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Whatever "Comfort Prog" means to you. Despite it having been a warm day, I was feeling chilly and a bit bleak tonight, so I thought "Quick, put on...

Maybe it is because I am really missing live music, and/or maybe it is because I will soon be fully vaccinated.... But I was wondering if there...

Chosen today for an obvious reason, how does the first Hogarth album stand up after all these years? At the time, I'm sure it felt like a radical...

Time flies. Can you believe Dark Matter is turning 17? I have always been a moderate to warm IQ fan, but this album did it for me personally. I think...

Have not seen anyone post this here yet, but Kansas made this announcement this morning: The band KANSAS announces that guitarist Zak Rizvi has...

http://www.progarchives.com/progressive_rock_discography_covers/1025/cover_42711102009.jpeg Isotope - Illusion Tracks Listing 1....

From Best Classic Bands.com: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees Chicago became the first non-classical group to perform six nights in a row at...

Fans of John Mitchell (Lonely Robot, Arena, Frost*, Kino) take note! The two It Bites albums from 2008 & 2012 (featuring John as writer, guitarist &...

Another great gone: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/02/arts/music/constance-demby-dead.html?action=click&module=Features&pgtype=Homepage

Keyboardist Ralph Schuckett passed away on Easter Sunday. His son posted this on Facebook: I want to thank everyone who's reached out, online...

So my spouse and I have been on a "bad movies" kick for a while, so we watched an old 1950s dreary-fest called "Unknown World," which can best be...

B.B. Dickerson, singer & bassist War ("The World Is a Ghetto", it's him). He left the band in 79 he was only 71.

As mentioned in the Vinyl Thread, I recently sold off my entire record collection, turntable, cartridges, 70’s rock mags, rock buttons, ticket stubs,...

Here's the whole album condensed down to a four minute promo video. Pretty cool. The album will stream worldwide starting May 21st

If you missed our chat with Billy Cobham today, here's the rebroadcast. Big thanks to Eric Sanders (of the Yeti Trio) for co-hosting with me. **For...

Considering that Syd left Pink Floyd due to his increasingly erratic behaviour, it's maybe surprising that he recorded more songs following his...

With the recent death of BB Dickerson I have been re-discovering the music of War. All that I own is a 2CD compilation, which is really good, but if...

If you missed this weekend's show, here's the rebroadcast. **Marc Bonilla was our guest for Episode #83. We discussed his latest musical projects...

For those who may not have heard the father of Tom Gagliardi (host of the long running internet radio show, Gagliarchives) has passed away. An...

Natasha Barrett-Leap Seconds (2021; Sargasso) Right off the bat, and just to get this out of the way now…I’ll tell you that this release is an...

Margaret Atwood writes in The Guardian today about where she was the first time she heard O Superman by Laurie Anderson. I also remember the impact...

If you missed this weekend's look at The Evolution of Steely Dan music, here's the rebroadcast. We tried to strike a balance for fans and musicians...

I'm listening to Yochk'o Seffer's 1978 album Ghilgoul, and on a Google search this short but interesting 1978 interview in the Washington Post came...

Iain Hornal was the bassist for Yes featuring Anderson Rabin Wakeman on two tours, subbing for Lee Pomeroy, with whom he works in Jeff Lynne's ELO,...