For fans of Yes: what to watch, read & play next

A love affair told through live rock concerts, where music and memory are inseparable.

A band races to stop a rock star from summoning a demon — music as genuinely cosmic stakes.

Pure passion for rock saves a bankrupt radio station — devotion and a chaotic team beat the odds.

Metallica, Guns N' Roses, Slipknot and more reflect on the music that defines rock's enduring power.

Leningrad, the early 1980s: underground rockers smuggle Lou Reed and Bowie LPs and build a scene.

A runaway in Haight-Ashbury falls in with a psychedelic band — music as refuge and community.

A disco owner lures a New York breakdancer away from the crew that made him — scenes define you.

Carnival in Pelourinho: tenants of a crumbling house get by on creativity, humour, and music.

Music is the light of civilisation; when monsters extinguish it, humanity itself starts to dim.

A documentary series dissecting the landmark albums that defined rock and popular music history.

All the bands from previous seasons reunite — each group's distinct sound gets its moment.

Four teenagers with clashing personalities discover that shared passion makes a real band.

Three strangers united by music meet by chance at a concert that changes each of their lives.

A newly formed band struggles for recognition, proving themselves song by gruelling song.

A guitarist playing toward an open window sparks an unlikely musical partnership and its fallout.

Rotating rock experts debate which songs and artists left the deepest mark on the genre.

Play along to AC/DC's live set in this rock-band game built around one iconic concert.

Master lead guitar, bass, drums and vocals in a polished, ambitious rock-band simulation.

Shred through an 80s rock tracklist with a guitar controller — retro venues, unlockable guitars.

Form a band, tour the world, and master the instruments that define rock stardom.

The most ambitious rock-band game yet — real instruments, vast song library, world tour.

A fan-made rhythm battle built in Scratch — lo-fi, scrappy, and music-driven throughout.

Three friends' last night of high school, played through a mixtape of DEVO, Iggy Pop and more.

Play through The Beatles' career from Liverpool clubs to Shea Stadium, drums and guitar in hand.

A children's guide to choosing the perfect rock for play — ten rules for the ideal specimen.

Traces rock's roots from rhythm and blues through solo stars and supergroups in concise history.

Paul Friedlander's social history puts rock and roll back inside the culture that produced it.

A rock guitarist's memoir — sex, drugs, and what serious musicianship actually costs.

Everything a young musician needs to turn love of music into real playing — practical and direct.

An image consultant overhauls a brawling ex-pop star — sharp comedy about celebrity and craft.

Essays on Bowie, Lou Reed, the Clash, Iggy Pop and more — fierce rock criticism as its own art.

A thorough, culturally grounded history of Western art music for those who want to understand the form.