Prog Punk???Ermm

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   The sub-genre must exist, I'm told so today  in one of England's 'newspapers of quality' the London Times. Specifically Steve Jelbert reviewing an album What's The Time Mr Wolf?  (and being awarded 4 stars from 5!)  by the Noisettes, he calls the  band "London's most imaginative prog-punk trio". Having no idea what the band sound like, opinions based on hearing this band would be welcomed. Or is the use of 'prog' as off-centre as when it was used a couple of years ago  in 'prog-trance'?

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Dick Heath Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Special Collaborator Jazz-Rock Specialist Joined: April 19 2004 Location: England Status: Offline Points: 12812	Posted: February 02 2007 at 07:22
	The sub-genre must exist, I'm told so today in one of England's 'newspapers of quality' the London Times. Specifically Steve Jelbert reviewing an album What's The Time Mr Wolf? (and being awarded 4 stars from 5!) by the Noisettes, he calls the band "London's most imaginative prog-punk trio". Having no idea what the band sound like, opinions based on hearing this band would be welcomed. Or is the use of 'prog' as off-centre as when it was used a couple of years ago in 'prog-trance'?
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