I Recommend... - Progressive Rock Music Forum

Edited by Sgt Pepper - August 11 2019 at 11:01

Gandalfs Fist- The Clockwork Fable

Brazillian music, psychedelic, world music

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6T7a04KOBA

Let the sunshine in

Autechre _NTS Sessions_

A massive leap forward for the duo. 8 hours! long, autechre have opened their songs as if time and space have been expanded. And within the gaps between they have found a minutiae of details that once again keep ae at the forefront of tomorrow's music today. What _Selected Ambient Works Volume II_ was to the 1990's, _NTS Sessions_ is to the present. Which is to say the future.

Prog or not, highly recommended.

Freak kitchen - confusion to the enemy or move.
Those are good albums

Wananabani-en's 2nd album

Support mine-clearing !
bandcamp collection

THESE NEW PURITANS!!!

(New album drops next week.)

Greatings everybody, PoiL have a new bizarre album, one track is set to streaming, once again they have dig a huge gap in their approach of prog and composition in general. I'd be happy to hear some feedback about this track here

https://poil.bandcamp.com/track/luses-fadas

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnSWw9an1M0

Greetings to all here, I am a newbie so please excuse my hick-ups as I learn to move around.

Anyway back to the topic of recommendations. Just last week I found out about this new band from Poland - The Third Project. They released their debut album "When Remembrance Becomes A Thing" last year, but so far it is only available on the bandcamp.

Initially did not think too much of it because of the price (less than $2) and how many hit it has there, but then the cover and description looked very interesting. Hearing the music I almost fell off my chair, it sounded simply awesome ... that is if you can bear some English deficiencies there, although, the vocal itself is very good and fits the music. But then the music .. Oh My God ... simply loved it, best prog music I have heard in years even if recording and production are less then top notch. Especially worth noting are the title track and the 4th track "The Sea of Slaves". Bought it on the spot (fell almost embarrassed paying this little) and made the CD-R of it and it is still spinning. Below is the link so please go and check for yourselves and let me know if my sanity is still in check Shocked

https://the-third-project.bandcamp.com/releases

It seems the band is virtually unknown judging by how many buyers are there. Hopefully they gain enough recognition to release it on CD or the vinyl. Perhaps my comment there will help a bit.

Let me know what you think, Peter

I reccomend Fabrizio De Andrè & PFM: In concerto, voll I and II

Amos Goldberg (professor of Genocide Studies at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem): Yes, it's genocide. It's so difficult and painful to admit it, but we can no longer avoid this conclusion.