The Prodigal Sounds Novato, California
Melodic progressive rock songs and instrumentals, 70's influence but a product of the dystopian
Now.
"Very smooth, hi-tech sounding delivery..." - Chris Jemmett, alt.music.yes
"..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 album."
- Theo Verstrael, DPRP.net
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