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OSI, Pat Metheny, Subsignal, Djabe, Phlox, The Dear Hunter, Haken, Moon Safari, Lunatic Soul. I has been a great year in progressive music.
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A Passion Play - Now my most listened Jethro Tull album i barely have time left to listen to Thick as a Brick anymore!
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Porcupine Tree for me, eight weeks ago I had no recordings by them, went to see them live and they blew me away,  So being  the impulsive sort, i went out and bought 14 of their albums, its a kinda OCD thing I haveEmbarrassed
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Wolf People - Steeple.

A mix of folk, blues, prog, psych and heaviness. This young UK band are probably not proggy enough to be included on PA but their debut album is a real knockout. Listening to it I heard influences from Cream, Hendrix, Sabbath, Jethro Tull, Fairport Convention, and Free. The epic track Banks of Sweet Dundee reminds me of Wishbone Ash c.Pilgrimage. It might be retro but it's damn good!
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Originally posted by DamoXt7942 DamoXt7942 wrote:

I'm so ashamed not to know the album still now...

Sigur Ros - Ágætis byrjun
 
As I wrote the review here, it's very impressed and let me weep like the wave of album.


This was my biggest discovery for last year :)

This time it will be Victor Wooten - The Show of Hands
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Biggest Discovery of the life happened this year. Progressive Rock!
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Klaatu and Roy Harper, two immensely dissimilar artists that make me immensely happy.  I'm having difficulty remembering how I lived my life before I had MagentaLane, Hope, and Folkjokeopus.

Also, I just found out that I love Colosseum.  More to follow.  Hopefully.
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My best RE-discovery is band Combo FH and their album Veci.Absolutely must have for jazz rock  fussion-RIO-adventurists.I listen to it after almost 30 years and I was stunned how they were ahead of time,incredible compositions and musicians.Why they are not included here on this site is beyond me.AngryDisapprove
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I really got into Arcade Fire this year. I'd known of them before, but I didn't really listen to them until this year. 

It's POSSIBLE that I learned of Woven Hand this year but I can't recall. If so, they're a huge discovery.

I really got into Tom Waits this year, but I knew of him before. 

Sun Kil Moon and Red House Painters were HUGE discoveries for me. 

Grinderman was a nice find, but I knew of them before, I just never listened to them. 

That's all I can think of. 
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Has to be Van Der Graaf Generator!
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That Peter Hammill sings on PG's Digging In the Dirt.
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For me it is  Gazpacho and Haggard.
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Thought I'd chime in. In no particular order...

Eclat
Nemo
Moon Safari
Anima Mundi
District 97
Dracma
Minimum Vital
Hiromi
Iceberg
The Orphan Project
Little Tragedies
Baraka
Premiata Forneria Marconi
Montefeltro
Aviva
Shadow Circus
BunChakeze

It was a good year.
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Points: 12625 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 07 2010 at 12:27
Here are some of the bands/musicians I've discovered this year and whom I consider to be great finds!

BARREN EARTH - extreme metal "supergroup".

Scott Johnson - avant-garde composer, released a new album on Tzadik this year.

Orbs - another "supergroup" that released a heavy-prog album.

Winterhorde - Israeli extreme prog metal outfit

Naima - Spanish jazz/fusion group

FONDERIA - Mentioned them several times in PA already, stellar eclectic Italian band

 HYPNOS 69  - great Belgian Psych-rock band

KULJU, DAVE - Great solo output of this American musician, I discovered this year.

UNRUH, STEVE - I knew of him but only this year did I actually order his albums. Great acoustic prog-rock

Thelema Trio - Belgian neo-classical/avant-garde trio

Cleric - Extreme avant-metal act.

ODYSSICE - Dutch instrumental neo/symph prog band

TUVALU - Finnish heavy/x-over outfit

 SAMSARA BLUES EXPERIMENT - German Psych-rock

CICCADA - Greek eclectic/folk/symph group

Chinese Beard - Finnish instrumental heavy prog

Neodyme - Canadian heavy/symph band.
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Gonna have to go with Agalloch, now that the year's coming to an end.
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I'd have to say The Zombies-"Odessey and Oracle" is a masterpiece that I took far, far too long to get around to listening to. 
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