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    Posted: December 09 2015 at 16:18
QUESTION ANSWERED: PROGRESSION MAGAZINE IS FAR FROM GONE!

Progression is the longest running publication devoted to the world of progressive music. We began publishing in 1992, chronicling the overlapping worlds of progressive rock and myriad related, genres/subgenres. Plus we are an American product and a large percentage of our coverage is of American prog bands.

IN FACT PROGRESSION ISSUE 68 IS OUT NOW IN AN ALL-NEW DESIGNED FORMAT!

Single copies and subscriptions can be ordered through the Progression website, progressionmagazine.com 

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
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PROGRESSION MAGAZINE IS FAR FROM GONE!

In fact, check out a review of Cailyn's album "Voyager" in issue 68 out October 2015.

Progression is the longest running publication devoted to the world of progressive music. We began publishing in 1992, chronicling the overlapping worlds of progressive rock and myriad related, genres/subgenres. Plus we are an American product and a large percentage of our coverage is of American prog bands.

IN FACT PROGRESSION ISSUE 68 IS OUT NOW IN AN ALL-NEW DESIGNED FORMAT!

Single copies and subscriptions can be ordered through the Progression website, progressionmagazine.com 

We offer 112 pages of exclusive features, live reports, plus more than 130 CD & book reviews! Ozric Tentacles, Magma, Tim Bowness, Gavin Harrison, David Torn, Native Construct, Luca Turilli’s Rhapsody, Chris Squire (tribute), Billy Sherwood, Riverside, Echolyn, Fireballet, Goblin Rebirth, 3RDegree, Jethro Tull and more!

Each issue contains in-depth features by the field’s top writers, outstanding original photography and art. The world of progressive music is vast. And we cover it all. From the early pioneers to todays cutting edge musicians.

SO CHECK OUT THE NEW PROGRESSION

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

And we have to agree with your assessment. The same quality articles, interviews and reviews are now presented in a new bold format.

IN FACT PROGRESSION ISSUE 68 IS OUT OCTOBER 2015

Single copies and subscriptions can be ordered through the Progression website, progressionmagazine.com 

We offer 112 pages of exclusive features, live reports, plus more than 130 CD & book reviews! Ozric Tentacles, Magma, Tim Bowness, Gavin Harrison, David Torn, Native Construct, Luca Turilli’s Rhapsody, Chris Squire (tribute), Billy Sherwood, Riverside, Echolyn, Fireballet, Goblin Rebirth, 3RDegree, Jethro Tull and more!

Each issue contains in-depth features by the field’s top writers, outstanding original photography and art. The world of progressive music is vast. And we cover it all. From the early pioneers to todays cutting edge musicians.

SO CHECK OUT THE NEW PROGRESSION

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PROGRESSION MAGAZINE IS FAR FROM GONE!

As you may know these are challenging times for independent print magazines. We at Progression are committed to keeping the flame alive by offering our readers quality journalism delivered in the medium of print.

Progression is the longest running publication devoted to the world of progressive music. We began publishing in 1992, chronicling the overlapping worlds of progressive rock and myriad related, genres/subgenres. Plus we are an American product and a large percentage of our coverage is of American prog bands.

IN FACT PROGRESSION ISSUE 68 IS OUT NOW IN AN ALL-NEW DESIGNED FORMAT!

Single copies and subscriptions can be ordered through the Progression website, progressionmagazine.com 

We offer 112 pages of exclusive features, live reports, plus more than 130 CD & book reviews! Ozric Tentacles, Magma, Tim Bowness, Gavin Harrison, David Torn, Native Construct, Luca Turilli’s Rhapsody, Chris Squire (tribute), Billy Sherwood, Riverside, Echolyn, Fireballet, Goblin Rebirth, 3RDegree, Jethro Tull and more!

Each issue contains in-depth features by the field’s top writers, outstanding original photography and art. The world of progressive music is vast. And we cover it all. From the early pioneers to todays cutting edge musicians.

SO CHECK OUT THE NEW PROGRESSION

progressionmagazine.com 
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Progression is NOT gone. I just talked to John this week. He has had some health issues this last year and has been delayed. He has sent the issue to the printer and says subscribers should receive a copy in the next week or so.
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Done. I am not sure what transpired with John Collinge, I too have emailed and got no answer. I called and got no answer. The magazine is not published any longer though either in hard copy or online.
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Points: 67 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 23 2014 at 18:39
Originally posted by AsFollows AsFollows wrote:

That would be a real shame. Great magazine! I used to advertize in Progression back with my first 'real' prog band, Urshurak.


I thought the last issue (at least the one I saw) with William Shatner on the cover was really cool--have lots of past issues (I actually don't own that one, but read it at a friend's house while working in the studio)

Anyway, I did send a message--I'll call there soon if I get nothing back. Will try facebook too.

Great magazine, agreed!
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That would be a real shame. Great magazine! I used to advertize in Progression back with my first 'real' prog band, Urshurak.
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I last talked to John in the summer about an ad--I'm pretty sure I gave him my Visa number and paid for it, or so I thought, but it never showed up on my statement.

I've been meaning to write him as it has been a long time since then! Will send him a message tonight, but I'll try calling him soon as well.
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Originally posted by Aussie-Byrd-Brother Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote:

I'd be shattered if it has...I haven't bought an issue for a while (a store down here in Melbourne, Australia that used to get it closed up), but it was always SOOOOO much better than that UK `Prog' magazine. It may not have looked as fancy as that one, but the articles, interviews and reviews were endlessly more satisfying than anything that more widely circulated magazine has ever offered.

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Points: 160 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 20 2014 at 21:05
Ok,

So apparently the official answer, so far... regarding Progression Magazine is "We don't know"

I hope John Collinge is ok. 

But all good things eventually come to an end.
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Originally posted by verslibre verslibre wrote:

This reminds me: does Exposé still exist? Did they go digital-only? That was a great zine, too.


It does, though in digital format: http://www.expose.org/index.php
 
Awesome. I have many back issues of Expose. For eclectic album reviews, it's nigh-unbeatable.
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Originally posted by verslibre verslibre wrote:

This reminds me: does Exposé still exist? Did they go digital-only? That was a great zine, too.


It does, though in digital format: http://www.expose.org/index.php
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This reminds me: does Exposé still exist? Did they go digital-only? That was a great zine, too.
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Instead of "Where's Waldo" it is "Where's John".Wink
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Too much spam and far too many reminders my dick is too small and needs enlargement.


Shocking! That's Raff's job!


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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Too much spam and far too many reminders my dick is too small and needs enlargement.


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Points: 46838 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 11 2014 at 19:56
we stopped subscribing some time back but was always an entertaining read.

There is a phone number on the progression website. Perhaps try calling that. Especially if you paid for issues you haven't got Thumbs Up  Perhaps he just doesn't check his email. I know I haven't checked mine in months. Too much spam and far too many reminders my dick is too small and needs enlargement.
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I wrote John Collinge (publisher) recently and he did not reply.  Previously, he had always been very good about answering emails.  Since the last issue was a year ago, I've assumed the worst, that Progression is probably done, which would be very sad.
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