King Crimson

Listen to first retrospective audio track as current lineup prepares to celebrate milestone with documentary, archive releases and rarities.

Adrian Belew was told he could play “Break Like the Wind” – if he knew an E chord.

Singer, guitarist and flautist says there’s enough material but no decision over studio project.

They were at the peak of their considerable progressive-rock powers.

This ultimately created the anchoring point for a lengthy collaboration between Robert Fripp and Adrian Belew.

On both the bass and the Chapman Stick, Tony Levin has become famous for bringing the bottom end into the spotlight.

King Crimson's 'Starless and Bible Black' was released on March 29, 1974.

King Crimson's fifth album, 'Larks' Tongues in Aspic,' is a pinnacle of progressive rock, even though its music is nearly unclassifiable.