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I am the following; a: Band

Style of Prog: Symphonic Rock

Biography: Deluge Grander is a progressive rock group from the Baltimore/DC area in the U.S. We are:

Dave Berggren: guitars
Dan Britton: keyboards
Patrick Gaffney: drums
Christopher West: bass

Deluge Grander formed in 2005 in Baltimore. The first Deluge Grander album was "August in the Urals," which was released in September 2006. It features long songs, complex arrangements, and diverse styles, though you could
probably just classify it as "progressive rock" or "retro-prog."

The second Deluge Grander album is "The Form of the Good" and had a general release date of Summer 2009. There are several
guest musicians playing cello, trombone, violin, oboe, trumpet, and sax/fl/clarinet. It's almost completely instrumental, and you could call it "DIY Classical" if you dread the phrase "retro-prog" as much as I do.

Influences or Favorite Bands: Areknames, Viima, The Underground Railroad, 5uu's, Finisterre, Kotebel, Sleepytime Gorilla Museum, Wobbler

You can find me.: delugegrander.com

More info;: myspace.com/delugegrander

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At 6:42pm on November 21, 2009, Theories of Prog-ability said…: Glad to meet you here at Power of Prog.
Thanks for the add & greetings from Orlando, FL
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At 4:15pm on November 21, 2009, HotSpot Project said…: Hello friends, thanks for add, we are happy to share with you this space.
All the best. Best regards from Brazil!
Hugs, efrank / Dery

At 1:40pm on November 20, 2009, Melodic Revolution Records said…: Welcome to power of prog. Make yourself at home as there is much to do see and listen to here, enjoy. BTW you are the first band I have seen put Viima down as an influence. We actually sell there CDs
cheers nick