for finding the exact right collaborators at the exact right times, and he let the work of his peers help shape his own work. And now, on... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — “I Wanna Know,” the lead-off track from Philadelphia singer-songwriter Rosali’s fantastic new Trouble Anyway LP, floats along for five minutes on just two hypnotic chords. You might be reminded a bit of Stevie Nicks’ moody T... more info

JamBase — Longtime King Crimson guitarist Adrian Belew has settled his differences with Robert Fripp and both are open to future collaborations. more info

Consequence of Sound — Robert Fripp and co. are also working on their first new material in 14 years. more info

JamBase — Prog rock legends King Crimson will tour the United States with a new eight-piece lineup. more info

Chicago Sun-Times, IL — Lake founded King Crimson with guitarist Robert Fripp in the late 1960s. more info

Guardian Music — Eno’s latest aims to dispense with traditional song structures but is at its most captivating when tending back towards them Brian Eno’s 25th solo album arrives trailed by a very Enoesque explanation. The latter takes in the sinking of ... more info

The Telegraph — Guitarist Robert Fripp influenced David Bowie and Peter Gabriel but it's only the latest revival of his band King Crimson that has brought out his happy side more info