House of Prog

Progressive music demands genuine attention. House of Prog operates at 320kbps specifically because the music requires it - those polyrhythmic drums, layered synths, and intricate 8-minute compositions need crystal-clear fidelity. The station pulls from multiple progressive subgenres: tech death, neo-progressive rock, instrumental fusion, even prog-metal when the mood shifts. You'll encounter Meshuggah patterns one hour and Porcupine Tree atmospherics the next. The station doesn't cater to casual listening. It's built for musicians, people who notice when a drummer switches time signatures mid…