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The best Internet Radio podcast
for NEW progressive rock music!
Schedule: Every Thursday from 8 PM - 12 AM Pacific Time on
The Dividing Line
Frans
Keylard originally hails from The Netherlands and grew up listening to FM
pirate radio stations both transmitting from land, and off the coast in
international waters from converted fishing trawlers. These stations carried
names such as Radio Veronica, Radio Caroline, and Radio Mi Amigo. Those
stations existed because of the restricted broadcasting regulations only
permitting state-controlled radio. In the US there were university stations
in the 70s that carried lots of progressive rock, but those no longer carry
that same type of programming. Legendary DJs like Tommy Vance, who had a
large degree of creative control over their content are gone. Who will be
the next champions to stand up and challenge apathetic FM programming? The
wide acceptance of portable music players such as the iPod, cars with MP3
capabilities, and audiophile PCs have made the Internet a viable alternative
to discovering new music. When asked what drew Frans Keylard to the Dividing
Line, he answered: "The Dividing Line is the most popular Internet
Progressive Rock station in the world, just look at the line-up of DJ and
the variety of programming! I love that that this station has an environment
and audience who really want to join me on a journey of discovery. There's
so much great new Progressive Rock in various guises that never gets heard,
so I will try to uncover more every week. Progressive rock is my starting
point, but there's lots of progressive inspired music out there as well!
The Dividing Line listeners are frighteningly well-informed, highly
engaged, and are willing to invest time in the music orphaned by FM radio.
When you add the chat room interactivity with other listeners and bands, it
becomes clear that this is what radio has evolved into."| Abigail’s Ghost | Age of Nemesis | Aghora | Agua de Annique |
| A-ha | Alan Parsons Project | Allen & Lande | Amaran’s Plight |
| Ambeon | Amplifier | Anathema | Antimatter |
| Apocalyptica | Arjen Anthony Lucassen | Avantasia | Avenged Sevenfold |
| Awake | Ayreon | Aziz | Beardfish |
| Big Big Train | Blackfield | Camel | Carptree |
| Chain | Chroma Key | Coheed & Cambria | Cooper Hill |
| Daryl Stuermer | Days Between Stations | Devin Townsend | Dial |
| Djam Karet | Dream Theater | Elias Kahila | ELO |
| Emilie Autumn | Evergrey | Fates Warning | Fernwood |
| Frost* | Fuzz Beloved | Gazpacho | Ghost Circus |
| h Natural | Hidria Spacefolk | His Infernal Majesty (HIM) | Imogene |
| IQ | Iris | Ixion | IZZ |
| Jeff Lynne | Kamelot | Katatonia | Keane |
| Khallice | Kingfisher Sky | Kino | Knight Area |
| Lana Lane | Little Atlas | Lyranthe | Magic Pie |
| Marillion | Masterplan | Mind’s Eye | Nightwish |
| No-Man | O.S.I. | Odin Dragonfly | Pagan's Mind |
| Planet X | Porcupine Tree | Portal | Postmankind |
| Premiata Forneria Marconi | Queensryche | Retrospective | Ritual |
| Riverside | RPWL | Saga | Sieges Even |
| Singularity | Star One | Steven Wilson | Stream of Passion |
| Sun Caged | Sylvan | Symphony X | The Aurora Project |
| The Blue Nile | The Church | The Flower Kings | The Gathering |
| The Gourishankar | The Noun | The Pineapple Thief | The Reasoning |
| The Tangent | The Third Ending | The Watch | Thought Chamber |
| Three / Joey Eppard | Threshold | Tinyfish | Transatlantic |
| Trettioariga Kriget | Twinspirits | Vanden Plas | Via Mistica |
| Wishing Tree |
