Progger or non-progger?

In recent times, I've been purchasing music from Bandcamp, more or less abandoning the brick and mortar music store that I would buy my music from in the past. This shift has also been a shift away from physical media, though I still may purchase the CD if available in addition to the digital download (that is, I'm becoming less concerned if the CD is not available). In the past, I tended to allow music to come to me rather than actively seek music. But now I tend to listen to a sampling of what's available on Bandcamp with the view of possibly purchasing new music that in the past I would never be exposed to. But this newfound desire for more music has highlighted that I don't actually know what music I'm seeking. I can't sample every album listed in Bandcamp, not even every progressive rock album listed, so I have to use clues supplied by the artist name, album name, or the album cover art to provide a shortlist. Even if this can provide an indication of the type of music, it doesn't help if one doesn't know what type of music one is looking for. I actually discovered Nolan Potter's Nightmare Band because the name Nolan Potter reminded me of Nic Potter from Van der Graaf Generator. I wasn't expecting any connection, but it did provide a selection basis that was more interesting than random. Yesterday I discovered the self-titled album by French band Arachnoid, released in 1979. Here's the cover:

 

 

Remind you of anything? The point is that if one doesn't know what to look for, then allowing something peripheral to the music to grab one's attention might actually be a good way to choose, particularly if one is looking for something different and interesting.