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Originally posted by Nogbad_The_Bad Nogbad_The_Bad wrote:

Poil Ueda - s/t
Squid - O Monolith
Ultraphauna - No No No No
Natural Information Society - Since Time Is Gravity
SRWM - Salamander

Currently discovering (you just knew I would, uh?? Wink)

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I only have one album from 2023 so far, but since so many people have mentioned Zopp's Dominion, I checked that out, and it's very nice! I've come across their debut album before but didn't listen to it IIRC. So if I decide to get that one on CD some time this year that would be my top 1 at that point I guess.
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Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

Originally posted by Nogbad_The_Bad Nogbad_The_Bad wrote:

Poil Ueda - s/t
Squid - O Monolith
Ultraphauna - No No No No
Natural Information Society - Since Time Is Gravity
SRWM - Salamander

Currently discovering (you just knew I would, uh?? Wink)

I can submit them to our Prog Folk team. Clap



Which one? Ultraphauna are approved for addition to Eclectic I just haven't got round to it yet. Natural Information Society would be a good add. I'll probably suggest SRWM to PSIKE.
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Out of the 156 releases of 2023 I've listened to so far:

- PetroDragonic Apocalypse by King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
- Fauna by Haken
- Cope Land by Crossroad Copeland
- The Golden Age of Music by Arjen Lucassen's Supersonic Revolution
- One Man's Grief by Deposed King


Only 300 more releases to listen to, going by the TYM database. And it's only June! Smile
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My top 10 of the year so far :
10. Tritop - Rise of Kassandra
9. Le Vele di Oniride - La Quadratura del Cerchio
8. Asceta - Erebus, La Suite de las Sombras
7. Pewman - Crónica Musical de Vicente Cau Cau
6. Zopp – Dominion
5. Seven Impale – Summit
4. La Théorie des Cordes - 4U-9525
3. Lars Fredrik Frøislie - Fire Fortellinger
2. Amoeba Split - Quiet Euphoria
1. The Chronicles of Father Robin - The Songs & Tales of Airoea

So many fantastic albums this year.
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Just wanted to give a mention to a superb album released about two months ago. Marco Minnemann "Their Colors Fade". This is one of those albums that get better with every listen, and Marco's guitar playing is excellent.

Currently it has two ratings at PA. Anyone want to be number three?
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I seem to be developing a love for Canterbury late in the day. Check out the new Homunculus Res album, quirkier and even more fun than the Zopp release imo.
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Hey this can be a work in progress right?
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Swans - The Beggar
The Necks - Travel -still my second favorite 2023 album so far, but they are not in the archives
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard - PetroDragonic Apocalypse
Susanne Sundfør - Blómi
Trees Speak - Mind Maze
Squid - O Monolith
Kosmischer Läufer - Volume Five 

Kosmischer Läufer's fifth is still wonderful, but it may be my fifth favorite release of theirs. Squid and the always great Trees Speak  however - has both outdone themselves imo.
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Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

I seem to be developing a love for Canterbury late in the day. Check out the new Homunculus Res album, quirkier and even more fun than the Zopp release imo.

I prefer the Zopp album - a little less grating Wink
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Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

I seem to be developing a love for Canterbury late in the day. Check out the new Homunculus Res album, quirkier and even more fun than the Zopp release imo.

Can't really get into it, besides a bit of Caravan... Soft Machine just too much for me, What, from the heyday, would you recommend?
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Originally posted by Jared Jared wrote:

Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

I seem to be developing a love for Canterbury late in the day. Check out the new Homunculus Res album, quirkier and even more fun than the Zopp release imo.

Can't really get into it, besides a bit of Caravan... Soft Machine just too much for me, What, from the heyday, would you recommend?

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If those don't connect Canterbury ain't for you.
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Originally posted by Nogbad_The_Bad Nogbad_The_Bad wrote:

Originally posted by Jared Jared wrote:

Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

I seem to be developing a love for Canterbury late in the day. Check out the new Homunculus Res album, quirkier and even more fun than the Zopp release imo.


Can't really get into it, besides a bit of Caravan... Soft Machine just too much for me, What, from the heyday, would you recommend?


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Caravan - Land Of Pink & Grey, If I Could Do It All Over Again

If those don't connect Canterbury ain't for you.


