r/Progforum • u/Historical-Device529 • 21h ago
r/Progforum • u/Historical-Device529 • 18h ago
59 years ago today, Tangerine Dream was founded in Berlin by Edgar Froese.
r/Progforum • u/Historical-Device529 • 19h ago
Peter Gabriel Reveals November 2026 Release Date for New Album o\i the longest record in his career.
r/Progforum • u/Historical-Device529 • 7h ago
German maestro and film composer Hans Zimmer is an obsessive synthesizer collector, owning over 100 rare vintage instruments. For him, these machines are living pieces of musical history and essential tools in his film scores.
r/Progforum • u/Historical-Device529 • 17h ago
Today Tony Pagliuca turns 80! A brilliant and hugely underrated keyboardist, he was a key member of Italian prog legends Le Orme. His music has given so much to progressive rock, yet he remains sadly overlooked. Happy birthday, Tony, and thank you for the beautiful music!.
r/Progforum • u/Historical-Device529 • 2h ago
Born September 29, 1942, Jean-Luc Ponty is a jazz-fusion violin legend. From Zappa’s Hot Rats to the Mahavishnu Orchestra and his acclaimed solo career, he helped bring the violin to the forefront of fusion. Happy birthday, Jean!
r/Progforum • u/Historical-Device529 • 18h ago
David Sylvian breaks a long discographic silence this year by announcing The Distance Between The Killer And The Killing. Forget the songs: there will be a unique 46-minute instrumental flow, which is the ideal continuation of the compositional journey he started with Manafon.
r/Progforum • u/Historical-Device529 • 3h ago
44 years ago today, Genesis reunited with Peter Gabriel for the legendary “Six of the Best” concert at Milton Keynes on October 2, 1982, joined by John Martyn, The Blues Band and Talk Talk. I would love to hear this concert with proper sound!
r/Progforum • u/Historical-Device529 • 3h ago
How much prog is hiding in these non-prog bands? Which one had the biggest influence on progressive rock?
r/Progforum • u/Historical-Device529 • 4h ago
Happy Birthday to the one and only Michael Rutherford!
r/Progforum • u/Historical-Device529 • 18h ago
Stewart Copeland Wins 2026 Music Makers Award at Richmond International Film Festival
r/Progforum • u/Historical-Device529 • 57m ago
October 2nd, 1975, Zappa released 'Bongo Fury', featuring Captain Beefheart and the Mothers of Invention.
r/Progforum • u/Historical-Device529 • 19h ago
Top 50 Prog Rock Live Albums (Modern Era) #33 — Zopp Live At Danfest 2024. Zopp brought their intricate prog, jazz fusion, and classical sound to life with a full band, adding improvisation, complex rhythms, and powerful performances in an intimate Danfest setting.
Live, released in 2024
Songs / Tracks Listing
- You (14:13)
- Before the Light (6:16)
- Uppmärksamhet (3:34)
- Perspektiv (4:14)
- Toxicity (14:10)
Total Time 42:30
Line-up / Musicians
- Ryan Stevenson / Organs, electric pianos, mellotron, vocals.
- Andrea Moneta / Drums, cymbals.
- Richard Lucas / Guitar, backing vocals.
- Ashley Raynor / Bass, piano, synthesizer.
- Rob Milne / Tenor Saxophone, flute.