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 Muse are definitely one of those bands for which the word 'rock' is not enough to define them.

 'Absolution' is the definitive step forward, perfectly midway between creativity and balance among the elements.

 Discover Muse's Absolution and experience a groundbreaking fusion of rock, classical, and electronic music—listen now!

 Technique here truly gives the impression of not being an end in itself: John Petrucci avoids firing excessively long, hyper-fast, and forced solos.

 For me, it can be considered one of the best and most representative [albums] along with some of their albums from the '90s.

 Discover how Dream Theater blends melody and metal once again in 'A Dramatic Turn Of Events'—listen now and experience their epic comeback!

 Mac’s vocal performance on this album is as remarkable as in the subsequent albums.

 'Hypothetical' represents the period of maximum inspiration for the British band, combining thrash metal riffs and atmospheric parts with pompous AOR-style choruses.

 Discover the powerful legacy of Threshold's 'Hypothetical'—listen now and experience progressive metal at its finest.

 'The World' is excellent for getting closer to the band; it gives a clear idea of what the band’s sound was like in their best times and transports the listener to a fairy-tale world.

 In 'Queen Of Hearts,' the balance of various elements finds its zenith with romantic passages, dynamic atmospheres, and significant guitar work.

 Explore Pendragon's 'The World' and immerse yourself in a timeless neo-progressive rock journey!

 The album is a real stroke of genius for the particular way it is structured, although it doesn’t actually seem that particular!

 This album is fundamental for the rebirth of the progressive genre and an example of how we can create well-crafted melodies without becoming tediously verbose.

 Dive into Marillion's Misplaced Childhood and experience a timeless blend of progressive complexity and catchy melodies – listen now!

 This gem unravels with great skill between powerful hard rock riffs, intricate guitar and bass passages, excellent acoustic moments, all accompanied by a bright voice.

 With their sophisticated yet powerful and direct sound, they could appeal to both hard rock lovers and listeners of a more prog faith.

 Explore Tiles' 'Presents Of Mind' and experience a powerful blend of melodic and technical progressive rock today!

 Dreamscape manage to combine power and melody in the clearest possible way, but this has never brought them the renown they would have deserved.

 "End Of Silence", from 2004, is probably their most solid work out of the four created so far.

 Listen to Dreamscape's End Of Silence now and experience one of progressive metal's overlooked masterpieces!

 This incredible album fully demonstrates everything mentioned above!

 Neo-prog is not a manifestation of nostalgia as is often said... but a new manifestation of creativity!

 Dive into IQ's Subterranea and experience one of neo-progressive rock’s finest concept albums today!

 Enchant attempted to simplify their sound structurally, aiming for something closer to the song format yet heavily influenced by modern hard rock.

 A well-made album, one of the band’s best... Recommended especially to those who love well-crafted melodies but do not appreciate the musicians’ self-indulgence.

 Listen to Enchant’s refined blend of hard prog and melodic rock in 'Juggling 9 or Dropping 10'—explore its accessible yet sophisticated sound today!

 PoS once again prove to be a great live band! Two hours of music and emotions in the company of musicians who may not be flashy from a technical point of view compared to other bands but are extremely exceptional, especially from an introspective point of view.

 A band like this does not deserve such a limited audience... well-rounded artists will always be snubbed, and those more sold to the market always praised like saints.

 Discover the emotional depth and powerful live presence of Pain Of Salvation—listen to their tour performances and dive into prog excellence!