Proglodytes Playlist is a curated list of songs that I’ll add to each week. Most of them will feature new(er) bands, because the most important mission at Proglodytes is to share currently active, progressive leaning groups with the world, but occasionally I will include older songs as a tribute or a commemoration of an anniversary. On … Continue reading
Being a professional musician in 2020 is not the easiest path to take. And for those who want to master their craft in a university setting, the training they seek can be quite cost prohibitive for musicians that come from lower income backgrounds. Often times musicians with incredible talent leave institutions, saddled with massive debts … Continue reading
Proglodytes Playlist is a curated list of songs that I’ll add to each week. Most of them will feature new(er) bands, because the most important mission at Proglodytes is to share currently active, progressive leaning groups with the world, but occasionally I will include older songs as a tribute or a commemoration of an anniversary. On … Continue reading
It’s not often that you get to talk with people that have shared the stage with Mick Jagger, Pink Floyd, Billy Idol, Rod Stewart, Nile Rodgers, Steve Hackett, and Lou Reed. And it’s even rarer that you could do that by just talking to two people. The McBroom Sisters, Lorelei and Durga, have enjoyed an … Continue reading
Proglodytes Playlist is a curated list of songs that I’ll add to each week. Most of them will feature new(er) bands, because the most important mission at Proglodytes is to share currently active, progressive leaning groups with the world, but occasionally I will include older songs as a tribute or a commemoration of an anniversary. On … Continue reading
Proglodytes Playlist is a curated list of songs that I’ll add to each week. Most of them will feature new(er) bands, because the most important mission at Proglodytes is to share currently active, progressive leaning groups with the world, but occasionally I will include older songs as a tribute or a commemoration of an anniversary. … Continue reading
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