Thank You Scientist, one of our favorite groups here at Proglodytes, will be releasing a new album on June 14th called Terraformer. They’re also spending the next few months on tour! In anticipation for the new album, Thank You Scientist has released a new video for the title track of the album. Below is the … Continue reading
If you like what you hear, please subscribe to Proglodytes Radio Podcast through iTunes or your favorite podcast app. If you can, please leave a review. Also, feel free to stick around at Proglodytes.com for reviews, interviews, and features. With a resume that includes Genesis, Tears for Fears, Spock’s Beard, Big Big Train, and more, … Continue reading
Nashville-based progressive rock band Evership has just released a new video for “The Serious Room”, the opening track of their new album, Evership II. Continue reading
One of my favorite things about progressive music festivals is the opportunity to meet new people who love progressive music. I met Mike Visaggio at ProgStock 2018, and we chatted about his life and music and perspective. Mike is the keyboardist and primary composer for symphonic prog band Kinetic Element. From their website: Kinetic … Continue reading
After a 4.5 hour drive up from Cincinnati, I arrived just as the first band was starting their set and met up with good friend and colleague Cedric Hendrix, who has written for Proglodytes for the last year or so and has been a valuable member of our team since day one. These events are … Continue reading
Last year, I had the honor of attending the first ever ProgStock festival in Rahway, New Jersey. It was an incredible weekend of music and camaraderie, and immediately after I was ready for the next year’s event. As the year went by and the lineup was revealed, I realized that this was going to be … Continue reading
It has long been a favorite trope of music reviewers to begin an album review by presenting a list of comparisons to other artists or albums. This reviewer has resorted to that a time or two as well, but when an album and an artist such as this one comes along, that move becomes a … Continue reading
