I first heard Devin Townsend in 2001, on an InsideOut sampler CD. The first song on the sampler album was “The Fluke”. It was love
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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
Why the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame matters for prog
Lets face it: everyone, on a fundamental level, knows that music awards shows are a joke. Most of the time it’s just a popularity contest
Proglodytes Picks: Sons of Ra
Originally published on cirdecsongs.com, Part 1 of the Bands of Progtoberfest series Being an opening act isn’t easy. The first band on stage is there
Some of prog’s best frontmen are… women (Pt. 2)
Today is International Women’s Day! Last September, I wrote a piece about how progressive rock and metal both carry the stereotype of being mostly male
Dave Kerzner Guitarist Fernando Perdomo releases tribute to John Wetton
A year ago, we lost prog luminary John Wetton to cancer. His work with King Crimson, Asia, Roxy Music, and countless other acts will not
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