"I don’t think there are too many other genres of music that have fans so loyal and devoted like this..." The story of Australian prog By Rod Whitfield published 11 April 24 The rise of Australian progressive music, from its 60 roots to current day Eurovision success
“I think we cross a lot of boundaries and I think our fans are very open-minded.” Ne Obliviscaris and the making of Urn By Rod Whitfield published 27 October 23 They’ve had strong financial support from their loyal fanbase, their music was included in a teaching curriculum at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, and now Aussies Ne Obliviscaris are set to make big waves beyond their native land.
ProgFest Australia - live review By Rod Whitfield published 21 February 18 Not yet rated Australia's travelling prog festival arrives in Melbourne
Dream Theater at Palais Theatre, Melbourne - live review By Rod Whitfield published 5 October 17 Not yet rated Dream Theater head Down Under with their Images And Words anniversary show
"This is us at our absolute best." Caligula’s Horse and the maing of In Contact By Rod Whitfield published 6 September 17 On their fourth album In Contact, Caligula’s Horse have challenged themselves not only musically but also lyrically, with their most ambitious concept to date. Frontman Jim Grey tells us more
The Tea Party with The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra in Australia - live review By Rod Whitfield published 23 June 17 Not yet rated Canadian proggers The Tea Party team up with Aussie orchestra for an evening to remember
Voyager in Melbourne - live review By Rod Whitfield published 23 June 17 Not yet rated Aussies play to a home crowd down under with The Algorithm and Windwaker
Progfest review - The Corner Hotel, Melbourne By Rod Whitfield published 7 February 17 Not yet rated Annual Australian rock event is back in full swing
Karnivool and Voyager, live in Melbourne By Rod Whitfield published 4 December 16 Not yet rated Deftones, Karnivool and Voyager are a match made in heavy music heaven
