If you like what you hear, please subscribe to Proglodytes Radio Podcast through iTunes or your favorite podcast app. If you can, please leave a review. Also, feel free to stick around at Proglodytes.com for reviews, interviews, and features. I have been a fan of The Mercury Tree for a few years now. I knew … Continue reading
If you’ve been to a stateside prog rock festival in the last few years, chances are you’ve probably seen the amazing Jamison Smeltz on a stage somewhere. He is not just a prolific and very talented reed player- he’s a person who loves music, and that shows every time he graces the stage. He plays … Continue reading
On this week’s Proglodytes Playlist: We’re a few weeks into quarantine, and we’re all going a little crazy. But, it’s not the worst thing in the world to have to stay home with people that you love. I haven’t been listening to as much music lately, but when I do, I try and be very … Continue reading
If you’re a member of any Facebook fan groups for modern prog metal bands (namely Haken and Devin Townsend), you’ve probably seen the name Jackie Frank Russell appear in your feed. But if you know Jackie, you know he is also as prolific of a musician as he is a meme-r. With projects spanning genres, … Continue reading
“In strange and uncertain times, such as we are living through, on occasion a reasonable person might despair. But Hope is unreasonable. And Love is greater even than this.” — Robert Fripp Each of us have spheres of responsibility: we must take care of ourselves, our families, our friends, or those in our local community. … Continue reading
On this week’s Proglodytes Playlist: Many of us are feeling strange these days, due to the suggestions of many government officials to stay home and not spread this awful virus around. Though I’ve found solace in more melancholy tunes, I’ve also tried to be present and mindful and grateful despite the scariness and uncertainty. Here’s … Continue reading
Steven Wilson’s newest album, The Future Bites, has a tracklist and a tentative release date of June 12, 2020. We discuss our thoughts on the latest single, “Personal Shopper”. Thomas I first started listening to Porcupine Tree in the late 90s. So, a lot of my thoughts on Steven Wilson are based around my first … Continue reading
