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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Album Review: Circuline, “Counterpoint”
Circuline is a relatively new arrival to the prog scene. Born out of the ashes of Downing Grey (a progressive rock cover band), the three
Is Prog Going Extinct? A Biological-Anthropological Approach
Abstract Previous research, using an analysis of Google Trends, published in January 2016 suggested that interested in prog may be declining. However, very little critical
The 10 Proggiest Songs from Post-Gabriel Genesis
This post has a distinct purpose: to help folks like me open their mind up to good music. Up until about 5 or 6 years
The Tea Club’s new comic book, Grappling Book One- The Magnet
I haven’t exactly been silent about The Tea Club. They have quickly become one of my favorite new progressive rock acts. Their last album, Grappling, was
The Neal Morse Band – ‘The Similitude of a Dream’
If anyone in contemporary prog is more ubiquitous than Steven Wilson, it’s Neal Morse (and maybe Mike Portnoy). After leaving Spock’s Beard, Morse has released albums
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