Yes pushed progressive rock to its limits with a nearly 22-minute classic inspired by war, conflict and the search for peace.

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Stephen McCauley curates a new playlist series focused on instrumental music called “R U…Speechless”. In part 2, the playlist ...

Julie Hoggarth, Director of Drum and Brass, a Cumbria-based community music organisation, wonders if we are asking the wrong ...

American multi-instrumentalist and jazz performer Marco Benevento returns with 'Glera', a new largely instrumental LP ...

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