Monthly Archives: November 2011

Back in October 2010 I spent an evening with Agents of Mercy & Karmakanic at Spirit of 66. We did a chaotic interview backstage before heading to the hotel, getting lost on the way and discovering the place all locked-up … Continue reading →

Being somewhat of a fan, having once bought a plane ticket to go see them play live in Nashville, DPRP’s Brian Watson recently got to speak to Glass Hammer‘s Steve Babb and Fred Schendel about, amongst other things, their new … Continue reading →

Formed in 1968, Cressida are considered one of the pioneering symphonic progressive bands, but released just two albums before disbanding in 1971. After all this time they have a strong cult following and are releasing a 12″ vinyl album of previously … Continue reading →

DPRP’s Phil Chelmsford speaks with Jonas Reingold, bass player extraordinaire, about his band Karmakanic, their DPRP recommended new album In a Perfect World, how he writes music and the musicians he’s worked with. We also chat about music in general, … Continue reading →

In the ever-eclectic world of prog, Lazuli stand out as one of the most original bands with their diverse instrumentation and unique sound. Shooting into the limelight with their well-received 2007 release En Avant Doute, they took a setback in 2009 when … Continue reading →