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If classical composers were provided electric guitars, basses, keyboards and drum sets; they'd probably make music that sounds similar to Yes. The English group was founded in the late 60s and is primarily known for combining elements of symphonic orchestrations with aspects of progressive rock. The band's songs tend to highlight each members instrumental prowess and though the group has transcended multiple music genres, it is best regarded for its innovation with the progressive rock genre.
