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SCAR SYMMETRY: Interview with Per Nilsson
In January 2014, Swedish metal band Scar Symmetry announced that their next albums will be a part of the trilogy called The Singularity. In our...
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Top 20 Bass Players in Progressive Metal & Around
So, we are rounding it up with bass players, which are probably the most underrated part of a band. We made a selection of top...
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PERIPHERY: Interview with Misha Mansoor
Since the release of their debut self-titled album in 2010, Periphery managed to develop into one of the most respected bands on the modern progressive...
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ANIMALS AS LEADERS: Convincing Girls to Come to Metal Shows
With an übercool name as it is, inspired by Daniel Quinn’s novel Ishmael, Animal as Leaders was predetermined for big things since the band’s inception...
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STEVE HOWE: Past Into Future
2014 marks half a century of Steve Howe‘s professional career as a musician, during which he has helped shape the foundations of progressive rock with...
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IAN ANDERSON: Standing the Test of Time
Ian Anderson needs no introduction. After having spent 45 years on the music scene, he has left a huge legacy in his wake, one that...
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JOHN WETTON: Heat of the Moment
If you consider yourself a progressive rock fan then at some point, you have probably connected with the work of John Wetton. That’s possibly as...
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Roye Albrighton of Nektar in No Man’s Land
Interview with Nektar's Roye Albrighton from 2010.
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