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richardh
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Another couple of contenders for album of the year: Infringement - Dark Science and White Lies Tony Patterson and Doug Melbourne - We've Been Expecting You
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Valdez
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My Top 5 so far. My year for some fantastic female vocalists and some mellower sounds. Still can't decide which Stoner album I'll pick this year... Suggestions welcome!! 1. Regan & Bricheno - Apparitions 2. Look to Windward - The last scattering surface 3. Ruby Dawn - Blood on water 4. Enigmatic Sound Machines - Hierarchies of Angels 5. Rob Harrison - Explode my Head
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https://bakullama1.bandcamp.com/album/sleepers-2024
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1. Big Big Train - The Likes of Us [BC] [SPO]
Warm Emotional Prog Art Rock 2. Pineapple Thief - It Leads To This [BC] [SPO] Emotional Prog Art Rock/Metal 3. The Aristocrats - Duck [BC] [SPO] Cinematic Prog Rock/Jazz 4. The Chronicles Of Father Robin - The Songs & Tales Of Airoea: Book 3 [BC] [SPO] Mellow Symph Nordic Prog Alt Rock/Folk 5. The Prog Collective - Dark Encounters [BC] [SPO] Neo Prog Rock 6. Neal Morse - The Restoration Joseph: Part Two [SPO] Preachy Symph Prog Rock 7. Caligula's Horse - Charcoal Grace [BC] [SPO] Bittersweet Tech Prog Metal/Rock 8. The Smile - Wall of Eyes [BC] [SPO] Mellow Lush Neo Prog Post Rock/Pop 9. SiX BY SiX - Beyond Shadowland [BC] [SPO] Heavy Prog Rock 10. Whom Gods Destroy - Insanium [BC] [SPO] Tech Prog Metal/Rock 11. Steve Hackett - The Circus And The Nightwhale [BC] [SPO] Eclectic Prog Art Rock/Hard Rock 12. Elephants Of Scotland - Brains! [BC] Neo Prog Art Rock |
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Logan
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I should listen to that Aquaserge. I was thinking about reviving this topic over the weekend. Not ordered much, and not all listened to properly yet, this is much of my 2024 list so far. Not all is Prog, but I don't much care to organise into Prog, Non-Prog, Prog-related, semi-prog.... And in or out of PA is not of that much personal interest to me any longer.
Beth Gibbons - Lives Outgrown Godspeed You! Black Emperor - "No Title as of 13 February 2024 28,340 Dead" samlrc - A Lonely Sinner The Smile - Wall of Eyes The Smile - Cutouts Tapir! - The Pilgrim, Their God and the King of My Decrepit Mountain Geordie Greep - The New Sound Julia Holter - Something in the Room She Moves St. Vincent - All Born Screaming Xiu Xiu - 13" Frank Beltrame Italian Stiletto With Bison Horn Grips Enuchs - Harbour Century Uboa - Impossible Light Phuyu y la Fantasma - A| Tetralogํa de bichos y setas Melt-Banana - 3+5 Chelsea Wolfe - She Reaches Out to She Reaches Out to She Mabe Fratti - Sentir que no sabes Kimbanourke 김반월키 - Binjari Goat - Goat Martha Skye Murphy - Um Cosmo Sheldrake - Eye to the Ear English Teacher - This Could Be Texas glass beach - plastic death MGMT - Loss of Life Monkey3 - Welcome to the Machine Mount Kimbie - The Sunset Violent The Decemberists - As It Ever Was, So It Will Be Again Beak> - >>>> Prizes Roses Rosa - TO Fire Clay The Necks - Bleed Drew McDowall - A Thread, Silvered and Trembling Wand - Vertigo God Is an Astronaut - Embers MONO - Oath Fire! - Testament Herhums - To Save Us ALL Edited by Logan - October 30 2024 at 10:01 |
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Lewian
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There isn't much 2024 material yet that really strikes me. Currently the album to beat for me is
Aquaserge - La Fin de l'Economie, but I'm not quite so enthusiastic about it that I couldn't imagine coming across a better one in the remaining months. Anyway, Aquaserge pretty reliably do stuff that I love in recent years. And that's definitely not because they sound always the same. Quite the opposite.
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richardh
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It's likely that my album of the year will be Weather Systems - Ocean Without A Shore. Shame that Anathema don't exist anymore but this is as close as it gets. Better than The Optimist and Distant Satellites (both are good though) it more or less continues the run of albums that started with We're Here Because We're Here.
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I actually haven't heard too much from 2024. I typically don't buy albums just because they are new. That said I enjoyed the latest by Returned to Earth, Big Big Train, Amarok and Jon Anderson. I have but have not yet listened to the latest by Kaipa, Drifting Sun and Man Doki Soulmates.
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A few more: * Jon Anderson & The Band Geeks - True * Greco Bastiแn - W.A.L.H.F. More F. * Brian Eno, Holger Czukay & J. Peter Schwalm - Sushi. Roti. Reibekuchen. * Tigran Hamasyan - The Bird Of A Thousand Voices * Ingurgitating Oblivion - Ontology Of Nought * New Mexican Stargazers - Music For Swing Set * Pond - Stung! * Quartet Diminished - Deerand * Risa Takeda - Parallel World |
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One of my favorites albums from 2024 as well.
