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Yes, the British titans of progressive rock, will release "Keys To Ascension: The Studio Recordings" on January 29, 2027 via Spirit Of Unicorn Music/Cherry Red. This double vinyl edition collects all the studio recordings from both "Keys…

Label: Insideout MusicRelease date: 12. 6. 2026Production: YesLength: 59.47 minGenre: Progressive Rock Rating: 7.0/10 There are a handful of legendary bands out there who'd honestly be better off never walking through a studio door…

Yes, the British prog-rock icons, will mark the 50th anniversary of one of their most legendary shows on July 17 with the release of "Live At Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City, 17 June 1976". This is the first official release of the live…

Yes, the indestructible British pioneers of progressive rock, have dropped a video for their fresh new single Turnaround Situation. Check it out below. The new single comes from their upcoming studio album, due out June 12 on InsideOut…

Yes, the indestructible progressive rock pioneers from the UK, have dropped the video for their fresh new single Aurora. Check it out below. Aurora is the title single from the new studio album, which lands on June 12 via InsideOut Music. …

Yes, the British pioneers of progressive rock, have announced that they've been forced to postpone their upcoming UK tour celebrating the album "Fragile", because guitarist Steve Howe needs to go in for surgery right away. Yes were…

Label: InsideOut / Sony MusicRelease date: May 19, 2023Production: Steve HoweAlbum length: 63.35 minGenre: Progressive RockRating: 7.0/10 Gallons of ink have been spilled over how much credibility a band has left once none of its…

Alan White, drummer of the British prog rock giants Yes, has died at the age of 72. The news was confirmed by the drummer's wife Gigi in a special statement to the public: "Alan White, my beloved husband, our father and grandfather,…

Label: InsideOut/Sony MusicRelease date: October 1, 2021Production: Steve HoweAlbum length: 61.35 minGenre: Progressive RockRating: 7.0/10 Plenty of fans of the legendary English prog pioneers Yes took the news in 2015 with…

Label: Eagle RecordsRelease date: 11/25/1997Production: YesAlbum length: 72.02 minGenre: Progressive RockRating: 7.5/10 Yes put out »Open Your Eyes«, their seventeenth studio album, after the classic and best-loved lineup (vocalist…

"In terms of virtuosic daring, the reinterpretation of the classics at times even steals the spotlight from the most notorious live albums by Yes, led by “Yessongs” and “Yesshows”."

"Dave Bruebeck, who?!?! Ha, ha."

»Fly From Here - Return Trip« is a thoroughly superfluous project, and its one real standout is Horn's still remarkably well-preserved voice, which gives it a slight quality edge over the pretty average original.

»Topographic Drama« is an interesting live document, packed with strong performances of songs Yes have 'forgotten' about far too often over the years, especially those from the album »Drama«.

»Talk« was a fitting end to an era, even though within the Yes discography it doesn't hold a particularly distinguished spot next to a whole pile of much better albums.

Yes were at the peak of their artistic powers in 1972, the year they dropped not one but two masterpieces, »Fragile« and »Close to the Edge«, which makes this a stunning live document with special emotional value for…

»Like It Is: Yes at the Mesa Arts Center« is the best the »Heaven & Earth« lineup of Yes ever managed to deliver on stage.

This latest live document from Bristol, featuring stellar full-length performances of two classic Yes albums, is eloquent proof of why it's a good thing that the elder statesmen of progressive rock, despite the respectable age of most of…

Yes managed to make their best studio album of the nineties with »The Ladder«, if you don't count both parts of the live-studio hybrid »Keys to Ascension«.

»Magnification« is stuffed with quality compositions that now and then recall the 'good old days', so it's no wonder it pleasantly surprised even some of the most skeptical fans when it came out. Unlike on »Time And A Word«, Yes found just…

»Time And A Word« may be a typical product of its time sonically in many ways, but it still successfully secured Yes a spot among the most ambitious bands of the progressive rock movement.

