Saxophonist Tim Berne is among the world's most influential avant-jazz composers and performers. His latest album Snakeoil, produced by Manfred Eicher for the ECM label, features intricately-detailed, harmony-driven works that retain plenty of space for improvisation.

The masterful sarode player, and son of the legendary Ali Akbar Khan, discusses his debut album Shades of Sarode. He also reflects on his incredible lineage, exploring the influence of his father's work and steps he's taking to further its appeal to younger generations.

For decades, David Torn has been reinventing the guitar. The icon of looping, processing and textures has released several solo masterworks and is a fixture of the film scoring universe. His latest project, Levin Torn White, situates his work in fierce, progressive fusion territory.

BeyondChron has a major new feature on Anil Prasad's recent keynote and YouTube webinar on "The Economic Reality of Streaming," detailing how companies like Spotify are dramatically weighted against artist interests, with comprehensive examples.

This wide-ranging conversation with Porcupine Tree's Steven Wilson examines the creative trajectories of his burgeoning solo career and Storm Corrosion, a new duo project Opeth's Mikael Åkerfeldt. Wilson also goes into his new albums with No-Man and Bass Communion.

Guitarist Steve Howe goes behind the scenes of the making of Yes' latest studio album Fly From Here and his new solo effort Time. Both discs are full of epic twists and turns—as are the journeys that led to their completion. He also reveals the guitar story behind each release.