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Btw, to be clear, I have not listened to everything posted here yet--just some of them, but I'm asking for more anyway to keep my "to listen" list nice and lengthy.
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Originally posted by Grumpyprogfan Grumpyprogfan wrote:

French TV, Animals as Leaders, Jaga Jazzist, Body Hound, Ske, Marco Minnemann, Trioscapes, Nova Collective, Bubblemath, Richard Henshall, Virgil Donati, Thank You Scientist, The Aristocrats, and Mike Keneally.

Originally posted by Grumpyprogfan Grumpyprogfan wrote:

Originally posted by Restinmacaroni Restinmacaroni wrote:

I in particular would like some newer RIO, Zeuhl, Eclectic, and Fusion albums. Also definitely Math Rock/Post Rock. Those are some genres I'd like to expand on more. But don't feel limited! Especially new, innovative (meaning breaking new ground), and good works are definitely appreciated. You can even branch out into other genres as long as it breaks new ground and does something good and interesting with prog like in Mercury Tree's Spidermilk (as mentioned before).
Your hard to please, aye? Wink Have you not enjoyed the ones mentioned?

Fusion..


Math rock..



 

Haha. No, they aren't. I was just asking for more stuff to listen to (plus I didn't see your latter message until now). My apologies if it seemed that your helpful contributions to the thread seemed to be passed off. I really do appreciate them. Thank you!


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Originally posted by Nogbad_The_Bad Nogbad_The_Bad wrote:

Originally posted by Restinmacaroni Restinmacaroni wrote:

I in particular would like some newer RIO, Zeuhl, Eclectic, and Fusion albums. Also definitely Math Rock/Post Rock. Those are some genres I'd like to expand on more. But don't feel limited! Especially new, innovative (meaning breaking new ground), and good works are definitely appreciated. You can even branch out into other genres as long as it breaks new ground and does something good and interesting with prog like in Mercury Tree's Spidermilk (as mentioned before).


There's loads of good RIO and Zeuhl on the first 2 pages.

Cool beans! I was more looking for more stuff to listen to besides what was already posted. How about Fusion/Math/Eclectic albums?
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Originally posted by Restinmacaroni Restinmacaroni wrote:

I in particular would like some newer RIO, Zeuhl, Eclectic, and Fusion albums. Also definitely Math Rock/Post Rock. Those are some genres I'd like to expand on more. But don't feel limited! Especially new, innovative (meaning breaking new ground), and good works are definitely appreciated. You can even branch out into other genres as long as it breaks new ground and does something good and interesting with prog like in Mercury Tree's Spidermilk (as mentioned before).


There's loads of good RIO and Zeuhl on the first 2 pages.
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Originally posted by Restinmacaroni Restinmacaroni wrote:

I in particular would like some newer RIO, Zeuhl, Eclectic, and Fusion albums. Also definitely Math Rock/Post Rock. Those are some genres I'd like to expand on more. But don't feel limited! Especially new, innovative (meaning breaking new ground), and good works are definitely appreciated. You can even branch out into other genres as long as it breaks new ground and does something good and interesting with prog like in Mercury Tree's Spidermilk (as mentioned before).
Your hard to please, aye? Wink Have you not enjoyed the ones mentioned?

Fusion..


Math rock..




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I in particular would like some newer RIO, Zeuhl, Eclectic, and Fusion albums. Also definitely Math Rock/Post Rock. Those are some genres I'd like to expand on more. But don't feel limited! Especially new, innovative (meaning breaking new ground), and good works are definitely appreciated. You can even branch out into other genres as long as it breaks new ground and does something good and interesting with prog like in Mercury Tree's Spidermilk (as mentioned before).

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Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

Not classified as 'prog' but it's interesting nevertheless





Originally posted by Jeffro Jeffro wrote:

I'm really digging A Formal Horse lately
https://aformalhorse.bandcamp.com/

But I have no idea is that fits the OP's criteria. 

Some others are Bent Knee and Thank You Scientist

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^Guess we hear differently. TYS is far from emo, and the album you mention, is one of my all time favorites. Oh well. Also, I like Coheed and Cambria. All prog doesn't have to sound like the 70's. Prog has evolved. Maybe you don't like modern prog? What modern prog do you approve of?

Originally posted by Cylli Kat (0fficial) Cylli Kat (0fficial) wrote:

Soul Enema
http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=5597
Native Construct
http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=9469
Azure
http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=11824
These three came to mind for me.

