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MP3 The Progdog - Bluffer
12 MP3 Songs
POP: Today''s Top 40, ROCK: Emo
Details:
Bluffer - Mixed and Produced by Paul Czech & Stafford
Digitally Mastered by Ty Tabor (King''s X - Metalblade Records)
The Canton, Ohio-based alternative rock band, The Progdog, are a unique and inviting listen as they combine well-crafted, catchy melodies, often heard in today''s radio friendly music, with the musical intricacies of progressive rock. Not easily comparable with any other band, The Progdog''s music is quite diverse. Their wide variety of musical styles can be heard on their highly-energetic sophomore release, "Bluffer." Make sure to check out "Not A Man"(#2),"Lion In The Zoo"(#5)and "She Sabotage"(#6)and "It Will All Be Done In Love"(#4)for a good introduction to the original sound of this great up and coming band.
The Progdog is currently comprised of vocalist/bassist, Stafford and guitarist/vocalist Paul Czech. Driven by Stafford''s powerfully passionate singing and Paul''s sublime songwriting, The Progdog is gaining popularity.
Both of their CD''s,"This Is The Progdog" and "Bluffer" can be purchased here at https://www.tradebit.com. For a refreshing alternative to much of today''s unintelligible, lyrically-lacking and redundant music, make sure to check out The Progdog.
"If you''ve heard em'', you love em''."
Ty Tabor (King''s X - MetalBlade Records) "It was a pleasure working on this cool CD, loved "More Than a Breather!"
Michael Papatonis(Greek Isle Productions)"They have solid hooks;they relate to the crowd, and they offer them selves, which is rare in this day and age of straight and blatant hype!"
Doug Van Pelt (HM Magazine) "The Progdog - Cool name, but not as cool as their music."
David Delong (Canton literary and Pop culture critic)"Bluffer" is a tasty buffet of power punk-pop for the New Age. At its best, it restores our faith in the possibility that popular music can once again be tuneful, even magical.
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