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Welcome to The Cilikis Progressio Project

The Cilikis Progressio Project



In 2009, out of the pits of near recession, The Cilikis Progression Project was born.

Why instrumental metal?

Because music is an art form that requires skill not if you can dance or sing or can make someone a shitload of money.

After joining Gold Coast band, Void, Brendan met Frank. Frank has a mate, Tyronne and the three decided to get together and form what is known as Instrumental Metal.
With well in excess of 55 years total experience in music, Brendan, Frank and Tyronne create music that is different and leaves the listener wondering whats next
This is something that you have not heard before and will challenge your listening ear.

The Cilikis Progressio Project is not for everyones ears nor as Mike Portnoy puts it in LTE, "not for music critics of extreme self indulgence or the musically fainthearted"

If you enjoy your music, seriously, you will enjoy the work of The Cilikis Progressio Project



Guitars - Brendan McLaughlin

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Bass Guitar / Effects - Frank Horvath

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Drums and Percussion - Tyronne Anderson

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Coldplay copyright case settled - by Brendan McLaughlin

What a crock of shit!
These pricks have the balls to say they didnt copy even though audibly its a blatant ripp off.
This case is no different to the Gary Moore vs Juds Gallery case, Coldplay have a case to answer.


http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/8258217.stm

Coldplay and Joe Satriani have reached an agreement over a court case alleging they copied parts of one his songs, according to reports.

The guitarist sued the band last year saying they used "substantial, original portions" of his 2004 song If I Could Fly on their track Viva La Vida.
Billboard magazine said he had dropped the case and that Coldplay would not be required to admit wrongdoing.
A spokesman for Coldplay told the BBC the band would not comment.

Satriani's representative confirmed the agreement to Billboard after court documents were posted on US legal website justia.com. It is not clear whether a financial settlement was reached. 'Entirely coincidental'

 

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The CPP has a new website - by Brendan McLaughlin


After much hunting around we found a way to get a more dynamically controllable website.

The band is currently on a break at the moment due to other commitments like birthday parties and other family related stuffs which im sure the boys will be itching to play again as soon as this hump in the road is delt with.

Still hunting around for gigs as well so to keep posted.

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