The Alan Parsons Project is a British rock band formed in 1975, known for its unique blend of progressive rock and pop music. The group was created by Alan Parsons, a sound engineer and producer, and Eric Woolfson, a songwriter and musician. They gained popularity for their concept albums, which often featured elaborate storytelling and rich orchestration. The band is recognized for hits like "Eye in the Sky" and "Don't Answer Me," showcasing their signature sound that combines lush melodies with innovative production techniques. Although the group disbanded in 1990, their music continues to influence artists and resonate with fans worldwide.