Progressive Presents, adjusting to the suburbs.

I never thought about space in my cramped apartment, but in this house all I see is empty space.

The sofa and Ottoman looked like tiny islands in a sea of hardwood floors.

I could get two Ottomans in the living room,

but then I'd need another sofa.

I could tell people I'm into minimalism.

Anyway, when you save with Progressive by mundling your home at Auto, that's the easy part of adjusting to the suburbs.

Progressive Cashale Insurance Company coverage provided in service by affiliates and third-party insurers. I've noticed a number of peculiar incidents among the members of the student body, all having to do with rock and roll music.

Oh, I'm down, bitch, a man. In the 90s, like M&M and the

white stripes reshape Detroit's music scene. Now the Motor City's mood is

changing once again with minimalist punks proto-martre leading the charge.

I'm Jim De Reguttis.

And I'm Greg Kott, Detroit Quartet Proto Martyr joins us in the studio.

Plus, we find out how the turtles are shaking up copyright law and review the debut album from Australian imports the Preachers.

That's all coming up on Sound Opinions.

This is Sound Opinions and Greg every year in March we go down to Austin Texas for South by Southwest

and as much as we come back enthused with new musical discoveries it's rare that the golden child of March is still delivering the goods in October, November, December.

I saw a band called The Preachers.

We're going to review their debut album later.

You saw a Proto-Mater down there and you're still super excited about them.

Yeah terrific band they're going to be guests on our show but first we've got some music news.

Imagine me and you I do. I think about you day and night it's only right to think about the girl you love and

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