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Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 16 2014 at 09:45
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Solitude   I   http://solitudeart.bandcamp.com/album/i  (name your price)



 
a great crossover prog full-lenght debut album by female fronted band from Ukraine
favourite track: Арабска
amazing. I can even understand the titles (I can read cyrillic alphabet, and polish is close to ukrainian).
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Rorik Dupuis   Justice   http://rorikdupuis.bandcamp.com/album/justice  (free download)





a pleasant nu-jazz / ambient / trip hop debut album by the artist from Paris.
favourite track: Justice III

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 15 2014 at 18:49
Solitude   I   http://solitudeart.bandcamp.com/album/i  (name your price)





a great crossover prog full-lenght debut album by female fronted band from Ukraine
favourite track: Арабска




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Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 15 2014 at 13:44
Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

No one can seriously recommend >1800 bands, that is an impossible nonsense.
 
I don't think I heard a single "bad" album from Svetonio's recommendations.
We have to give a chance to new bands, the old ones already gained fame.
And yes, it's possible to play good music in the 2010's...
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 15 2014 at 13:26
Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

Originally posted by lucas lucas wrote:

 
 
Am I the only one that appreciates being flooded with so many bands? And why are you blaming on the number of bands recommended every day, there is a description of the genre, if you don't like it you are not forced to listen to, you pick just what fits your tastes. I mean, life would be poor if I had to listen to the same albums over and over...
Click this link: "Progressive"  and fill your boots.
 
 
yes, i know. But Svetonio has a much wider range of music to recommend. It's not only "progressive rock", otherwise I wouldn't bother to check out the links in this thread.
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Iron Tusk  s/t EP   http://irontusknz.bandcamp.com/album/iron-tusk-ep (name your price)






a stunning progressive metal 6-track EP by the band from Dunedin, New Zealand.
favourite track: Aizen
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The Ghost of You   Spectre   http://tgoy.bandcamp.com/album/spectre-ep





awesome progressive metal / djent 4-track EP by the band from Wilmington, North Carolina.
favourite track: Hands of Guidance


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Walter Erles   Lux In Tenebris   http://waltererles.bandcamp.com/album/lux-in-tenebris





an excellent heavy prog full-lenght debut album by the act from Argentina
favourite track: Cisne Negro
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 14 2014 at 10:36
Originally posted by lucas lucas wrote:

 
 
Am I the only one that appreciates being flooded with so many bands? And why are you blaming on the number of bands recommended every day, there is a description of the genre, if you don't like it you are not forced to listen to, you pick just what fits your tastes. I mean, life would be poor if I had to listen to the same albums over and over...
Click this link: "Progressive"  and fill your boots.

Recommendation is the act of recommending; Recommending is present participle of Recommend; Recommend is a verb that means to praise, commend, represent favourably, endorse and propose. It implies a level of selection and judgement has been employed. If someone asked me to recommend a Tangerine Dream album to them it would be lazy of me to list every single album they produced and say "pick what fits your tastes". 

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Here's one that got sneaked onto the site (in Crossover) via a post in the collab zone rather than here or in Suggest New Bands and Artists. http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=8964.
 
 
Only 5 tracks and around 28 and a half minutes of music, but good stuff - and the band is to be featured on Andy Read's DPRP Prog Rock Radio Show when it returns from its summer break next week: http://www.dprp.net/wp/radio/.
 
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Sleep Rebellion   Empire of Lies   http://sleeprebellion.bandcamp.com/album/empire-of-lies





a nice heavy prog full-lenght debut album by a duo from Portland, Oregon. physical CD available.
favourite track: Transhuman



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blackpaperplanes - Vapour Images (Single 2014) 

#instrumental #experimental #electronic #postrock #indie #belarus

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 12 2014 at 14:50
Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

I just wonder how he finds the time to listen to all this music.
 
