ProgRock

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Porcupine Tree In Absentia

3 may 09

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Let's give PTs what they deserve!

Quiet Sun Mainstream

1 apr 09

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With Giona, Supersoul, and Macaco on the beautiful pages these days in Home!

@Giona: I also only know some of their works, in fact I haven't listened to "Culture of Ascent" by Glass Hammer, but among their earlier works, I particularly find "Shadowlands" to be a good album. Speaking of Progarchives, regarding the '90s and the more recent period, I mainly follow those bands that are classified under Post Rock, Math Rock (GY!BE, A Silver Mt. Zion, Don Caballero, Mogwai...etc). Do you appreciate anything of this kind?

Lunaris Cyclic

31 mar 09

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Welcome back Emanuele! I don't know them.

Happy The Man Happy The Man

31 mar 09

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Wonderful of them is also the subsequent "Crafty Hands". Regarding American Progressive, other bands that I particularly appreciate besides Happy The Man are Glass Hammer, Discipline (who take inspiration from the style of Van Der Graaf Generator), but above all Djam Karet.

Will-o-the Wisp A Gift For Your Dreams

30 mar 09

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Beautiful sounds, teetering between Space Rock and symphonic Prog!

Thee Silver Mount Zion Memorial Orchestra & Tra-La-La Band 13 Blues For Thirteen Moons

30 mar 09

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An album that initially didn't convince me like the works of GY!BE or the earlier ones by A Silver Mt. Zion, but which I now genuinely appreciate a lot, especially "Blindblindblind," among the peaks of Efrim & Co., the perfect way to refresh their style.

Mastodon Crack The Skye

28 mar 09

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@Larrok: I didn't mean that the approach to Prog structures is always synonymous with a step up, you know :), but it is in this latest work of theirs, in my opinion.

Mastodon Crack The Skye

28 mar 09

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Their best work for me is precisely this last album, now they could simply be defined as "Progressive Metal." Besides having made a leap in quality, they have modified some components of their style, partially moving away from the Hardcore brutality of their previous works, composing Prog structures especially in the tracks "The Czar" and "The Last Baron."