Maudlin of the Well - Part the Second (as suggested earlier) I'd also recommend.
As well as Kayo Dot & Thank You Scientist.

There have been a lot of really good options presented.
Thanks OP, for starting a cool thread!

Originally posted by PhideauxFan PhideauxFan wrote:

Originally posted by Restinmacaroni Restinmacaroni wrote:

Originally posted by PhideauxFan PhideauxFan wrote:

-The three first albums of Oceansize (UK).

-Some albums of Amplifier (UK).

-Caligula's Horse, Karnivool, The Butterfly Effect (Australia).

-Dredg: El Cielo (USA).

-Long Distance Calling (Germany).

Thanks for the recs, mate! I appreciate it.
OK ! You can also try Weend'ô - Time Of Awakening (France). Wink

Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

Not classified as 'prog' but it's interesting nevertheless





Compiling the recommendations into this post for convenience. Thank you for all your recs, prog or otherwise (but mostly prog)! Also, I want to bump this thread, as I would also like more recommendations to keep my "to listen" list nice and long.
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Not classified as 'prog' but it's interesting nevertheless
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Originally posted by Restinmacaroni Restinmacaroni wrote:

Originally posted by PhideauxFan PhideauxFan wrote:

-The three first albums of Oceansize (UK).

-Some albums of Amplifier (UK).

-Caligula's Horse, Karnivool, The Butterfly Effect (Australia).

-Dredg: El Cielo (USA).

-Long Distance Calling (Germany).

Thanks for the recs, mate! I appreciate it.
OK ! You can also try Weend'ô - Time Of Awakening (France). Wink
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Soul Enema
http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=5597
Native Construct
http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=9469
Azure
http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=11824
These three came to mind for me.

Maudlin of the Well - Part the Second (as suggested earlier) I'd also recommend.
As well as Kayo Dot & Thank You Scientist.

There have been a lot of really good options presented.
Thanks OP, for starting a cool thread!


Edited by Cylli Kat (0fficial) - October 27 2021 at 19:47
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Originally posted by Grumpyprogfan Grumpyprogfan wrote:

^Guess we hear differently. TYS is far from emo, and the album you mention, is one of my all time favorites. Oh well. Also, I like Coheed and Cambria. All prog doesn't have to sound like the 70's. Prog has evolved. Maybe you don't like modern prog? What modern prog do you approve of?

Yes, it has evolved but I guess I haven't. Tongue My favorites tend to be the more retro sounding stuff like the Flower Kings. 
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^Guess we hear differently. TYS is far from emo, and the album you mention, is one of my all time favorites. Oh well. Also, I like Coheed and Cambria. All prog doesn't have to sound like the 70's. Prog has evolved. Maybe you don't like modern prog? What modern prog do you approve of?

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The Thank You Scientist album I played so far "maps of non existant places" was rather emo or indie sounding or something. I can't really explain it. If someone were to play snippets of it that just contained the vocal parts to someone who doesn't know any modern prog there's no way they would think of it as prog. As such it's maybe indie prog at best and reminds me a bit of Coheed and Cambria (not a good thing). I do have the follow up but haven't played it yet so maybe I should listen to that before writing this band off. As for Bent Knee, I have Land Animal and it sounded ok but I should probably play it again. Both bands are very good in concert though.
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Originally posted by Jeffro Jeffro wrote:

I'm really digging A Formal Horse lately
https://aformalhorse.bandcamp.com/

But I have no idea is that fits the OP's criteria. 

Some others are Bent Knee and Thank You Scientist

All three excellent suggestions.
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I'm really digging A Formal Horse lately
https://aformalhorse.bandcamp.com/

But I have no idea is that fits the OP's criteria. 

Some others are Bent Knee and Thank You Scientist
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Originally posted by PhideauxFan PhideauxFan wrote:

-The three first albums of Oceansize (UK).

-Some albums of Amplifier (UK).

-Caligula's Horse, Karnivool, The Butterfly Effect (Australia).

-Dredg: El Cielo (USA).

-Long Distance Calling (Germany).

Thanks for the recs, mate! I appreciate it.
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-The three first albums of Oceansize (UK).

-Some albums of Amplifier (UK).

-Caligula's Horse, Karnivool, The Butterfly Effect (Australia).

-Dredg: El Cielo (USA).

-Long Distance Calling (Germany).
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