Significats de prog-rock en anglès

If the Zappa part of the series was prog-rock, this session was shoe-gaze.

Their music, they note, is little more than prog-rock minus the wiggly instrumentals.

Photo: Trevor Wilkins Nick Bollinger confronts the 48-year history of prog-rock originals King Crimson.

The overall effect is of a 1980s prog-rock video.

The two set pieces are unquestionably rooted in the 1970s, where their roots in prog-rock lie.

Real high-level jazz composition sh*t. And we also have the same love for psychedelic prog-rock.

They're a stripped-down skiffle trio compared to these guys, who took prog-rock to the power of three.

It was out of that moment that the music that came to be known as prog-rock was born.

Charlie Tumahai Before becoming an essential member of Herbs, Tumahai was a member of UK prog-rock band Be Bop Deluxe.

You could now hold up King Crimson's 1969 debut In The Court Of The Crimson King as a kind of prog-rock primer.

This occurs during an amazing party sequence, the biggest in the film, depicting to slack-jawed prog-rock a moral sink of Hogarthian proportions.

In The Sampler this week Nick Bollinger talks to rodeo rider-turned-country rocker Ryan Bingham, and confronts the 48-year history of prog-rock originals King Crimson.

With Jean-Jacques Burnel's bass rumbling menacingly under Dave Greenfield's prog-rock keyboard flourishes, the Stranglers sound is unmistakable, but they have experimented with it wildly.

The 70's Prog-Rock keyboard wizard from the band Yes talks to Kathryn about his touring stage show which is visiting New Zealand.

If the Zappa part of the series was prog-rock, this session was shoe-gaze.

Their music, they note, is little more than prog-rock minus the wiggly instrumentals.