Progressive Rock

Often compared with such artists as Michael Hedges and Leo Kottke, Keller stands out for his unique approach to folk music and for his undeniable rhythmic mystique.

The improvisational, groove-rock band Ten Ton Chicken has performed over 175 shows to enthused audiences along the West coast since January 2001.

Self-described as high performance rock n roll, RAQ has been going strong since its 2001 inception. With their unique sound, featuring complex song structure coupled with quirky-yet-accessible lyrics and a healthy dose of full-band improvisation, RAQ delivers a strong presence to their allegiant fans nationwide.

Crawling out of the thick electronic ooze with a sublime mix of eternity-tickling guitars, elliptical pop hooks, epic rock progressions and swirling seas of spacey jazz-dub fury, The Disco Biscuits are drawing up the blueprints for a new musical architecture.

Jeff Bujak generates heavily organized piano progressions, twists and winds them amid constantly evolving poly-rhythmic electronic beats and constructs a sound that is not only unique, but extremely fresh to the underground music scene. Bujak is a solo performer that uses computers, keyboards, effects, samplers and vocals to create a ‘progressive-piano groove.’ He creates a sound that unites keyboard influences of Peter Gabriel, Album Leaf and Bruce Hornsby with the hard driving rhythms of Prodigy and DJ Shadow.