»Heaven & Earth« is what its predecessor »Fly From Here« should have been, had the last few years played out a little differently – one of the best Yes albums since the 'golden' seventies came to a close.

"Over a two-and-a-half-hour set, Yes dazzled with near-flawless takes on three key albums from their vast career, backed by a superb sound system, which means we got a full dose of music 'fit for the gods', the kind only the giants of…

In a two-and-a-half-hour set, Yes fascinated with near-flawless performances of three key albums from their vast career and superb sound, which means we got a proper fill of music 'fit for the gods', the kind only the giants of progressive…

Strip away the influences of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century classical music and the early twentieth, and the roots of progressive rock reach back to the first half of the sixties, to what is now the United Kingdom.

»In The Present« is a very solid live document on which Yes, 'beauty flaw' in the vocals and all, impress with their more-or-less lived-in takes on cult standards from the 'golden years'.

Author: Peter Podbrežnik Venue: Palasport Di Chiarbola / Trieste / ItalyConcert date: November 25, 2011Attendance: 1,000Ticket price: €39.00 (stands) / €32.00 (floor) / €25.00 When a band of this caliber lands right across our western…

"Fly From Here", the first Yes album in almost ten years, which is how long it's been since its predecessor "Magnification" (2001), could easily walk away with the grand prize for the most controversial prog rock album of the past decade,…

'Drama' is a transitional album and a sort of precursor to what happened three years later.

One of the pioneering bands in rock history shocked everyone with the follow-up to 'The Yes Album' (1971), since many expected an equally hard or even harder record, because all the bands were competing back then over who would

Yes, one of the best, most influential and most beloved progressive rock bands of all time, set out on their long road, marked by unpredictable adventures, a few months before the release of their

After the most commercially successful makeover of their career, Yes carried on with the "90125" lineup and, of course, tried to make a new record that would chase the success of its predecessor "90125"

Imagined in fiction, or say you're a passing observer who plants yourself at a spot in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, "Union" is the record that geographically united East and West Yes. So where were we?

Label: Atlantic RecordsRelease date: February 19, 1971Production: Eddie OffordAlbum length: 40.56 minGenre: Progressive RockRating: 9.0/10 (for an English version, scroll down the bar)Aaaaaaa! Forgive me, but this review is going to…

'Fragile' (1972) gave Yes a solid creative foundation, and with it they stepped into their most prolific period. Yes kept building on that foundation. Stronger and more confident than ever, they decided to go for their first truly

'Tormato' is an album that has stayed inexplicably underrated to this day. Why? Yes ditched the long, dreamy epics they'd spoiled people with up to then and mostly focused on writing shorter songs, songs with a beginning and an end. The…

Unlike 'Tales From Topographic Oceans' (1974), 'Relayer' has way more straight-up rock'n'roll sawing and grinding. This is the record where Steve Howe first started bringing flashy guitar 'glissando' acrobatics into the Yes sound in a big…

"Going For The One" (1977) is the album where, to the great delight of "Yes fans," the most beloved "Yesman," the "cape crusader" Rick Wakeman, (first) came back to Yes ("crusader" because

Yes broke up at the end of 1980 under heavy public pressure and a disastrous European tour. White and Squire limped along together under a joint project called Cinema. And then Trevor Rabin showed up!

'Tales From Topographic Oceans' is one of the most important and boldest albums in the history of symphonic progressive rock. It features four interwoven, conceptual stories (four acts).

The final cross-section of everything Yes have ever been up to today is easily the best selection of songs yet, especially next to past best-of compilations of this kind. It's a five-CD box set packed with seriously interesting material.

Yes's first two records are soaked in psychedelic rock, inspired by The Beatles' late work. The band didn't even realize Atlantic Records was ready to "drop" them. Then "The Yes Album" came out.

Location: Budapest (Hungary), SportarenaConcert date: 17.06.2003Attendance: 3500Ticket price: 25,00€ Or, as the 2003 Yes tour is called, "Full Circle". The clock was ticking toward general panic stations, and after a long, lazy feast…