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Cog kicked off Australia's progressive rock resurgence in 2005, and they're cementing their place at the top of the pile with the release of Sharing Space, a thoughtful, challenging, behemoth of an album. But as Luke Gower explains, it's just natural progression. > Full story


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Things Can Always Change
Regulars of the OzProg forum will already be familiar with Sleep Parade as one of our hosted bands, but if you don't know who Sleep Parade are by now, prepare to be amazed. Despite a regular touring schedule (I'm pretty sure they were the support band for every gig I went to in 2006-07), their debut album Things Can Always Change seemed to take a lot of people by surprise. But with the prized support slot for both Cog and Porcupine Tree, if things stay on the same trajectory everybody will know who they are by the end of 2008.

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