Britain’s fastest-rising rock band discusses music and visuals

Alan Townsend braves an interview

gear-speak from all the band's men

Marillion's guitarist talks to John Harris about the band's home studio and about getting great guitar sounds on tape...

Chas de Whalley chinwagging with the man behind some of the best tracks by Toyah, Marillion, and Thin Lizzy — Nick Tauber

Tim Goodyer pays Genesis' legendary keyboardsman a visit to hear all about life in one of rock's most longstanding and influential bands and their 16th LP.

Is heavy metal really all mouth and trousers, or is there music in there too? Gary Moore's keyboardsman discusses technology and the changing face of rock with Tim Goodyer - quietly.

Hammill’s unique style is examined in print and on tape

Key man in Genesis discusses his writing and recording with the band, his solo work, and playing Genesis music live.

Tony Banks talks to Kendall Wrightson about his new solo album, Technology, and the latest chapter in the book of Genesis.

Keyboards with Magnum and Phil Lynott

Keyboard player with Magnum, Mark Stanway has also worked with Phil Lynott. Here he talks about writing, recording and performing with one of Britain's brightest rock hopes.

Wig out with the kings of hype

In 1985 Propaganda produced a seminal electronic music album - then they vanished. Five years on they've returned to pick up where they left off. Michael Mertens talks to Tim Goodyer about technology and the German tradition.

Marillion's Steve Rothery plays Kayleigh

Guitarist Steve Rothery shows you how to play 'Kayleigh' in words and pictures

Paul Henderson on the preparations that go into the Fish dish

A new series that allows you to take the producer's chair in the making of a track. This month we look at Marillion's Kayleigh

a history of progressive rock - is there a new day dawning for the dinosaurs?

All's Fair in Olympia and war

The BMF Goes Up In...

Read today the Bob Dylan story a friend will tell you in the pub next week.

Part two considers arrangements: getting right all the instruments order in the.

Genesis, Marillion and Fuzzbox producer Nick Davis suggests how British music might regain some lost magic.

The day of the digital, a Casio commendation, getting totally wired, winning a mixer and whacking a Zildjian