Tonight's show features new music from two of Poland's very best progressive rock bands: "Into The Night" from Satellite; and "Alone Together", the latest from Quidam.

Quidam - Sanktuarium
Satellite - Into The Night
Satellite - Dreams
Quidam - Different
Quidam - Kinds Of Solitude At Night
Quidam - Depicting Colours Of Emotions
Satellite - Downtown Skyline
Satellite - Lights
Satellite - Don't Walk Away In Silence
Satellite - Heaven Can Wait
Quidam - They Are There To Remind Us
Quidam - Of Illusions
Quidam - We Lost
Satellite - Forgiven And Forgotten
Satellite - Time Stands Still
Satellite - Around The World
Quidam - One Day We Find
Quidam - We Are Alone Together
Quidam - P.S. But Strong Together
Collage - Eight Kisses

Most prog fans are familiar with Satellite due to their Collage roots and connection to Marillion via their Mark Wilkinson album cover artwork. Quidam is probably a different story for many of you, but I've been proud to feature their music from the very beginnings of my webcast. Originally fronted by female vocalist Emila Derkowska, they came back stronger than ever after her departure with male vocalist Bartek Kossowicz and the album "surREVival", an album that saw many a Porcupine Tree comparison, but via the featured flute, still managed to keep their own identity intact. A live DVD and unplugged album followed, and now they are back. "Alone Together" is a strong album, one that should garner them much deserved attention from the prog world, and hopefully an invitation from an American festival promoter.