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    Posted: May 13 2008 at 05:13
Situated at the Cheese & Grain, near the centre of Frome in Somerset, a day of Solstice, Ezra, Crimson Sky, The Fast Camels & Gothic Chicken sounds like an ideal day out for real ale drinking Greys....Wink
 
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Want to see original, energetic and fresh music from some of the UK’s best progressive rock bands. On Bank Holiday Sunday 25th May Frome’s Cheese and Grain will be hosting the second Somerset Progressive Rock Festival – Sprog Fest 08.

We’re very fortunate to have the wonderful SOLSTICE headline this year’s event. Described as having ‘soaring violin and guitar weaving around delicately passionate female vocals, underpinned by driving rhythmic complexity’ Solstice have regularly enthralled audiences at all the major festivals and sell-out tours and have drawn comparisons to Genesis, Camel and Mostly Autumn.

2nd on the bill are the Welsh band EZRA who will be promoting their 3rd album ‘Songs From Pennsylvania’ which draws references from both Pink Floyd and Yes. Next up we’re pleased to welcome back Crimson Sky from Bristol who, after a lineup change, have become a tighter more metallic unit that play hard progressive rock with pop sensibilities, all unpinned by dynamic bass lines.

Kicking off the event will be 2 bands from opposite ends of the country, Gothic Chicken from Weymouth and The Fast Camels from Glasgow, both of whom will ensure that the musical bar is set high. Doors are at 4pm, with the first band on at 4.45pm, food and good local beer will be served throughout. For all ticket enquiries please contact The Cheese & Grain on 01373 455420, or visit www.cheeseandgrain.co.uk’

Music has always been a matter of energy to me. On some nights I believe that a car with the needle on empty can run 50 more miles if you have the right music very loud on the radio. Hunter S Thompson
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 21 2008 at 03:26
Thanks for mention!

The guys at SPROG deserve all the support the Prog Community can muster, for putting this event on for the second year and paying for the event out of their own pocket.

Martin Leamon - Crimson Sky

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