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WHO'S GONNA SAVE US (NEW VIDEO) Progmaticband 36 views We wrote this song for the American people. Someone needed to speak out. So we did! Thank you all for supporting Progmatic!
WHO'S GONNA SAVE US (NEW SINGLE INTRODUCTION) Progmaticband 43 views Progmatic will be releasing their new single "Who's Gonna Save Us" this November! The song is based on the infrastructure of the country. Progmatic is very excited and hopi...
Freedom (In memory of the victims of September 11, 2001) Progmaticband 151 views Progmatic dedicates this song "Freedom" in memory of the victims of September 11, 2001. May they rest in peace and never be forgotten. Credits: Video footage shot at t...
Behind the scenes of the "My Clone" video shoot Progmaticband 45 views This behind the scenes special footage was from the Progmatic 2009 "My Clone" album shot at "The Red Door" Watertown CT. Progmatic would like to thank The Red Door owners...
Progmatic (Creed) My Sacrifice with Violin Progmaticband 586 views Progmatic Live covering Creed with Violin at Cook's Cafe in Naugatuck CT. Video shot by: Don Dargon - Contact: doubledvideos@yahoo.com web site - http://www.doubledvideos....
Every Moment Progmaticband 136 views
Live Forever Progmaticband 222 views Live Forever was written to those that lost their lives to Cancer. The thought process of the song was when Jim Branigan's cousin Mark Carey suddenly died from Cancer and S...
Why I'm Drinking Progmaticband 95 views 2009 Video shoot at The Red Door Watertown, Connecticut.
Overload Progmaticband 39 views 2009 Video shoot at The Red Door Watertown, Connecticut.
My Clone Progmaticband 98 views 2009 Video shoot at The Red Door Watertown, Connecticut.

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May 4, 2007

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Progmatic was founded by Jim Branigan December of 2004. After traveling around the country working with several Bands and Producers Branigan decided to return home and focus on building a new Band, something fresh, and most importantly, something people could relate to. He began posting ads on local and national classifieds looking for musicians. Although he was told building an original Band (in the heart of the Connecticut's "Cover Band state") was a bad idea, his perseverance paid off. In his search he rounded up Bassist - Craig Bshara, Guitarist -- Gary Stallion, Drummer - Joe Wichcrowski and Guitarist -- Steve Capozzi. Progmatic played the New England scene and opened for national acts such as "Fuel" "Puddle of Mudd" "Tantric" "Whitesnake" "White lion" "Adema" "Dizzi Reed" from "Guns and roses" and more.
Stallion, a California native left the Band and returned home in late 2005. It was from there Capozzi and Branigan teamed up with chemistry yet to be seen. Little did they know that they would write songs and create an Album people refused to take out of their CD player. With Branigan's emotional side, pouring out his life stories and Capozzi's years of writing skills (a Miami University of music grad) the heart of Progmatic was born.
In 2006 Craig Bshara took some time off and Jeff Richardson came into place. Branigan suggested to record at "Terminal Sound" (Waterbury CT) local studio. There, Progmatic teamed up with Grammy winning nominated Producer Edwin Ramos which turned into several studios later (see album credits under songs). This was the stepping stone of "My Clone". June of 2007 Jeff Richardson leaves the Band and Craig Bshara returns. December of 2007 Joe Wichcrowski resigned and moved to Texas. Ramos suggested not to slow down the recording process and refers the Band to Grammy winning (Billboards top Drummer) "Lee Levin" (Miami FL). In September 2008 Drummer Mel Corcino joins the Band and finalizes the recordings. Late February of 2009 "My Clone" is released, an accomplishment of two years in the making. Mel Corcino and Craig Bshara part ways with Progmatic wishing them the best. Progmatic then hires John York, (Former bassist from Connecticut Band "C4") RI native Jimmy Quinn (Quinn a Drummer that played all throughout RI, Mass and CT in acts such as, "Boys of Summer" "Silly Rabbit" and "47 Seconds") the perfect replacements needed. "We were very worried about finding the right replacements. Our music is by far not something that is just thrown together," Branigan states. "It's about the music, the story and how important it's told, both recorded and live. Jimmy and John have just that. It's important to have good songs. With that comes a good player." The Progmatic family can now live on- along with the stories. No matter who comes and goes, Capozzi and Branigan will always remember those that made the Band what it is today.

Progmatic stands for - "The music always progresses forward yet the story never ends.".

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