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I’ve been trying for nearly three years. But it’s time to face a simple, horrible fact: I’m just not that in to the new King Crimson. The legendary progressive rock stalwarts are now in their ninth incarnation, and I don’t think this band was meant for me. I’m not saying what they’re doing these days … Continue reading
This episode of Proglodytes is brought to you by The Bow Tie Guy. If you’re ready to up your style game and join a worldwide community of fashionable bow tie wearers, check out bethebowtieguy.com. They have a wide variety of bow ties, as well as a blog and a podcast all dedicated to helping you … 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
Progressive rock giant John Wetton passed away on January 31. John was a phenomenal bass player, well known for his proficiency and sought after as a session musician. His voice was extremely expressive- at times spirited and strong, other times forlorn and melancholy. He contributed significantly to progressive rock, playing and singing with major acts such … Continue reading
As if 2016 couldn’t get any worse: the incredible Greg Lake passed away last week on December 8, 2016, after a difficult battle with cancer. Greg Lake was one of the most identifiable and definitive voices in early progressive music, and his artistry and talent helped shape progressive music to be what it is now. Whether … Continue reading
Italian prog bands aren’t typically known for being trailblazers. The most influential Italian artists took their cue primarily from British bands, especially King Crimson, Yes and Gentle Giant. NyX’s sophomore album The News is no different. It’s complex, doesn’t rely solely on traditional rock instrumentation and has a unifying conceptual theme. The album seems to be about … Continue reading
