Progkast is a bi-monthly all independent Progressive Rock podcast. Artists played on Progkast are all from home studios, computers, internet exchanges, and also some small label artists. 

On this episode - Progkast #50:
ARTIST   -    SONG TITLE       -       TIME STAMP
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1) Aquacade -The Ballad of the Harp-Weaver - 0.00
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2) Gil Galad - Walker's End - 5.27
3) Ed Zero - Your Own Time - 9.13
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4) Residuos Mentales - Impending Catastrophe - 18.47

Opening music is Belleza Anatoma (Intro) by Sumeritae - Used by permission.
All of the artists played on Progkast have given their personal permission for their music to be played on Progkast.

Progkast - 50

Progkast - 50 - July 1 2024

Progkast, the all independent Prog Rock podcast, will be leaving Soundcloud, as the podcast is no longer completely publicly funded.  Progkast - is on Patreon at www.patreon.com/julsprogkast. It is through patrons that Progkast has been able to continue for the past several years. Please consider donating through Patreon, or pm me for email address to donate personally. Thanks! 

Progkast features independently produced/distributed artists as well as some artists on small record labels.  This includes sub-genres of Prog including Lo-Fi, Psychedelic, Symphonic, Metal, Fusion, Medieval, Electronic, and Experimental, amongst others. 

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Progkast is produced, curated, and hosted by Julie Sanchez, curator/host/DJ also of Prog Rock Nation (exclusively on Mixcloud), and former Freeform DJ at KUNM, Albuquerque, NM, and KTAL-LP, Las Cruces, NM.

Artists, please feel free to send your music for consideration on Progkast and Prog Rock Nation :D

We love that we can share our music, which we write, play and record, and we value any feedback we get. We also love to listen to the music you all make. There’s so much talent out there, it’s great that SoundCloud gives it a voice.