I Recommend...

I would like to recommend Ghost (formerly Ghost BC) of Sweden to the forum under the category of Experimental/Post Metal. While some may state that the band takes on more of a pop/rock and role structure to the music, I find that the musical scope/range, technical ability, and mystic/eclectic nature allow for a unique classification. I did see the band addressed after the release of their first album and failed to join, however, with the more recent releases, I find that the progressive nature of the band is beyond merely a single song and is based on progression through albums. I think progressiveness and uniqueness between the songs on the album is just as important as having a 20-minute long epic. It goes against the prog archives nature to prevent a group that is reminiscent of dozens of different bands throughout time, and many of these are on the forum as well! Even bands already on the archives already such as Green Carnation and Soen have recently created on new music that is now reminiscent of the high quality productions of Ghost, with simpler structures and reduced song length. I think it is important to address this, thank you.

Marco Minnemann's storm of patterns would fit this both gorgeous sounding and super solid moto perpetuo / arpeggio line greatly ( check this into playing simulateously any fittingly recorded Minnemann solo, a sequence freely chosen from this one, for instance )

Richard Palmer-James was one of the 4 original members of Supertramp, but is mostly known for his work with King Crimson.  He participated in writing masterpieces like "Starless". I would love to recommend him to the Prog-Related team, but I haven't found enough information about him I suppose. Well here goes it. 

Hope you enjoy it.

Den Der Hale - Charlatan’s Gospel

Prog/Psych-Rock

After Crying - Overground Music

It's a new discovery for me, and I dig this band.  

Plan x 1, prog rock band from Brazil

Panicphobia - Handle With Care, Might Panic (EP 2008)

Panicphobia were a band consisting of some studio mates I had at musicology. I think they started as a King Crimson cover band, and I guess you can hear that from time to other. Their music is sometimes very quirky :)

Musicians from the band also played on some songs I wrote and recorded in 2008-12.