I don’t feel like it’s too much to say that Gazpacho is one of the most important modern progressive bands. In a genre that, despite
Author: Thomas Hatton
Interview with Cheer-Accident, Exclusive Track Premiere, “Trying to Comfort Mary”
We are truly honored to feature Cheer-Accident, one of the few bands that truly defies description, here at Proglodytes. Cheer-Accident was founded by multi-instrumentalist Thymme
Concert Review: Todd Rundgren’s Utopia, Taft Theatre 5-10-18
When I first heard that Utopia was reuniting and going on tour, I promised myself I’d buy a ticket. Many fans of Utopia wondered if
Interview with Juan Antonio Muñoz about Be Prog! My Friend 2018
Here at Proglodytes, we have learned that one of the best ways to promote progressive music is through festivals. Festivals are not just great ways
10 Questions with Jessica Kion (Bent Knee, Justice Cow)
You probably know Jessica Kion as the bass player and backup vocalist for Bent Knee, one of my favorite bands, and arguably one of the most
Interview with Lainey Schooltree
One of my favorite finds last year was the brilliant Heterotopia, an ambitious, melodic, multi-layered concept album written by composer/musician Lainey Schooltree. Her band, Schooltree, won
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