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. I have been a fan of the Tea Club since I heard the first seconds of … Continue reading
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
If you’ve been following the blog for a while, you’ll know that I am a big fan of progressive rock themed events. Whether it’s on land or at sea, getting a bunch of like-minded fans together to celebrate progressive music is always welcome here. Progressive metal group Coheed and Cambria has just announced that they … Continue reading
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
by Cedric Hendrix CHICAGO — After two days of wall-to-wall music, I wondered as I went to bed Saturday night if I would have the same level of enthusiasm for more of the same on Sunday. Turns out I was fine. After a great breakfast, it was back to the south side and back to … Continue reading
Since 2012, progressive rock fans have been able to participate in the Progressive Music Awards, which are sponsored by Prog Magazine. We are big fans of all the pageantry and revelry that comes with an award show, and so we decided to put together the first annual Proglodytes Music Awards. Most awards shows have standard … Continue reading
I knew I had to see Devin Townsend at Bogarts. I couldn’t really avoid it. Mastodon, Eagles of Death Metal. and Russian Circles were playing at the Taft, which would have been a given if any other band or group was playing, but Devin and I go way back. I remember first hearing Devin Townsend’s … Continue reading
