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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 25 2009 at 04:53
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No, uneXpect is more avant-garde in the chaotic, spazdic sense than maudlin of the Well's exotic influenced and lack of genre classibility... Mr. Bungle is a good idea to get into it, as is Sleepytime Gorilla Museum. 


Indeed.  I started with Mr. Bungle in High School back in '94... they were my gateway band.  Once you understand/appreciate/love Disco Volante, that will open the doors for many avant bands and most of the RIO (Rock In Opposition) world as well.... of which Sleepytime Gorilla Museum are part of.  Don't worry if you don't get into it right away, it takes patience and some off-the-wall sensibilities (or would you call that stubbornly going against the grain of "established" musical rules and guidelines?)

Its funny you should say that as I have a really hard time liking Disoc Volante, though my appreciaion for it is quite high. On the other hand I've loved In a Flesh Aquarium from the first listen and cant wait for them to come to Europe on Dream Theaters Prog Nation tour this autumn.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 25 2009 at 12:06
Originally posted by sleeper sleeper wrote:

Originally posted by avalanchemaster avalanchemaster wrote:

Originally posted by Jake Kobrin Jake Kobrin wrote:

No, uneXpect is more avant-garde in the chaotic, spazdic sense than maudlin of the Well's exotic influenced and lack of genre classibility... Mr. Bungle is a good idea to get into it, as is Sleepytime Gorilla Museum. 


Indeed.  I started with Mr. Bungle in High School back in '94... they were my gateway band.  Once you understand/appreciate/love Disco Volante, that will open the doors for many avant bands and most of the RIO (Rock In Opposition) world as well.... of which Sleepytime Gorilla Museum are part of.  Don't worry if you don't get into it right away, it takes patience and some off-the-wall sensibilities (or would you call that stubbornly going against the grain of "established" musical rules and guidelines?)

Its funny you should say that as I have a really hard time liking Disoc Volante, though my appreciaion for it is quite high. On the other hand I've loved In a Flesh Aquarium from the first listen and cant wait for them to come to Europe on Dream Theaters Prog Nation tour this autumn.


Disco Volante is easily their most difficult to get into.  It is also their most structurally challenging and most experimental.....but I find all of these charms endearing and it is my favorite album of theirs...
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 25 2009 at 18:07
Hi FruMp!
1st, just wanted to say to you that there are few, but some of us "get it", and I am glad to see your
Music tastes in PrOg are WIDE, I think the more we as proggers explore, the more we can learn alot,
but you really have to "listen", take the time, put on the Headphones and explore the space.
But if you don't like it . . . oh well, you gave it a shot Wink.

So without any controversy (I hope), there was my 10cents.  I wanted to add this Link below because
I found it the perfect forum for Math/Tech of Thrash/Death/Prog-Metal.
I'm always on the lookout for new and old Bands.  Also, PrOgulus is a great place to request this kind
of PrOg as well (theres my plug), and every other Sub-Genre. Hope you guys enjoy LOL.

Spiral Architect Forum Topic:
http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/spiral-architect/254094-i-need-bands-like-spiral-architect.html

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"Shapes and forms, against the norms..."
And join the Prog Family: prOgulus.com
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 25 2009 at 18:11
Originally posted by sleeper sleeper wrote:

Originally posted by avalanchemaster avalanchemaster wrote:

Originally posted by Jake Kobrin Jake Kobrin wrote:

No, uneXpect is more avant-garde in the chaotic, spazdic sense than maudlin of the Well's exotic influenced and lack of genre classibility... Mr. Bungle is a good idea to get into it, as is Sleepytime Gorilla Museum. 


Indeed.  I started with Mr. Bungle in High School back in '94... they were my gateway band.  Once you understand/appreciate/love Disco Volante, that will open the doors for many avant bands and most of the RIO (Rock In Opposition) world as well.... of which Sleepytime Gorilla Museum are part of.  Don't worry if you don't get into it right away, it takes patience and some off-the-wall sensibilities (or would you call that stubbornly going against the grain of "established" musical rules and guidelines?)

Its funny you should say that as I have a really hard time liking Disoc Volante, though my appreciaion for it is quite high. On the other hand I've loved In a Flesh Aquarium from the first listen and cant wait for them to come to Europe on Dream Theaters Prog Nation tour this autumn.
 
I honestly cannot believe how much better the European lineup for prognation is than north america, to be honest I could care less for Zappa Plays Zappa and Pain of Salvation. Beardfish is alright, not as heavey as most of the stuff I'm into lately, but I can appreciate it. On the other hand, you guys have Unexpect, I actually can't put into words how good they are, and Opeth..which is well...Opeth, absolutley amazing. Lucky b*****d
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 25 2009 at 18:13
^I'm not sure but don't they have Cynic on a couple of their shows too? It's killer

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 26 2009 at 23:40

Dysrhythmia News:

5/13 - The new record 'Psychic Maps' will be out on July 7th via Relapse Records. You can go to our myspace page to see some pictures from the recording session. We'll be uploading a track from the new album shortly. Keep an eye out! A short East coast tour is in the works for July 18-26th. A full US tour will happen mid-Sept thru mid-October. Dates coming soon.

In other related news, Colin Marston and Kevin Hufnagel have both just joined recently-reactivated progressive death metal masters Gorguts. A new album is being written now.



