Every year since we started, we’ve done an end of the year list of our favorite albums of the year. No, not a best of- that’d be us trying to objectively pick something that’s highly subjective. We instead put together a list of recommendations, in case you missed any of these albums when they came … Continue reading
“Vector is dark, elegant, smart, and cinematic”- Thomas reviews Haken’s latest album, “Vector” Continue reading
Vladimir Lalić has been busy as of late! His band, Organized Chaos, released a new album, titled Divulgence, in December of 2017, to wide acclaim. Lalić and his group also performed at Progpower Europe last year. Aside from being an extremely talented singer and composer, Lalić is also a visual artist. His surrealist and occasionally … Continue reading
I am writing this post with a grateful heart for the last few days of my life. I have walked the decks of this massive engineering marvel, listening to amazing music and meeting incredible people, but carrying with me the names of those I love and those who made it possible for me to come. … Continue reading
I’m writing this review at 1 am and a group of musicians from the various bands we’ve seen today are playing the entire Court of the Crimson King album in a Greg Lake tribute. They just finished a ridiculously awesome version of “21st Century Schizoid Man” by King Crimson, with the lead singer of District … Continue reading
So yeah, 2016 has been a crazy year for pretty much everything else, but it has been a solid year for music. Here at Proglodytes, we our review team picked our favorite albums of the year. Proglodette: Big Big Train’s Folklore is absolutely my favorite release of 2016. From its anthemic title track, through the … Continue reading
From the moment Haken (Richard Henshall (Guitar/Keys), Charles Griffiths (Guitar), Raymond Hearne (Drums), Diego Tejeida, (Keys), Connor Green (Bass) and Ross Jennings, (vocals) previewed their album with a mid-’80s DOS-style website, I’ve been intrigued to hear what they were cooking up for their fourth studio release, Affinity. I purchased my first Haken album, Visions, in … Continue reading
