Latest band additions to PA

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Callisto has been added to Prog-Metal by Jody
http://www.progarchives.com/Progressive_rock_discography_BAND.asp?band_id=2721

Thanks Assaf,for posting additions here.I am sorry I haven't.I have a compiled list of all additions made by the Prog Metal Team,which I update every time we add a band stickied in the Suggest New Bands/Artists section.

I ought to put it here,more people would probably see it.

Antonio Sangiuliano has been added by Philippe Blache with collaboration with ANDREW -
http://www.progarchives.com/Progressive_rock_discography_BAND.asp?band_id=2722

avestin wrote: Antonio Sangiuliano has been added by Philippe Blache with collaboration with ANDREW - http://www.progarchives.com/Progressive_rock_discography_BAND.asp?band_id=2722

People! Jaga Jazzist has been added to Jazz-Rock/Fusion. The bio written by Chamberry and he is now adding the albums. This band was actually initially suggested as post rock but eventually that team decided to put them in Fusion with the consent of the Fusion team members.
Jimbo (Toni) fomr the post-rock team has been one of those to push for the inclusion of this band.
Truly magnificent sound and cool, vibrant and jazzy atmosphere. Go get it:
http://www.progarchives.com/Progressive_rock_discography_BAND.asp?band_id=2724

prog electronic team is working hardly!

Hopefully the Art Rock team will be back in business in the next few days... I apologise to all the people who sent me suggestions, but I have been away for professional reasons, and my personal life is also undergoing quite a few changes. I really hope to be able to add some of the bands or artists that other PA members have so kindly submitted to our attention.

I wonder what happened to the addition of Mew. 

I know what the thread is about, but I felt it was a good opportunity to remind people that Mew actually are on the to add list (according to a post Mystic Fred or Chopper (don't remember) made a while ago).

Edited by Philéas - November 28 2006 at 15:46

I wasn't expecting Jaga Jazzist to make it to PA. I feel it's a welcome addition though, since they're one of the most intriguing and original groups to have emerged in the last few years. I'm not sure how much recognition they're getting right now, but they're making a powerful statement with such a surprising combination of styles, one that hopefully will be remembered as groundbreaking in the future. A clearly progressive unit with a unique approach to music, which everyone should listen to, at least for the sake of diversity and keeping in touch with current musical revolutions. And actually I think they should appeal to lovers of jazz, psychedelic, post rock, electronica and many other things they seem to recall at times, without sounding like anything else but themselves.