Top artists
Most active in crossover prog
Todd Rundgren
#1 · 7 stories
Peter Gabriel
#2 · 5 stories
Tori Amos
#3 · 4 stories
David Byrne
#4 · 2 stories
Pure Reason Revolution
#5 · 2 stories
Radiohead
#6 · 2 stories
The Pineapple Thief
#7 · 2 stories
J
Jeremy
#8 · 1 story
Steve Howe
#9 · 1 story
Supertramp
#10 · 1 story
The Alan Parsons Project
#11 · 1 story
The Tangent
#12 · 1 story
News
Lonely Robot issue call to arms with new single Show The Way
Robert Plant Was in a “Very Bad Mood” When He Wrote Led Zeppelin’s Biggest Hit
3 articles Aug 15
Orange Is the New Black: David Byrne at Harpa July 29, 2026
[News] Archive unveil official lyric video for “Yahoo” from new album “Glass Minds”
3 articles Aug 15
[News] Archive unveil official lyric video for “Yahoo” from new album “Glass Minds”
Lonely Robot issue call to arms with new single Show The Way
Robert Plant Was in a “Very Bad Mood” When He Wrote Led Zeppelin’s Biggest Hit
Orange Is the New Black: David Byrne at Harpa July 29, 2026
Overview
Recent developments in the crossover prog genre include Gregory Douglass reinterpreting a Tori Amos classic, David Byrne expanding his album concept with Who Is the Sky?, and The Pineapple Thief releasing the single 'God Knows' amid reflections on stage fright and early Radiohead guitar work. Meanwhile, cultural events like Housing Works’ Turn It Up! auction highlight rare memorabilia from artists including David Byrne and Ringo Starr.
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