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Interview: James Byron Schoen of Edensong
OK, so…James. Tell me about the six years between the Echoes of Edensong EP and the amazing new record Years in the Garden of Years. We
Album Review: Discipline, ‘Captives of the Wine Dark Sea’
Detroit, Michigan’s very own Discipline has a long, storied history in the world of underground American progressive rock. Led by founding vocalist/keyboardist Matthew Parmenter, Discipline
Album Review: Rikard Sjöblom’s Gungfly, “On Her Journey to the Sun”
I found it rather lamentable that Rikard Sjöblom left Beardfish (concurrent with the demise of the band) in the wake of their having released what
R.I.P., Allan Holdsworth
The news of Allan Holdsworth’s passing could have knocked me over with a feather. While I have lamented the aging and passing of many of
The Prog Canon: Introduction and First Vote- 1960 to 1969
If I had a dollar for every time I was asked by a friend or associate to define progressive rock, I would probably be a
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