A little naming game

I believe it's the cover of the album Seussmoose Milkchute by the well-known Canadian prog-folk band Deerspoof.

Well i've been listening to prog for 40 years...never heard of em...so not as famous as Rush then...

Sorry A Bard if this took a different direction than you wanted. Prog Archives is like a box of chocolates, too much of it will cause decay. Of your choices, I'll say Prog Folk. And this can be a very silly place.

I guess I'll have a go with this as an album cover:



Which kind of rock and subgenre in PA would you think that the above image most likely would be associated with?

I'm thinking Canterbury Scene, Crossover Prog, Eclectic Prog, Experimental Metal, Post Metal, Heavy Prog, Indo-Prog, Raga Rock, Jazz Rock, Jazz Fusion, Krautrock, Neo-Prog, Post Rock, Prog Folk, Progressive Electronic, Progressive Metal, Psychedelic Rock, Space Rock, RIO, Avant-Prog, Rock Progressivo Italiano, Symphonic Prog Tech Prog Metal, Extreme Prog Metal, Zeuhl. but feel free to mention any that I didn't consider. Maybe Eclectic, or crossover cause of how the equations kind of crossover from one side to the other. It's also pretty Neo Prog-rammer, cause it's got numbers and so does Matrix code, and Neo was a programmer. I'll go with Extreme, cause that mathematics looks pretty extreme to me. If we had an Equations Rock category, then I might go with that. By the way, math rocks!

I prophesy disaster wrote: Logan wrote: Sorry A Bard if this took a different direction than you wanted. Prog Archives is like a box of chocolates, too much of it will cause decay. Of your choices, I'll say Prog Folk. And this can be a very silly place. I guess I'll have a go with this as an album cover: Which kind of rock and subgenre in PA would you think that the above image most likely would be associated with? I'm thinking Canterbury Scene, Crossover Prog, Eclectic Prog, Experimental Metal, Post Metal, Heavy Prog, Indo-Prog, Raga Rock, Jazz Rock, Jazz Fusion, Krautrock, Neo-Prog, Post Rock, Prog Folk, Progressive Electronic, Progressive Metal, Psychedelic Rock, Space Rock, RIO, Avant-Prog, Rock Progressivo Italiano, Symphonic Prog Tech Prog Metal, Extreme Prog Metal, Zeuhl. but feel free to mention any that I didn't consider. Maybe Eclectic, or crossover cause of how the equations kind of crossover from one side to the other. It's also pretty Neo Prog-rammer, cause it's got numbers and so does Matrix code, and Neo was a programmer. I'll go with Extreme, cause that mathematics looks pretty extreme to me. If we had an Equations Rock category, then I might go with that. By the way, math rocks!   The obvious answer is Math Rock. But it could also be an alternative cover to Van der Graaf Generator's "A Grounding In Numbers". Also, Van der Graaf Generator's "H To He, Who Am The Only One" contains the nuclear reaction equation for the fusion of hydrogen to helium (hence the name of the album).

For that you rise to the top of the class and get the crown joules. And since energy is measured in ergs, generators convert mechanical and chemical energy into electricity, and we have the famous e=mc2 equation, "Man Erg" also fits.

Edited by Logan - March 20 2020 at 16:46