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InsideOut Music London, UK
InsideOutMusic was born out of a genuine passion for progressive rock and metal. From the very beginning our goal has been to use all of our resources and experience to find and acquire the very finest new progressive music in the world. Quite simply, we are dedicated to developing progressive music as a genre by developing the best acts that the genre has to offer. ... more
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The string ensemble is a great addition, especially on Brooklands. Now you'll have to sacrifice to the prog tradition and have a concert with a symphonic orchestra. And I'll have to fly to London to see it! Can't wait to see you in NJ!
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