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ROSfest 2011 – Prog Is a Battlefield
Since I moved to the USA two and a half years ago, progressive rock festivals have always been one of the highlights of the year...
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A Journey Through Fusion Part Two: The First Generation
While in my last article on jazz fusion I discussed the “father” of jazz fusion, Mr. Miles Dewey Davis, in this one I will be...
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A Year Behind
Time schedule That’s right, folks! ProgSphere is celebrating its first anniversary since we’ve been formed in April 2010. Although officially we moved to this domain...
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After the Flood – Musings on the Future of the US Progressive Rock Scene
Now that the dust has settled, and life is slowly getting back to normal for the ‘prog community’ after a lengthy wound-licking session, it is...
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NEARfest 2011 – A Wake-Up Call for Prog?
The Internet channels dedicated to progressive rock were bursting at the seams yesterday after the shocking news of the cancellation of one of the year’s...
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Non-Aligned Prog: The Music of Serbia (Part II)
Serbia in progressive music It didn’t take too long until bands from Serbia started experimenting with odd rhythm structures, lengthy improvisations and time signatures. The...
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Non-Aligned Prog: The Music of Yugoslavia (Part I)
Progressive Music in SFR Yugoslavia A Historical Perspective Historically, the former Yugoslavia (officially The Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) was a state formed in the...
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A Journey Through Fusion – Part One: The Birth of the Rock
I feel like jazz fusion is Progressive Rock’s down-to-earth and unpretentious twin brother. Despite jazz snobs such as myself making it look that way otherwise,...
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