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Padraic

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Posted: November 03 2011 at 22:15

No worries Trurl, you're free to pimp your own stuff. Thumbs Up

Trurl

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Posted: November 04 2011 at 06:04

Great! Hmm, maybe I should actually say something about it... it's in the prog fusion vein, very influenced by the first Bruford and UK albums, with touches of Focus. It's rather eclectic and hyper but also thematically unified, loosely structured as one large suite. The production style is very classic and analog. Or at least, that's all what I was going for Sleepy

*edited typo*

Edited by Trurl - November 04 2011 at 06:05

toroddfuglesteg View Drop Down

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Posted: November 04 2011 at 06:25

I suggested you two days/nights ago to the Jazz and Fusion team. Your music is great so feel free to promote yourself.

StyLaZyn

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Posted: November 04 2011 at 06:59

http://badernana.bandcamp.com/album/wormwood

This is some pretty good stuff. I just DL'd the music after one listen.

released 01 September 2011
All Instruments, Vocals & Lyrics by Bader Nana
Produced, Recorded, Mixed & Mastered by Bader Nana @B.N Studio.Kuwait City

Synth Solo on "The Plague" by Hess Dergham
Percussions on "Earth 1348" by Ramzi & Ziad Ramman and Ghassan Bouz
Guitar Solo on "The Answers" by Ramzi Ramman

Album artwork by Ramzi Ramman & Bader Nana
Booklet Artwork by Bader Nana

Special thanks to:

Hadi Sarieddine, Sarj Masood, Ramzi & Ziad Ramman, Adel Qattan, Jean Madani, Rami Hallal
for helping with lyric writing & mixing tips/suggestions

First i want to thank god for everything, and my family, friends and everyone for being there for me
and for their love and support they have given me since i started this album,
it would've been meaningless without you all
Thank you so much
tags: tags: avante-garde bader nana experamentel metal progressive rock wormwood dream theater john petrucci metal music neal morse progressive rock spock's beard symphony x Kuwait

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Posted: November 05 2011 at 14:26

TheGazzardian wrote:

Giraffes/giraffes - http://giraffesgiraffes.bandcamp.com/ - I really enjoy these guys, admittedly post/math rock is not my strong point so if they're great or subpar in the genre I can't say, but they come across as great music to me.

Agree completely. I saw them last night at my tiny middle of nowhere school and came away quite impressed.

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Posted: November 05 2011 at 14:51

Great new psych Krautrock band PAPIR. Recommended to fans of Guru Guru, Ash Ra Tempel, Future Kings of England and just music that is dripping down the walls with improvisation and acid.
They just released their second album called Stundum.
http://papir.bandcamp.com/

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Trurl

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Posted: November 05 2011 at 22:03

toroddfuglesteg wrote:

I suggested you two days/nights ago to the Jazz and Fusion team. Your music is great so feel free to promote yourself.

Oh excellent, thanks!!!

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Posted: December 23 2011 at 15:06

Try this band called EYE. their epic "center of the sun" is phenomenal!!!!

http://eyemusic.bandcamp.com/

Horizons

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Posted: December 23 2011 at 15:32

kingcrimsonfan wrote:

Try this band called EYE. their epic "center of the sun" is phenomenal!!!!

http://eyemusic.bandcamp.com/

This is good.

Just for some actual descriptions..

Dense, heavy prog rock with English vocals. Vocals are unique but not a turn-off in my opinion.

Dark mellotron and organ throughout.

3 eight minute songs with a 19min epic opener.

Edited by Horizons - December 23 2011 at 15:44

Crushed like a rose in the riverflow.

talha

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Posted: December 24 2011 at 10:06

http://seventhatspells.bandcamp.com/

It's a christmas miracle :P

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Posted: December 24 2011 at 14:16

Oh yes... this Christmas will rock. Thanks for the heads up!

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Posted: December 24 2011 at 23:18

Phideaux and Giant Squid

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Posted: December 28 2011 at 00:24

At Sea is a one-man musical project whose music is available for free download on bandcamp. The first two albums are indie pop/rock, not prog, but album #3, "Reflections on Teun Hocks," is an instrumental work of progressive soundscapes, and the latest album, "Distortion," mingles At Sea's older indie style with prog to create a unique, progressive work.

I think these last two albums fit well under the "eclectic prog" subgenre, and I plan to suggest them for this site soon.

The music is characterized by the blending of various influences, idiosyncratic melodies, repetition (A LOT of repetition), and authentic, indie-like vocals. The music ranges from lush soundscapes with synthezizer and piano to raw, distorted passages which utilize clipping as a recording technique.

http://atseaband.bandcamp.com/

I recommend trying out Snowstorm, Guitar Jam for the Lonely, and Landfills first, as they aren't as repetitive. If you don't mind repetition (Magma fans, this is for you!) go right ahead and listen to the epic masterpiece "Alone." Fans of instrumental music might want to start with the album "Reflections on Teun Hocks"

ps. sorry, some of my text seems to have gotten attatched to the link, or something. If you can't access the link because of this, please post and say so, so I can post the link again. I think it should work, though.

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Posted: December 28 2011 at 02:37

Ultraviolet Hippopotamus (USA).
Jamming rock band from Chicago. Eclectic progressive music.
http://uvhippo.bandcamp.com/

Radoslav

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Posted: December 29 2011 at 13:07

"Cinematic" on ProgArchives

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=32001

After hundreds of positive reviews, thousands of CD's sold. It's a great pleasure for me to announce that Lebowski - Cinematic is now available on Bandcamp for free in full-lenght streaming! :)

Bandcamp profile:

http://lebowskipl.bandcamp.com/

Enjoy.

Edited by Radoslav - December 29 2011 at 13:17

Andy Webb

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Posted: December 31 2011 at 21:25

^Fantastic album, highly recommended from this reviewer!

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Posted: December 31 2011 at 23:49

http://teramelos.bandcamp.com/

http://mapsatlases.bandcamp.com/

http://thistownneedsguns.bandcamp.com/

http://ctts.bandcamp.com/

http://ikillgiants.bandcamp.com/

http://anisleateher.bandcamp.com/

http://hella.bandcamp.com/

http://adebisishank.bandcamp.com/

Math rock & Mathcore = yes
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLE317F3BCF95D95B8

avestin

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Posted: January 01 2012 at 14:30

Empty Space Orchestra - instrumental heavy progressive jazzy rock.

Hanging Sounds

PA Index of prog music vendors

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Posted: January 04 2012 at 14:35

Not on PA, but this is cool

http://almosttransparentblue.bandcamp.com/album/the-northern-territory

sesss

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Posted: January 04 2012 at 20:16

The Hemulen wrote:

"So- In preparation for the big release of our new single- which is in preparationr4 for the big release of our new album- we are giving away digital downloadsr4 of all of our previous releases. This week we give you:" A Year of Spring" for free with a never before heard remix of 'Currran, Curran' by WAKE. "

Oh wow, this is just wonderful, and perfect timing too! I'm planning on doing a special episode of my radio show tomorrow playing nothing but free/pwyw tracks from bandcamp, but I was struggling to find any interesting folky stuff to drop into the playlist to balance out the more rocky/electronic stuff. Thanks!

That one was actually pretty pleasant music; it's too bad we never finished that EP. Now the bassist is in BC, the drummer just graduated high school and is going to study music (he's actually fiendishly good), and me and the other guitarist are Engineering students.

Edited by sesss - January 04 2012 at 20:18