The Prodigal Sounds

Progressive Rock Artist seeks Audience

  • The Inevitable Obscenity
  • Fruit of the Steel Tree
  • My Other Blog
  • BandCamp
  • Facebook
  • YouTube
  • The Inevitable Obscenity
  • Fruit of the Steel Tree
  • My Other Blog
  • BandCamp
  • Facebook
  • YouTube

Media Player Top Post

May 22, 2020 / colin

Uncategorized

Previous post
Working the Paradigm Shift
Next post
Cathedral of Hosts

What we’re About

Melodic progressive rock songs and instrumental interludes, a touch of 70’s influence but a product of the dystopian Now.

“Very smooth, hi-tech sounding delivery…” – Chris Jemmett, alt.music.yes

“This guy is awesome.” – Dazed, on the Carvin Forum.

“..on a rare occasion you just have to conclude that the prog world should be feasting upon the birth of a new and promising act. That’s exactly the case with this [first] album.”
– Theo Verstrael, DPRP.net

“I find this new album attractive, [..] slightly less appealing than the 2014 debut. But as that is often the case with great artists, let it not distract you from trying this fine album. Especially those that are interested in bands that play varied, cleverly made, well played and sung [..], this might just be your cup of tea.”
– Theo Verstrael, DPRP.net

Pages

  • Contact Us

Categories

  • Blog
  • Cakewalk SONAR
  • Computers
  • Equipment
  • Reaper
  • Reviews
  • Scrapbook
  • Songs
  • Studio Diary
  • Uncategorized

Archives

Recent Comments

  • colin on New felt for an old keybed, vol.2
  • George on New felt for an old keybed, vol.2
  • Under Pressure – The Prodigal Sounds on New Felt for an old Keybed
  • Refurb FX Unit – The Prodigal Sounds on They don’t make them like they used to
  • Digitech GSP21 FX Processor – The Prodigal Sounds on Refurb FX Unit

Meta

  • Log in
  • Entries feed
  • Comments feed
  • WordPress.org

© 2021 The Prodigal Sounds

Theme by Anders Noren — Up ↑