I'd recommend trying Khan's Space Shanty. Like with Caravan, it's one that seems to have a wider appeal than a great many in that category. Wonderful album, imo.
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Originally posted by Nogbad_The_Bad Nogbad_The_Bad wrote:


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Caravan - Land Of Pink & Grey, If I Could Do It All Over Again

If those don't connect Canterbury ain't for you.

Thanks Ian, I'll have a go at National Health before long... very much enjoying early Caravan at present.. Smile
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Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:

I'd recommend trying Khan's Space Shanty. Like with Caravan, it's one that seems to have a wider appeal than a great many in that category. Wonderful album, imo.

Thanks Greg, I'll give it a listen in due course.. Smile
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1. The Chronicles of Father Robin - The Songs & Tales of Airoea
2. Seven Impale- Summit
3. Haken- Fauna
4. Lars Fredrik Frøislie - Fire Fortellinger
5. Riverside- ID.Enity
6. Poil Ueda - s/t
7.  Nospūn - Opus
8. Deposed King-  One Man's Grief 
9. Amoeba Split- Quiet Euphoria 
10.Karmic Juggernaut - Phantasmagloria  
11. Swans - The Beggar
12,Zopp – Dominion


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Here's an export of my top 10 prog(-related) releases of 2023 so far. Actually it's more than ten, but they all round to 4.5 stars, so it would not be fair to skip them. Included cover art for the lesser known releases ... Smile

Prog-Adj Doom Metal, 4.5 stars

Melodic Post Rock, 4.5 stars

Prog Avant Jazz/Metal, 4.5 stars

Virtuose Prog Metal/Jazz, 4.5 stars

Instrumental Prog Jazz, 4.5 stars

Dissonant Post Black Metal/Grindcore, 4.5 stars

Instrumental Prog Avant Rock/Jazz, 4.5 stars

Prog Space Rock, 4.5 stars

Prog Black Metal, 4.5 stars

Dissonant Prog Black Metal, 4.5 stars

Prog Avant Rock, 4.5 stars

Exp Post Metal, 4.5 stars

Prog-Adj Rock, 4.5 stars

Epic Post Metal, 4.5 stars

Symph Prog Rock, 4.5 stars

Symph Prog Retro Rock/Metal, 4.5 stars

Symph Neo Prog Rock, 4.5 stars

Exp Prog Singer Songwriter/Rock, 4.5 stars

Prog Stoner Doom Metal, 4.5 stars

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It's been a very good year!!!

Edited by miamiscot - June 29 2023 at 07:37
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1. Mats Öberg – Visa Från Inneröra
2. Aksak Maboul – Une Aventure De VV (Songspiel)
3. The Filibuster Saloon – Going Off Topic
4. Masada – New Masada Quartet, Volume 2
5. Rascal Reporters – The Strainge Case Of Steve
6. Alex Ward Item 4 – Furthered
7. Karmic Juggernaut – Phantasmagloria
8. Oiapok – Oisolün
9. John Cale – Mercy
10. Anchor And Burden – Kosmonautik Pilgrimage

Copious honourable mentions because I have no shame:
* Fistfights With Wolves – The Sheep That Eats The Wolf
* Tatsuya Yoshida & Risa Takeda – Gloriosa
* Homunculus Res – Ecco L’Impero Dei Doppi Sensi
* Terms – All Becomes Indistinct
* Fred Frith & Ensemble Musiques Nouvelles – Something About This Landscape For Ensemble
* Doxophobia & Quetzal Tirado – Matéria
* Tatsuya Yoshida & Risa Takeda – Tsukikage
* Throw Down Bones – Three
* The Bob Lazar Story – The Bob Lazarus Chronicles, Part 1: Foodstool Resurrection
* Light – The Path
* Mani Neumeier – Sessions 2023
* Ex Ox – Nervous Complaint
* Bobbing & Wølfy – Get Slimed
* Smegma & Merzbow – XCIII
* Keith & Julie Tippett – Couple In Spirit: Sound On Stone
* Chick Corea & Gary Burton – Berliner Jazztage, November 4th ’72
* Infinite Bliss – We Reach For Crowded Aboveness
* Ivan The Tolerable – Black Water / Brown Earth
* Sugadairo & Yoshidatatsuya – Live At Jirokichi
* Richard Bégin – Phase 5
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Prog-specific top 6 so far for me:

1) Liturgy - 93696
2) Seven Impale - Summit
3) Black Country, New Road - Live At Bush Hall
4) Zopp - Dominion
5) Poil Ueda - Poil Ueda
6) Squid - O Monolith
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