To be honest, I really don't care about this. I am happy to be given the opportunity to discover new bands, and it's all that matters to me :-)
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 12 2014 at 14:43
Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

Originally posted by Svetonio Svetonio wrote:

Originally posted by rdtprog rdtprog wrote:

We probably don't know that Svetiono has a contract with bandcamp to do promotion of their music here and has a commission each time a bandcamp page has been visited...Wink



I don't have any contract nor nothing like that with Bandcamp.
I recommend the bands ONLY because I love to share the music I listen to.
How many of these do you listen to more than once?
How many of these do you listen to every track from?
How many of these do you actually like?
Is there a band or artist on Bandcamp that is tagged as "Progressive" or "Psychedelic" that you won't recommend?

We are now on page 103 of this thread. At 20 posts per page that's something approaching 2000 recommendations in total, over 90% of them from you. No one can seriously recommend >1800 bands, that is an impossible nonsense. It makes a complete mockery of any recommendation. This thread is now no better than browsing the "Progressive" tag on the Bandcamp website. What is the point? Seriously.

I do not doubt that all the artists you list are in dire need of the exposure, and most of them are extremely grateful for any mention away from the rarefied atmosphere of the Bandcamp website, but frankly, this is a piss-poor way of doing it.

Perhaps you should try recommending the bands you really like rather than all the ones you listen to, because doing it ONLY because you like to share is unhelpful to the artists and the few that read this thread. You know - give some genuine recommendations for a change.

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Am I the only one that appreciates being flooded with so many bands? And why are you blaming on the number of bands recommended every day, there is a description of the genre, if you don't like it you are not forced to listen to, you pick just what fits your tastes. I mean, life would be poor if I had to listen to the same albums over and over...


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Hominido  Estirpe Litica   http://hominido.bandcamp.com/album/estirpe-litica





a beautiful vocally progressive fusion full-lenght debut album by female fronted band from Valdivia, Chile
favourite track: Ciudades di piedra
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Nicolas Meier   Mr. MoonJune Recommends: Nicolas Meier   https://moonjunerecords.bandcamp.com/album/mr-moonjune-recommends-nicolas-meier  (name your price)





a stunning jazz fusion full-lenght album by UK based Swiss guitarist. 
favourite track: Yemin 




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The Arborists   A Place for You To Run Away   http://thearborists.bandcamp.com/album/a-place-for-you-to-run-away





a nice progressive folk album by the band from Montreal. physical CD available. strongly recommended.
favourite track: Change




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very funny. LOL
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Headmeetwall   s/t   http://headmeetwall.bandcamp.com/album/headmeetwall





a pleasant & very original contemporary crossover prog full-lenght album by the band from Ann Arbor, Michigan. strongly recommended.
favourite track: Done Grave




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Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 11 2014 at 08:48
Originally posted by Svetonio Svetonio wrote:

Originally posted by rdtprog rdtprog wrote:

We probably don't know that Svetiono has a contract with bandcamp to do promotion of their music here and has a commission each time a bandcamp page has been visited...Wink



I don't have any contract nor nothing like that with Bandcamp.
I recommend the bands ONLY because I love to share the music I listen to.
How many of these do you listen to more than once?
How many of these do you listen to every track from?
How many of these do you actually like?
Is there a band or artist on Bandcamp that is tagged as "Progressive" or "Psychedelic" that you won't recommend?

We are now on page 103 of this thread. At 20 posts per page that's something approaching 2000 recommendations in total, over 90% of them from you. No one can seriously recommend >1800 bands, that is an impossible nonsense. It makes a complete mockery of any recommendation. This thread is now no better than browsing the "Progressive" tag on the Bandcamp website. What is the point? Seriously.

I do not doubt that all the artists you list are in dire need of the exposure, and most of them are extremely grateful for any mention away from the rarefied atmosphere of the Bandcamp website, but frankly, this is a piss-poor way of doing it.

Perhaps you should try recommending the bands you really like rather than all the ones you listen to, because doing it ONLY because you like to share is unhelpful to the artists and the few that read this thread. You know - give some genuine recommendations for a change.

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