Nashville’s Lines in the Sky can’t be ignored. Their unique sound is a blend of technical wizardry and melodic warmth, and their latest album, Beacon, has
Author: Thomas Hatton
Interview with Gil Assayas (Todd Rundgren’s Utopia, GLASYS)
In May, I had the amazing opportunity to see Todd Rundgren’s Utopia at the Taft Theater in Cincinnati. I was thrilled to know that the
Prog Festival Profile: Progtoberfest, Interview with Kevin Pollack
Kevin Pollack is a guy who clearly loves music. He’s all over the place, performing as half of the Blooze Brothers in Chicago, singing with
Interview with guitar virtuoso Al Joseph about his project, Hyvmine
Al Joseph has been making a name for himself as a formidable shredder for several years now. Most recently, Al has devoted his energy to
Prog Conversations That Need To Die (But Never Will)
I first dipped my toe into online discussions of progressive music in the late 90s, when message boards were still a thing. For the most
Album Review: The Sea Within, “The Sea Within”
There are several modern collaborative groups between popular progressive musicians-“supergroups”, if you will- that have created really stellar music, among them Flying Colors, Transatlantic, OSI
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