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
Interview with Tim Bowness (No-Man, Solo work) about 80’s band Plenty
Tim Bowness is well known as the vocal half of the band No-Man, formed in 1987, along with Steven Wilson. Before there was No-Man, Tim was a member of a band named Plenty. While the band released several EPs back in the day, a full album was never released until April this year. Iris Hidding […]
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
Prog Festival Profile: Very Prog Festival in Toulouse, France
One of the most exciting trends I’ve seen in the progressive music world is the emergence of several brand new prog festivals, each with stellar
Concert Review: JD And The Straight Shot, SLC, 5-20-18
Opening for a legendary band when you are a relative unknown can be something of a double-edged sword. On the one hand, you are likely
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