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Points: 5898 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 08 2013 at 04:01
I also occasionally visit The Quietus, but for artist interviews rather than record reviews. The most useful probably being Baker's Dozen features where individual musicians name their 13 most influential albums.
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I check Progstreaming.com and AllMusic several times a week--that's where I get to listen to stuff before deciding whether or not to buy it. 

YouTube, too. 

Progulator, ProgressoR, Ground and Sky, ProgressiveEars, Progfreak, Prognossis,  Sea of Tranquility, Bandcamp, Soundcloud, and even Progrock.com are others I might check every week or so. Also Musea Records, AltrOck/Fading Records, and The NJProghouse to drool over the events they sponsor there.
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Does anyone still read Mojo and Prog Rock mag...?
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Points: 5898 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 10 2013 at 11:42
I occasionally buy Mojo when they have some kind of in-depth feature about an artist I'm a major fan of. Never bought Prog, though.
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Points: 20702 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 10 2013 at 11:46
Originally posted by Toaster Mantis Toaster Mantis wrote:

I occasionally buy Mojo when they have some kind of in-depth feature about an artist I'm a major fan of. Never bought Prog, though.
I enjoy reading Prog Rock mag though they tend to focus on the bigger names and second tier artists but at times they do get into more obscure bands and the reviews section is always pretty good.
The one I just bought has a piece on 1973  and the big prog lps that came out that year.
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Thing is, in the last couple years my taste in prog rock has drifted further away from most of the big US/UK names and more into avant-garde + Krautrock. Not to mention of course prog electronic stuff becoming a bigger and bigger part of my musical listening habits. When looking at the covers of Prog Magazine it's rarer and rarer I see a headline that intrigues me. 
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i like Sputnik Music ant RYM, Amazon, PA, Metal-archives, and other.
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Points: 5898 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 16 2013 at 03:00
Time to resurrect this thread: Another webzine that people here might find interesting is Lurker's Path, which covers avant-garde and underground music in several different genres, being a major inspiration for Black Ivory Tower. Just like BIT it started out as metal webzines but now also covers electronic/industrial, post-rock, prog/psych, punk, singer-songwriter etc.


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