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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 27 2009 at 05:38
Originally posted by Statutory-Mike Statutory-Mike wrote:

Originally posted by sleeper sleeper wrote:

Originally posted by avalanchemaster avalanchemaster wrote:

Originally posted by Jake Kobrin Jake Kobrin wrote:

No, uneXpect is more avant-garde in the chaotic, spazdic sense than maudlin of the Well's exotic influenced and lack of genre classibility... Mr. Bungle is a good idea to get into it, as is Sleepytime Gorilla Museum. 


Indeed.  I started with Mr. Bungle in High School back in '94... they were my gateway band.  Once you understand/appreciate/love Disco Volante, that will open the doors for many avant bands and most of the RIO (Rock In Opposition) world as well.... of which Sleepytime Gorilla Museum are part of.  Don't worry if you don't get into it right away, it takes patience and some off-the-wall sensibilities (or would you call that stubbornly going against the grain of "established" musical rules and guidelines?)

Its funny you should say that as I have a really hard time liking Disoc Volante, though my appreciaion for it is quite high. On the other hand I've loved In a Flesh Aquarium from the first listen and cant wait for them to come to Europe on Dream Theaters Prog Nation tour this autumn.
 
I honestly cannot believe how much better the European lineup for prognation is than north america, to be honest I could care less for Zappa Plays Zappa and Pain of Salvation. Beardfish is alright, not as heavey as most of the stuff I'm into lately, but I can appreciate it. On the other hand, you guys have Unexpect, I actually can't put into words how good they are, and Opeth..which is well...Opeth, absolutley amazing. Lucky b*****d

Speak for yourself dude, I love Pain of Salvation and think both line ups are great.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 27 2009 at 15:17
just saw Opeth last night Cool they were most excellent
they did a jam on Closure that was by far the best version of that song I'd ever heard
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 27 2009 at 15:28
Look what thread you're in when talking about Prognation. If I had to just take a stab in the dark, I'd say people here prefer the 1st lineup because it's 2 Tech/Extreme bands and a metal-ish band compared to no Tech/Extreme bands and 2 metal-ish bands.
 
Though seeing Zappa might be like being born again.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 28 2009 at 01:46
Yep indeed it is. Great experience Zappa plays Zappa. I won´t say another word about it in this thread though.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 29 2009 at 09:32
guys, i've just heard The Faceless - Planetary Dulaity , and it is very good album, excellent Technical Death Metal , they have one more album i will get it very soon 
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 29 2009 at 14:34

^ Yeah, that was a cool album. I liked the vocorder among all the extreme technical death stuff, it made a pretty unique sound.


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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 29 2009 at 17:23

Amogh Symphony - Abolishing the Obsolete System (India)

http://www.myspace.com/mohenjadaro

Hell, preview of this album sounds neat. Cant wait to get the full-lenght (which is already released)

I like that delicious bass and some decent ethnic feeling. 

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 29 2009 at 17:32
^^metal band from India, never heard . i will check this for the sake of curiosity 
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 30 2009 at 17:15

New Madder Mortem Leaked. Sounds very good after two listens. Good work. 

And I have a tips for Ved buens ende fans:

Apocryphal voice (Fin) - Stilltrapped (2007)

Organ: (Nor) - Apoplexy in six parts (2004)



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Originally posted by Plankowner Plankowner wrote:

Dysrhythmia News:

5/13 - The new record 'Psychic Maps' will be out on July 7th via Relapse Records. You can go to our myspace page to see some pictures from the recording session. We'll be uploading a track from the new album shortly. Keep an eye out! A short East coast tour is in the works for July 18-26th. A full US tour will happen mid-Sept thru mid-October. Dates coming soon.



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Originally posted by playaa playaa wrote:

New Madder Mortem Leaked. Sounds very good after two listens. Good work. 


I got Desiderata the other day and I like it quite a bit, will probably get the new one as well soon.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 01 2009 at 00:29
Originally posted by angelmk angelmk wrote:

guys, i've just heard The Faceless - Planetary Dulaity , and it is very good album, excellent Technical Death Metal , they have one more album i will get it very soon 


When I first got that album, heard it once, didn't hear it again for ages.
A few months later came back to it and listened to it everyday for about 3 weeks straight I think.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 01 2009 at 07:58
Originally posted by Petrovsk Mizinski Petrovsk Mizinski wrote:

Originally posted by angelmk angelmk wrote:

guys, i've just heard The Faceless - Planetary Dulaity , and it is very good album, excellent Technical Death Metal , they have one more album i will get it very soon 


When I first got that album, heard it once, didn't hear it again for ages.
A few months later came back to it and listened to it everyday for about 3 weeks straight I think.
 
Incredible album, I saw them with Meshuggah and Cynic in February, and I just got my tickets a few weeks ago to see them with Atheist! Big smile
 
Seriously, Planetary Duality is amazing, I listen to it every other day at least.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 01 2009 at 07:59
Originally posted by heyitsthatguy heyitsthatguy wrote:

just saw Opeth last night Cool they were most excellent
they did a jam on Closure that was by far the best version of that song I'd ever heard
 
I just saw them in NYC, unbelieveable show, best of the 3 times I've seen them.
 
 
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