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 Tangent can be serenely considered the new heralds of progressive rock, understood in its purest and most traditional sense.

 Despite its outdated imprint and long duration, the result is surprisingly fresh and lively, imbued with delicious jazz nuances and Canterburyan flavor.

The Tangent's 2006 album 'A Place In The Queue' pays homage to classic 1970s progressive rock with rich instrumentation and complex compositions. Featuring vintage keyboards, wind instruments, and a balanced band effort, the album blends jazz touches with nods to iconic prog bands. Though lengthy and challenging, it remains fresh and engaging, appealing mostly to progressive rock connoisseurs. The album's suites highlight The Tangent's expressive depth and technical prowess. Dive into The Tangent's rich prog rock journey – listen now and experience a fresh take on 70s classics!

 They knew how to combine blues and rock like no one had before, reinventing a genre in a creative crisis and making it devastating, visceral, and certainly more complex.

 'Dazed and Confused'... Jimmy Page plays the guitar with a violin bow, creating demonic, haunting, and evocative sounds.

This review praises Led Zeppelin's debut album as an explosive and revolutionary blend of blues and rock. Despite relying on covers, it reinvents the genre with complex, visceral sounds and memorable tracks like 'Good Times Bad Times' and 'Dazed and Confused'. The album showcases Jimmy Page's virtuosity and Robert Plant's passionate vocals, marking a fresh era in rock music. Dive into Led Zeppelin's debut and experience the birth of a rock legend—listen now and feel the power of their groundbreaking sound!

 "Camel not only contributed to further enriching prog's heritage but invented their own unique style, a clear and ethereal sound."

 "One of the most pleasant qualities of 'Mirage' is its fluidity without necessarily being simple, its immediate pleasantness without being trivially catchy."

Released in 1974, Camel's 'Mirage' stands out as a unique and ethereal progressive rock album with a clear guitar focus. The album balances complex structures with fluidity and melody, highlighted by the epic suite 'Lady Fantasy.' Despite being underrated, Camel deserves recognition for their originality in a genre nearing decline. 'Mirage' is recommended for prog newcomers and guitar lovers alike. Explore Camel's 'Mirage' and immerse yourself in one of progressive rock's most captivating and unique albums today!