Here’s one of my occasional public service addresses to inform new readers of some posts of interest, recent or otherwise, in this case on the topic of progressive rock. It was obvious when I started this site, based upon my listening tastes, that ambient music and progressive rock would be big focuses. However, in getting the site off the ground I paid a lot more attention to establishing an ambient music-loving audience by focusing more on that genre. While ambient is a big part still of what I (and now we) write about, I’ve been doing progressive rock reviews from the start too, but have ramped it up quite a bit in recent months. So it behooves me to point out to new readers the wealth of insight into prog artists to be found here. And there will be more in future.
I should point out, though, that electronic music (ie ambient) and prog merge in many places, so you might say this is one of the most progalicious little sites on the net. ;>
PROG-RELATED ARTICLES AND REVIEWS TO KEEP YOU BUSY
10 Classic International Prog-Rock Albums
10 Essential Classics of Krautrock
10 Lesser-Known Gems of 1970s British Progressive Rock
10 Great Post-2000 Progressive Rock Albums
10 More Great Post-2000 Progressive Rock Albums
10 More Classic International Prog-Rock Albums
Anathema – (discography)
Be Bop Deluxe – Modern Music
Daniel Cavanagh and Joseph Geraci – The Passage
The Church and Part II
Classics of 1970s French Progressive Rock
Classics of 1970s Italian Progressive Rock
David Cross and Robert Fripp – Starless Starlight
Double Live! Grading the Glory of the 1970s Double Album
Robert Fripp – Exposure
Gazpacho – Demon
Genesis- The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
Steve Hackett – concert review
The Grandiose Late Seventies Heyday of the All-Star Concept Album
Harmonium – L’Heptade
Hawkwind – Hawkwind
IQ – Frequency
Marillion – Afraid of Sunlight
My Brother the Wind – I Wash My Soul in the Stream of Infinity
No-Man – Together We’re Stranger
Pendragon – concert review
Popol Vuh – Brüder des Schattens – Söhne des Lichts
and concert review
Sound of Contact- Dimensionaut
Steve Kilbey and Martin Kennedy – You Are Everything
Steve Rothery – concert review
Matt Stevens – Lucid
Strawbs – Hero and Heroine
Tangerine Dream – Zeit
Nik Turner – concert review
Steven Wilson – in concert in Toronto, 2013
Make Your Own Taste 