Apparently Seaprog is moving up in the world. We’ve got a small article in the current issue of Prog Magazine that features an interview with one of the founders. (And since it’s Jon writing this post, he’s enjoying the chance to refer to himself in the third person.) Thanks to […]
Seaprog 2019 is history
We are still levitating after what was by every measure the most successful and inspiring Seaprog to date. The level of imaginative musicianship was off the charts, but the warmly receptive audience was equally responsible for the fantastic vibe. It feels as though progressive musicians and enthusiasts scattered throughout the […]