Third Quadrant play live, NW England-14 April!

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Third Quadrant are a prog band from the UK who released a couple of albums on our own label and via Mellow Records in the 1980s and 90s.  We have lived in the internet ever since and our albums 'Seeing Yourself as You Really Are' and 'Layered' seem to have achieved a small cult status in our absence, due in no small part to websites such as the venerable Prog Archives and others.

By a series of chances and intermittent gigs with other bands we suddenly realised we wanted to play again and we are playing a gig on 14th April 2012.  This is a bunch of 'mature' guys getting together for fun in a small venue, playing the kind of music you just won't hear nowadays.

If you are interested in this gig (in the north west of England) then get in touch.  We have no idea how this will go but we thought it might be interesting just to let the Prog Archives faithful that we live and breath.

Cheers!

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	Third Quadrant are a prog band from the UK who released a couple of albums on our own label and via Mellow Records in the 1980s and 90s. We have lived in the internet ever since and our albums 'Seeing Yourself as You Really Are' and 'Layered' seem to have achieved a small cult status in our absence, due in no small part to websites such as the venerable Prog Archives and others. By a series of chances and intermittent gigs with other bands we suddenly realised we wanted to play again and we are playing a gig on 14th April 2012. This is a bunch of 'mature' guys getting together for fun in a small venue, playing the kind of music you just won't hear nowadays. If you are interested in this gig (in the north west of England) then get in touch. We have no idea how this will go but we thought it might be interesting just to let the Prog Archives faithful that we live and breath. Cheers!