The Best Canterbury Scene Progressive Rock Albums
December 2, 2015 | Posted in PROGRESSIVE ROCK | By Jason Sositko
Rock Jazz at its Best: Understanding the Canterbury scene is a tricky proposition, mainly because some think of the scene as folksy progressive rock like Caravan, and Hatfield and the North, while others think of the avant-garde style of Henry
The Radiohead OK Computer and Miles Davis Bitches Brew Connection
November 13, 2015 | Posted in JAZZ | By Jason Sositko
OK Computer is an album that profoundly effected me when I first heard it only 15 years ago. Truth is I had not paid much attention to Radiohead. I was turned on to this album because I heard it was
5 Delightfully Tasteless, Pretentious, and Entirely Too Long Progressive Rock Songs
May 8, 2015 | Posted in PROGRESSIVE ROCK | By Jason Sositko
Bloated, Bombastic, and Over the Top! I thought it would be fun to put together a short list of a few of my favorite progressive rock songs, that happen to be over 20 minutes in length. While these tunes have
What Are the Best Proto-Prog Rock Albums of All-Time?
May 8, 2015 | Posted in PROGRESSIVE ROCK | By Jason Sositko
What is proto-prog? Proto-prog is the music that slightly predates the progressive rock era. The music is very advanced and searching, but not quite as advanced as progressive rock is thought to be. Acid rock and or art rock can
