The Curls with Asia, Curved Air, and more

Asia, a supergroup with members from King Crimson and Yes, dominated 1980s FM rock and MTV with hits like "Heat of the Moment." They signed with BMG for a 40th-anniversary release.

The Curls, a Chicago experimental rock band, blend psychedelic, art-pop, and post-punk styles. Praised by Adrian Belew, they've toured with Tame Impala and played major festivals.

Curved Air, formed in 1970 by violinist Darryl Way, gained fame in Britain's prog scene with albums like *Air Conditioning* and hits like "Back Street Love." Known for blending rock with classical influences, they featured talents like Sonja Kristina and collaborated with names like Eddie Jobson. Despite early success and releases like *Phantasmagoria*, internal disputes led to lineup changes. Members like Stewart Copeland found later success with The Police. Their legacy endures through BBC sessions and reissues.