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I'm never tired to say you should definitely check out Izvir. Great prog from (formely) Yugoslavia. Also really great coverart. Spread the word!




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helo
i post here this help cry, hope it s ok
i have a blank record Nimbus label..promotional copy ..i just cannot found out which singer and what band is playing..thanks for help ,here are 2 songs to hear!
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/9prjZWjA/file.html
http://www72.zippyshare.com/v/tSloi8BW/file.html
helo , i tried to load a foto but no way
here is the etching-runout i found
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IRC 003 B on one side
IRC 003 a2 on other side
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Izvir yes very cool band !



Since I'm on that Recommend thread :

http://antiochekirm.bandcamp.com/album/g-oyag-o-mass 
3 first songs amaze me
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hi i want to recommend you this argentinian band, i know its not entirely prog, it's a fusion of rock with some prog moments mixed with local rhythms 

this is the link to there second album 



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I found this borderline unheard of guy on Youtube. Here's a prog-metal tune he did. It's ridiculous stuff.
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Originally posted by yam yam yam yam wrote:

Originally posted by RoadLASER RoadLASER wrote:

Super-band (really Super) - Northlands


Tony Patterson (last work with Nick Magnus): Vocals, Keyboards, Flute, Duduk, Programming, Orchestrations, Guitars
Brendan Eyre (Riversea/Nine Stones Close) : Keyboards, Piano, Mandolin, Programming
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Steve Hackett: Guitar on 'So Long The Day'
John Hackett: Flute on 'Legacy'
Nick Magnus: Keyboards, Programming and Effects on 'Three Rivers (Reprise)'
Doug Melbourne: Piano on ' A Rainy Day on Dean Street'
Nigel Appleton: Drums and Percussion
Tim Esau: Bass
Carrie Melbourne: Vocals, Stick on 'A Picture in Time'
Adrian Jones (Nine Stones Close) : 12-String Guitar and Nylon Guitar
David Clements: Bass
Andy Jongman: Guitar on 'The Crossing'
Fred Arlington: Northumbrian Pipes, Accordion, Sax and Flugelhorn
 
Agreed - and currently under evaluation in Neo Prog: http://progfreak.com/Tony-Patterson-Brendan-Eyre-161261.html?path=pa/recent.  Thumbs Up
 
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Originally posted by yam yam yam yam wrote:

Originally posted by yam yam yam yam wrote:

Originally posted by RoadLASER RoadLASER wrote:

Super-band (really Super) - Northlands


Tony Patterson (last work with Nick Magnus): Vocals, Keyboards, Flute, Duduk, Programming, Orchestrations, Guitars
Brendan Eyre (Riversea/Nine Stones Close) : Keyboards, Piano, Mandolin, Programming
With
Steve Hackett: Guitar on 'So Long The Day'
John Hackett: Flute on 'Legacy'
Nick Magnus: Keyboards, Programming and Effects on 'Three Rivers (Reprise)'
Doug Melbourne: Piano on ' A Rainy Day on Dean Street'
Nigel Appleton: Drums and Percussion
Tim Esau: Bass
Carrie Melbourne: Vocals, Stick on 'A Picture in Time'
Adrian Jones (Nine Stones Close) : 12-String Guitar and Nylon Guitar
David Clements: Bass
Andy Jongman: Guitar on 'The Crossing'
Fred Arlington: Northumbrian Pipes, Accordion, Sax and Flugelhorn
 
Agreed - and currently under evaluation in Neo Prog: http://progfreak.com/Tony-Patterson-Brendan-Eyre-161261.html?path=pa/recent.  Thumbs Up
 
Moved to Crossover earlier on today, and now with two swift 'yes' votes already in the bag.  Smile
Working on a bio, and a review already. This is a MAGNIFICENT release! I urge you all to listen to this beauty. 
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I'd like to recommend these guys from Serbia:



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Try any of these on for size:

Samurai (album by the band with Dave Lawson)
Two Rainbows Daily by Alan Gowen & Hugh Hopper
Gilgamesh, especially the second album
Soft Machine Seven
Miroslav Vitous - Magical Shepherd
Brand X's first album
Potemkine's first two albums
Cos - Viva Boma
Moving Gelatine Plates second album
Zao - Kawana
Pekka Pohjola - B the Magpie and Visitation
Wigwam - Fairyport & Being
Jukka Tolonen's first album
Hatfield & the North and National Health's first two
Etna
Uni Sono
Dedalus first album
Placebo's first three albums
Weather Report first four albums
Hot Rats, Grand Wazoo and Sleep Dirt by Zappa
Muffins - Manna/Mirage
Electromagnets first album
Jim Pembroke - Corporal Cauliflowers Mental Function
Krann - Kraan Live & Andy Nogger
Rhesus O
PFM - Per Un Amico
Perigio - Genealogia
Secret Chiefs 3
Clube Da Esquina by Milton Nascimento & Lo Borges
For Girls Who Grow Plump in the Night by Caravan
Dark Magus & Agharta
Egg's three albums
Bennie Maupin - Jewel in the Lotus
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Really good Symphonic Prog from Mexico in the vein of Anglagard!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8iTR5admcs




Edited by desistindo - April 15 2015 at 16:24
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Besides from things posted in the pipe organ thread :

From MPXXIV – jazz/classic/prog-related band  : "Maquillage" series, one of the tracks is synth guitar lead (similar to Roland GR 300) ressembles to 80's Crimson (Neurotica / Dig me)



Other similar tracks :





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For lovers of Hammond and retro-prog:

https://castlecanyon.bandcamp.com/album/criteria-obsession
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Multi-talented Michael Zucker is currently around here but hasn't posted links to his last ones here...This music digs deeper than most projects I've listened to in similar veins:

http://michaelzucker.bandcamp.com/album/anteros
http://saturnreturnband.bandcamp.com/album/electronica-mystica
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Originally posted by Hot Rat '69 Hot Rat '69 wrote:

 
Gilgamesh, especially the second album
 
I only discovered their 2nd album the other week and I can't believe I've not heard it before, especially as Hatfield + The North's Rotter's Club has always been one of my fav prog albums. It's brilliant
 
 
for something a bit off the wall I recommend Cornelius - Point. hard to describe where it falls musically, this guy is a genre to himself in some ways.
 
full album here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r3vmWy4XI1k
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Hey folks! We've just released the new album. Not pure prog for sure but highly influenced. Please check it out!

and here is another song (from vinyl split with Samavayo) we made in kinda Kobaian language. Sorta Magma tribute Big smileBig smileBig smile


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http://goodnightowl.bandcamp.com/album/the-owlbum
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Originally posted by sepoe sepoe wrote:

I recommend The Psychic Paramount - a New York-based band for fans of really raw, intense, brain-melting psych-rock.





N6's first third is deliciously tight and fruity 


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Mammoth - Innate [2015]

http://mammothprog.bandcamp.com/album/innate

PROG JAZZ FUSION METAL AMBIENT

For Fans of Animals as Leaders, Rush, Dream Theater, Between the Buried and Me, Allan Holdsworth 
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I want recommend 2 bands. The first is Native Construct (Progressive Metal), influenced by Between The Buried And Me and Dream Theater. 
http://www.metalblade.com/nativeconstruct/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQDK6kyMOf0

The second is Cangaço (Tech/Extreme Prog Metal):
http://www.cangacometal.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4qLqMFhdr0
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