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Nine Stones Close - Diurnal Greco Bastiแn - With a Little Hell from MORE Friends The Tangent (for One) - To Follow Polaris David Gilmour - Luck and Strange |
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4.5 months later I'll add:
The Smashing Pumpkins - Aghori Mhori Mei (their best - and proggiest! - in decades) Zeal and Ardor - Greif (eclectic metal) Bring Me the Horizon - Post Human: NeX GEn (eclectic metal) Storefront Church - Ink & Oil (atmospheric adult pop) Leprous - Melodies of Atonement (their best since Malina) Julie Christmas - Ridiculous and Full of Blood ("Bjork of metal"(c)) Tom Penaguin - s/t (National Health meets Moerlen's Gong) Vitskar Suden - Vessel (90's Talk Talk meets 80's Pink Floyd) Returned To The Earth - Stalagmite Steeple (late 90's Porcupine Tree) Dvne - Voidkind (late 00's Mastodon) 40 Watt Sun - Little Weight (early 90's Red House Painters)
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So far what I've enjoyed most: Pure Reason Revolution - Coming Up to Consciousness The Pineapple Thief - It Leads to This Kalandra - A Frame of Mind Leprous - Melodies of Atonement Airbag - The Century of Self Giant Walker - Silhouettes Big Big Train - The Likes of Us David Gilmour - Luck and Strange Lesoir - Push Back The Horizon Sykofant - Sykofant Magick Brothers and Mystic Sister - Tarot, Part 1 Jane Getter Premonition - Division World Ihsahn -Ihsahn Caligula's Horse - Charcoal Grace Midas Fall - Cold Waves Divide Us Plantoid - Terrapath
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richardh
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They keep coming thick and fast but an album that impressed me recently is An Empire by Swedish post metal band A Swarm Of The Sun. I need to give it more listens to give it a fair rating but seems they are somewhat overlooked with all their albums since 2010 having only 13 ratings with their previous album from 2019 just one rating!
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Some 2024 albums I like. Pond - Stung! Bent Knee - Twenty Pills Without Water Consider the Source - The Stare Pollution Opera - Pollution Opera Nolan Potter - The Perils of Being Trapped Inside a Head |
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At this point I don't yet feel comfortable ranking my favourites of this year so far, so here's an alphabetical list of 2024 albums from PA artists that have earned my recommendation: The Banach-Tarski Paradox Contours, Vol. 1 Beings There Is A Garden Can Live In Paris 1973 Cassiber Collaborations Cyano Sarek Dead Space Chamber Music & Hackedepicciotto Live Improvisation, Crypt Of St. John On The Wall Martํn Escalante & Ryoko Ono Martํn Escalante & Ryoko Ono DUO2 GEN & Ryoko Ono GEN & Ryoko Ono DUO Grdina Lillinger Duo Work Mary Halvorson Cloudward Rob Harrison Explode My Head Hypnodrone Ensemble The Problem Is In The Sender / Do Not Tamper With The Receiver Lost World Band A Moment of Peace M๚sica DRepuesto M๚sica Para Ciudades De 15 Minutos, Vol. 1 Dave Newhouse Natura Morta Yoshihide Otomo & Chris Pitsiokos Uncanny Mirror Tom Penaguin Tom Penaguin Perfect Monkey Jockey Man and the Safari Tick Sugar El Pricto, Don Malfon & Vasco Trilla Behenii (Part 1) Tantric Bile Cursed Conception Fran็ois Thollot Point Of View Uboa Impossible Light Pierre Vervloesem Saucers
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So far, I am finding and preferring albums that I missed hearing from 2023 over albums from 2024. 2023 was quite remarkable in the number of albums I really enjoyed. I don't think any of my 2024 favorites would make my 2023 top 10.
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Hi, I can't answer your question. So far, the things I have heard are nice, but that's about it for me. I might find something more interesting the more I listen, but so far, nothing has made me feel ... wow ... that's far out. I listen to a lot of music, including new stuff that is not even mentioned here, but shows up on Space Pirate Radio. Guy has connections to a lot of record groups, and he gets a lot of their material first hand, and he plays them. A lot of the stuff is more electronic, than it is "rock", and at my age, I think the electronic is more appealing than not. I guess you could say that I get bored with the conventional line up and format of a lot of stuff being shown. For ME, at that point it's just a different note or chord.
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Will checkout The Eunuchs
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From what I can tell so far 2024 is a pretty crappy year for prog (unfortunately). Oh well.
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Members of the world, present Live and let live, I guess. People don't like to feel lectured to, as in what to think, how to think, what [the think] you think they think etc. I do think as a courtesy to the OP it is generally good to try to be faithful to the spirit of the topic, and to try to work within the OP's framework generally. So in this case it's about looking for album recommendations from 2024, so that's what I would be expecting. I often do appreciate digressions in my own topics, especially if people already tried to approach the topic as I presented it. Being able to work within others rules demonstrates flexibility and adaptability and being able to move beyond and think out of the box can show creativity. No name or names, but I wish some would just try to approach-and-go with the topic as posed rather than going off on their own agenda (which often show the limitations of said user or users especially if those points are raised again and again....). Some are uncomfortable sharing lists and feel they know too little (or have not kept track...). I expect that some are shy to show theirs (the members) because they feel insecure about the length (I think Freud had something to say about the length of our lists). I think it is not just about the length, but also the girth of the list matters (a wide variety of albums). My list is fairly short and lacks girth. Of course the quality matters, but that is so subjective, and then there is how you use it. I think I use my lists reasonably well, at least for my purposes.... Just one more album added to my list and a slight re-arranging. I'm just quite busy discovering music from many years.
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