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WOHL: la vida misma
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WOHL: la vida misma

Posted on December 5, 2018 by Rebeca Bernardino • Leave a comment

Estoy convencida de que existen pocos álbumes que han capturado la esencia de la existencia y, en general, de la vida. Sin temor a equivocarme el material de esta banda de Guadalajara, México, nos obsequió una descripción franca de lo que comprende vivir y de la belleza y el movimiento que fluye en cada etapa … Continue reading →

WOHL: life itself
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WOHL: life itself

Posted on December 5, 2018 by Rebeca Bernardino • Leave a comment

I am convinced that there are few albums that have captured the essence of existence and, in general, the essence of life. Without fear of being mistaken, the music of this band from Guadalajara, Mexico, gave us a candid description of what it means to live and a vivid representation of the beauty and movement … Continue reading →

Interview with violin virtuoso Joe Deninzon
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Interview with violin virtuoso Joe Deninzon

Posted on November 26, 2018 by Thomas Hatton • 3 Comments

If you are a Proglodytes follower, you might know that I attended ProgStock 2018 this year, and was able to live-blog the entire event. The weekend was stacked with some amazing performances, but one of the most amazing ProgStock performances happened at the second late-night event. Though I was sleep deprived and running on fumes, … Continue reading →

Interview with Kate Wakefield (Lung)
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Interview with Kate Wakefield (Lung)

Posted on November 7, 2018 by Thomas Hatton • Leave a comment

Lung came highly recommended to me by several of my trusted musician friends- the description alone of a cello-drums duo that played raw, visceral rock and roll with a punk energy- piqued my interest enough to check out their first album, and I was hooked from the first few measures. Singer and cellist Kate Wakefield … Continue reading →

Interview with Phideaux
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Interview with Phideaux

Posted on October 3, 2018 by Xerxes • Leave a comment

When he isn’t directing soap operas, Phideaux Xavier is a progressive rock musician who composes gleefully morose music, often about the world coming to an end in the wake of ecological disaster. His most recent double album, Infernal, explores themes of calamity in one of the best releases in 2018. He sat down with our … Continue reading →

Artist Profile: Charlie Roy, Prog Portrait Painter
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Artist Profile: Charlie Roy, Prog Portrait Painter

Posted on September 5, 2018 by Thomas Hatton • Leave a comment

If you’re active on the various prog forums, you may have already seen the artwork of Charlie Roy. Charlie is a tremendously gifted artist who has figured out how to blend his love for progressive music and his art. Take a look at the gallery below to see some examples of his progressive rock portraits. … Continue reading →

The Sincere Self Expression of Luke Dowsett
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The Sincere Self Expression of Luke Dowsett

Posted on August 31, 2018 by rebecabernardino • Leave a comment

I can describe the music of Luke Dowsett as enriching in many ways, but the most accurate description I found is soul enriching; What he composes and creates is totally captivating. Apart from having amazing collaborations, the work of this Australian musician is a delight in the full extent of the word. Since 2014 we … Continue reading →

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