One of the oldest jokes about progressive rock music is that it’s a genre specifically for dudes. In the BBC documentary on progressive rock, there
Show Review: Haken in Columbus, OH 8/29/17
Haken has become, in recent years, one of the most formidable progressive metal acts currently out there. While they made waves (pun intended) with their
Album Review: Alberto Rigoni, “Duality”
Italian bass virtuoso and composer, Alberto Rigoni, is set to release his sixth solo album, Duality, on September 20. Duality is an intriguing album that explores
Joe’s Garage: Disasterpeace, “Rise of the Obsidian Interstellar”
Joe’s Garage is a column provided by Joe Dorsey (keyboardist of Tea Club and Proglodytes contributor) in which he shares his diverse musical discoveries and
Interview: Eric Gillette (Neal Morse Band, Shattered Fortress, Solo Work)
Eric Gillette (The Neal Morse Band, Shattered Fortress, solo work) was first seen in the realm of progressive rock after he auditioned and joined
Album Review: Leprous, “Malina”
Leprous has been gaining considerable attention as of late. Since their debut in 2008 (Tall Poppy Syndrome), they have released 4 highly acclaimed albums, garnered
Proglodytes 