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    Posted: March 01 2017 at 09:37
Djam Karet's one of my favorite bands, too! The new album (again) balances rock and electronics in a way no other band does.
 
 
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Hey, I'm a young music producer and I recently released my first album. It's something in between Post and Prog Rock. If you want to give it a try, I'm on Soundcloud and Bandcamp.


Probably the most progressive song is Area One: https://soundcloud.com/paraphontree/area-one


The bands that influenced me the most for this song were Riverside and Alan Parson's Project.

Leave a comment if you want :)


If you liked what you heard you can find merch (e. g. CDs) here: https://paraphontree.bandcamp.com

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DJAM KARET !





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Offworld: Some Circles Are Square (Belgium-2016).
http://freiamusic.co.uk/album/some-circles-are-square
http://https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jbk8JjXwY4o



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Originally posted by Pigab Pigab wrote:

checkout the band "Chickencage Experience"


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checkout the band "Chickencage Experience"
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If you like Human Factor, you may like Hibernal
https://hibernal.bandcamp.com/
Four excellent albums from this Australian band I own and play so often Thumbs Up
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Thanks. Artwork looks great!
 
By the way, is it okay to post full-album-YouTube clips?
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Not really instrumental but awesome Spacerock
 
 


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I think I mentioned Gong and Steve Hillage.
Also both artists were huge influences for Ozric Tentacles etc.


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Hi,

Strange mention/post time!

Weird to see GONG's YOU, not mentioned, and it was probably the album that gave that style (can it be called that?) it's life and eventual living. You just put on the 2 long cuts, along with "Isle of Everywhere", and there you have it. 

Steve Hillage should be listed here, and I specially like the "Green" album, and its impeccable mixing and design. 

Though not for everyone, if one is into trip music, that can not be considered "progressive" in its definition, but it is experimental in its form, one should really check out Daevid Allen's excursions into the Glissando thing which is really trippy, but not a "song" per se.


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Gracias, I will have a go with this one. Thumbs Up
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Originally posted by Kingsnake Kingsnake wrote:

Originally posted by Nikols Nikols wrote:

Please pay attention to the albums these musicians: 

Maat Lander  - The Birth Of Maat's Galaxy 
Klever - In The Name Of Peace And Progress
Blandbladen - I Grevens Tid
Lizards Exist - Lizards Exist 
An Emerald City - The Fourth 
Lumerians - Transmalinnia
 
BlandBladen is underrated and really, really great stuff. been listening to their album for maybe 10 years now. It never gets boring. Too bad, no-one knows the band.

I don't know the rest of your list, but if it's similar, I'm sure I will like it. Thanks!

Listen to the album "Beginnings", the debut work of Hungarian group RasaSound. I think this is exactly what you are looking for. Wink





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Originally posted by Kingsnake Kingsnake wrote:

The new Riverside sounds like psytrance. I can't even imagine this is the same band as Rapid Eye Movement. Really nice...

That's why I put Eye Of The Soundscape here. Riverside can fit with the instrumental psychedelic space-rock. Just with that album ! Wink

And you should also listen to Lunatic Soul. Star
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Ethno Space Rock? You might like Stargazer's Assistant!
 
 
 
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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

I think you'd have better luck finding what you're looking for if you go back and edit your opening post; so as you change the title of the thread to something in the vicinity of 'Instrumental Synthdriven Space Rock with ethnic influences/instrumentation'Smile

After the first page people very rarely go back and read the OP. They go by the title of the thread and then proceed to recommend.

I think the title sums it up pretty clear.

The new Riverside sounds like psytrance. I can't even imagine this is the same band as Rapid Eye Movement. Really nice...
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I think you'd have better luck finding what you're looking for if you go back and edit your opening post; so as you change the title of the thread to something in the vicinity of 'Instrumental Synthdriven Space Rock with ethnic influences/instrumentation'Smile

After the first page people very rarely go back and read the OP. They go by the title of the thread and then proceed to recommend.
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Points: 1578 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 17 2016 at 04:59
^ and ^^

Then maybe I should give it a listen, then. I listened to their first three albums years and years ago, and then finally their was one EP wich was okay (Pink Floyd influenced) and then they released a full force progmetal album (ADHD or something) and I just quit listening.

But is it instrumental? Does it feature lengthy synthsolos and soundscapes? Drummachines? Percussion? Flute? Does it have ethnic influences?

This thread was meant for that type of spacerock, not a band that suddenly makes atmospheric music.

Edit: I have a day off, so I looked it up on Spotify and playing it now. Sounds like something totally different than their old work.


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^Because it is a complete change of their style. Everything metal about them has been stripped away.
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