2010 - what ARE we experiencing ?

Thanks for the list, that makes me look forward a lot of new music to listen to.

TheGazzardian wrote: progkidjoel wrote: Epignosis wrote: Epignosis- Refulgence Can't wait - Hope this one is in hard copy! Actually, that's a good point. I was looking to buy your album (@ Epignosis) but didn't feel like buying it in mp3 format. Have you looked at any of the sites online that will handle pressing and shipping CDs, where all you have to do is provide the audio and the art for it? (I know there are a few, a friend of mine used kunaki and was satisfied, if not blown away, with their service). Does anyone know if Beardfish/The Tangent are releasing anything for sure next year?

I plan on making CDs available- my obstacle with not doing it this time around was strictly financial.  If things go well, a full package will be for sale for my next full project.

So we have two more years for prog, let's enjoy them. And no postponed releases this time. How they would like to release something after the end of the world anyway :-D

Thanks Alex, will fix them. I've tried to check some of them (homepages, myspace), but there is too many of them.

But keep posting, it'll be nice to just check off them, as 2010 will go bye.

^ already done joke man...!!!

Negura Bunget isn't rumoured, but was announced officially by the band (no release date though).

The King Crimson new album was talked about more than two years ago and the plan seems to have been dropped. It should be moved to a "1% chance" category.

Maybe a sub-genre separation would be useful?

Thanks Marty, great job!

Hello guys.

there are a lot of topics that i'd like to discuss about.

I 'd like to introduce you to a new prog-supergroup.

THE SHADOW THEORY.

Lineup :

Devon Graves: Vocals, Guitars, Flute (ex-Psychotic Waltz, Deadsoul Tribe)
Demi Scott: Keyboards
Arne Schuppner: Guitars
Kristoffer Gildenlöw: El. Bass (ex-Pain Of Salvation)
Mike Terrana: Drums

The coming album is gonna be VERY progressive.

Here's the first interview that two members of the band gave for The Shadow Theory to the greek site www.rocking.gr

translated on the band's official page :

http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/topic.php?uid=105047385990&topic=12508

Great expectations.

Firdous e Bareen wrote: Anathema and Orphaned Land, which have already been mentioned. Tesseract and Periphery will release their debut albums as well (I presume). From what I've heard so far Tesseract's release may very well be the most awesome album I've ever heard. Fans of Mushuggah, Textures, and the like must check them out. Imagine the groove of Meshuggah mixed with the atmosphere of Isis, and you've got something akin to Tesseract.

Bulb has posted heaps of video and audio clips of Periphery stuff all over sevenstring.org and occasionally ultimatemetal.com (I frequent those sites a lot of more than PA now) and everything I've seen/heard has pretty much blown me away.
Tesseract is another great djenty/groove metal band for sure, love what I've heard from those guys.


Edited by Petrovsk Mizinski - November 17 2009 at 02:43

Thanks for the reminder about some of these... :)

I forgot a few: In Lingua Mortua (the tracks on their myspace sound AMAZING), Ondskapt, Cult of Luna, and Shining.

Edit: Oh and Sleepytime Gorilla Museum of course! They'll have three new releases. A new album, a new movie based on the album, and a DVD of the best concert I've EVER been to!!!


Edited by Jake Kobrin - November 17 2009 at 01:07

My god, it's full of Prog.

Looking forward the next album by Paatos