Populace, by Progger

Populace

by Progger

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FawltyTenor If you have Scattering and Dystopia and didn't check out Populace, you're missing out! This was a terrific release, really excellent effort! Favorite track: The Charm.

Deidre House Funky fusion with a prog rock sensibility. Accurate band name!

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Populace: physical CD (first printing)
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This is a physical CD of our newest full-length album, "Populace." Beautiful album artwork and design by Emilia Canas Mendes, who is a genius and a thoroughly wonderful human being. Price includes domestic shipping! (Contiguous USA)

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1.	Discobot 08:18	info	buy track
2.	Clouding 05:18	info	buy track
3.	Choom (interlude) 00:39	info	buy track
4.	Mali Song 06:27	info	buy track
5.	I Want More 06:56	info	buy track
6.	Diddly (interlude) 00:36	info	buy track
7.	Android Quest 08:16	info	buy track
8.	Populace 09:07	info	buy track
9.	The Charm 06:04	info	buy track
10.	Simple Wisdom 04:04	info	buy track

about

Progger's second album of music, "Populace" was recorded in two days at Austin's Yellow Dog Studios and mostly features music that the band performed extensively at concerts in 2012 and 2013. The band used minimal punching and overdubbing during production, and all the improvised solos were done live.

Some of these compositions were written recently, while others have been around in one form or another for five years or more, but never recorded. We had a blast making this record and playing all the concerts leading up to it. We hope you enjoy listening to it!

credits

released May 13, 2014

Progger is
Daniel Watson (drums)
Nicholas Clark (bass, synth)
Carter Arrington (guitar)
Matthew Muehling (guitar)
Paul Deemer (trombone)
Brian Donohoe (tenor saxophone, piano, keyboards, synth, percussion)

Recorded on January 13 and 14, 2014, at Yellow Dog Studios, Austin, TX
Produced by Brian Donohoe with Nicholas Clark and Matthew Muehling
Engineered and mixed by Matt Meli
Mastered by Sam Minaie
All compositions by Brian Donohoe (Donomation Music/SESAC) except "Discobot" and "I Want More" by Matthew Muehling (Muehtilator Music)
Album artwork by Emilia Canas Mendes

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Progger Austin, New York

What began as a jam session in Austin has become a tri-coastal collection of unusually gifted musicians dedicated to making uncompromising individualistic music. Nasty beats, pretty chords, haunting melodies, and spontaneous improvisation have earned Progger a global following. ... more

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discography

Dystopia

Mar 2018
Scattering

Apr 2016
Populace

May 2014
Beatmaker

Feb 2013

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