New York’s Moonjune Records is celebrating a decade of releasing challenging “non-overproduced music that transcends stylistic pigeon-holing.” Here’s a look at seven key albums in the label’s catalog.
Posted on 01 July 2011.
New York’s Moonjune Records is celebrating a decade of releasing challenging “non-overproduced music that transcends stylistic pigeon-holing.” Here’s a look at seven key albums in the label’s catalog.
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Posted on 29 June 2011.
The big news in prog and metal circles today is the debut of Dream Theater’s new song with new drummer Mike Mangini.
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Posted on 26 March 2011.
Symphony X, one of the reigning progressive-metal bands in the United States, unveiled Friday the artwork and track listings for the two versions of its ninth studio album (and Nuclear Blast debut) Iconoclast.
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Posted on 25 March 2011.
With so much legally “free” music available on the Internet these days, it’s easy to go crazy trying to find and listen to everything that might appeal to you. Enter British DIY guitarist Matt Stevens.
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Michael Popke is a freelance music journalist from Madison, Wis. He is a longtime contributor to Goldmine and wrote the magazine's short-lived "Progressive Ideas" column. Michael has interviewed everyone from Chris Squire, Bill Bruford, Steve Hogarth and Eric Woolfson to Roine Stolt, Neal Morse, Geoff Tate and Michael Romeo. But he has to admit that his favorite sessions were with the Steves: Hackett and Walsh.
Marc Garrison is a freelance music writer from California. He has written for many Web sites on the virtues of prog metal and heavy metal in general.
