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Vince Font considers himself something of a B-movie connoisseur with a great love for schlock, black and white, and zombies. He’s also a progressive rock music snob and sometimes singer/songwriter, but as a closeted Bee Gees fan admits he has no right to judge others for their taste. He does it anyway. Email Vince.

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Progressive metal band Riverside brings progski to the western world

"Progski" may not be a term that lots of people are familiar with, but if Polish progressive metal band Riverside has anything to say about...
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Reasonable listening for unseasonable weather: 5 great rainy day albums

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Sometimes the best remedy for unseasonable weather is to surrender to it. Like it or not, Mother Nature's going to have her way. Why not enjoy it?...
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KTU's Quiver hits the mark and keeps on going

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KTU, a band known among denizens of the progressive rock community as one of King Crimson alumni Pat Mastelotto and Trey Gunn's many side projects,...
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Queensryche's well-intentioned American Soldier falls short

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Queensrÿche's new studio album "American Soldier" is about as noble an effort as they get. A concept album about war told from the...
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Airbag deploys impressive arsenal of songs in debut album

The music of Norwegian band Airbag has been described as chilled-out progressive rock--sort of like Pink Floyd meets Radiohead, but with a whole lot...
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Crimson Jazz Trio a fitting swan song for late drummer Ian Wallace

Ian Wallace (1946-2007) was a drummer that spent most of his 60 years in the thankless anonymity reserved especially for world-class session...
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Ozric Tentacles and the fruitful offerings of The YumYum Tree

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Ozric Tentacles may not be a name every music-loving household is familiar with, but that's not to say they don't deserve to be. Having worked and...
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Fractal's new album Sequitur - when mind and music meet, you're gonna tap your feet

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The music of San Francisco Bay Area progressive rock band Fractal has been described as "music to tap your brain to", and as painful as that...
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Donny Who Loved Bowling: Mythical Hollywood character or inspiring avant-garde band?

Coen Brothers enthusiasts may instantly recognize the name Donny Who Loved Bowling as a character from the duo's much-beloved 1998 cult classic...
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