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. John Mitchell needs no introduction. As a former or current member of legendary prog acts such … Continue reading
How has the modern progressive music scene continued to exist and grow over the last several decades, regardless of its underdog status? One of the main reasons is the continued grassroots efforts from people like Jim Robinson and his dedicated “staph” at the NJProghouse. What started out as a small idea has turned into a … Continue reading
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. Today’s guest is the incomparable Courtney Swain, who is well known as the lead singer and … Continue reading
As a young musician, no single musician had a bigger impact on my playing than Bill Bruford. On his 70th birthday, I wanted to write a quick tribute. As a young musician who played drums in both rock bands and orchestra, I was very concerned and focused on what drums were supposed to do. When … Continue reading
Thank You Scientist, one of our favorite groups here at Proglodytes, will be releasing a new album on June 14th called Terraformer. They’re also spending the next few months on tour! In anticipation for the new album, Thank You Scientist has released a new video for the title track of the album. Below is the … Continue reading
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. Ben Levin is one of my favorite guests on Proglodytes. He’s a highly prolific and talented … Continue reading
I’m lucky to have parents that are fans of progressive music as well. I’ll often share with them different bands that I’ve discovered through Proglodytes,just to get their feedback. When I played my dad The Mercury Tree, he said, “Thomas, when I was a kid, I imagined that music in the future would sound like … Continue reading
