Progression Through Discovery
Progression Through Discovery
Progressive Discoveries explores the worlds of progressive (rock) music, wine, education and travel, providing information, articles, reviews and opinion pieces written by Dr Rob Fisher and invited guest writers.
"Welcome to an interdisciplinary life. I care about things which have inherent meaning, value and purpose in a discordant and fractured world and passionately believe that interdisciplinarity is a way of living in the world which is capable of transforming people's lives. Being interdisciplinary gives you the tools you need to live your life more effectively and to cope a little better with making sense of the experiences we all wrestle with on a daily basis." Rob Fisher
"Welcome to an interdisciplinary life. I care about things which have inherent meaning, value and purpose in a discordant and fractured world and passionately believe that interdisciplinarity is a way of living in the world which is capable of transforming people's lives. Being interdisciplinary gives you the tools you need to live your life more effectively and to cope a little better with making sense of the experiences we all wrestle with on a daily basis." Rob Fisher
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Airbag
Bjørn Riis
Brody Green
Cam Blokland
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Craig Blundell
crossover prog
Damanek
Damian Wilson
Daniel Tompkins
Danny Lopresto
Dave Foster
François Fournier
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Islington Assembly Hall
Jean-Sébastien Goyette
Jean Pageau
Jem Godfrey
Jez Martin
John Mitchell
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Marek Arnold
Michel St-Père
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Nathan King
neo progressive rock
Nick Beggs
Oliver Rüsing
Progressive Metal
Progressive Promotion Records
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Sean Timms
Southern Empire
Steve Hackett
Steven Wilson
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Sylvain Moineau
Thomas Thielen
Threshold
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Waitrose
White Star Records
Yatim Halimi
I simply love this album. It takes me on a journey in a way that most albums just don’t. It seems to have a narrative. Heard a rumour that another ZM album is on the way.
I bought this album on a recommendation. It is amazing. It gives and gives throughout. It seems like there’s a narrative though I’m not sure if it’s intended. Just beautiful.