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Discipline – Push & Profit by Louis Hesselt-van-Dinter MUSIC UNCOVERED, 1994 Discipline is Matthew Parmenter (vocals, violin, recorder, synth) Jon Preston Bouda (guitar), David Krofchok (keys), Mathew Kennedy (bass) Paul Dzendzel (drums). Despite their...by | May 22, 2013 | Articles
BEHIND THE MASK: The Ideals and Dramatics of Discipline By Douglas Levy THE SOUTH END, September 14, 1993 Large, plastic harlequin faces surround the stage area of the Royal Oak Knights of Columbus Hall, as if to depict a sort of kitschy Hallmark anniversary card...by | May 22, 2013 | Articles
Push & Profit by Douglas Levy SOUTH END, September 14, 1993 It’s often difficult to sit through any album that is almost an hour long and has only eight songs, but like Dream Theater’s masterful debut Images and Words, Discipline also succeeds in...by | May 22, 2013 | Articles
THEY’RE OFF TO SEE THE WIZARD by Heidi Olmack ORBIT MAGAZINE , 1993 Discipline weaves a wicked web of lush, whimsical melodies, cynical stories and melancholy theatrics – so disturbing some fans that they’ve pegged lead-man Matthew Parmenter as...by | May 22, 2013 | Articles
Mining Company CHRIS STAAB – PROGRESSIVE ROCK GUIDE – CD REVIEW – DISCIPLINE Dateline: January 14, 1998 I must say I am pleasantly surprised by the latest CD Unfolded Like Staircase by the band Discipline. I had a bad feeling as I put the CD into the...by | May 22, 2013 | Articles
Progression Magazine BILL KNISPEL – VOLUME II, NUMBER 25 Unbelievable! Discipline, from Michigan, vaults into the first tier of American progressive bands with this highly creative effort. Imagine a mix of U.K., Van der Graaf Generator and 1973 King Crimson...
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