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So far our strategy has been to make music we like, and what we like is prog rock.
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FASCINATING story about early electronic music recordings from India!!  



India’s Early Electronic Music From the ’70s Is Finally Being Released

A trove of tapes discovered in a cupboard at the country’s National Institute of Design showcases artists composing early synth recordings on their own terms.



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Originally posted by King of Loss King of Loss wrote:

There are lots of them, from Agusa to Riverside to the Mars Volta to black midi. 

I think you can find them pretty easily on some of the threads on this website.

If the information is in "some threads", then I would say it's definitely not easy to find.
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Originally posted by invisiblewasp invisiblewasp wrote:

With that in mind, I'd love to hear your thoughts and recommendations. Are there any contemporary Prog Rock bands or artists that you believe are carrying the torch and redefining the genre in exciting ways? What albums or tracks should I be immersing myself in to experience this evolution firsthand?

I think groups like black midi, The Mars Volta, Dear Hunter, Coheed & Cambria, King Gizzard, and Other By No One have been creating some truly stellar works of progressive rock art, and truly be refining what it means to be prog for me. If I would recommend some albums, check out Hellfire by black midi, Deloused by The Mars Volta, Hinterland by Wobbler, Stranger Head Prevails by Thank You Scientist, (Mankind) The Crafty Ape by Crippled Black Phoenix, Night by Gazpacho, and ...And The Glass Handed Kites by Mew. Those albums really rock! LOL
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I'd say, one of the new more general characteristics in Progressive Rock is incorporating elements from Metal.
                      quality over quantity, and all kind of PopcoRn almost beyond
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Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:


I'd say, one of the new more general characteristics in Progressive Rock is incorporating elements from Metal.
Agree. Most contemporary prog is much heavier than albums by the Progasaurs. And that is currently the path prog rock has taken.

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Yes, contemporary prog does lean more towards metal.
 
Another thing I've noticed about contemporary prog is the use of more striking rhythmic elements. One album in particular that I have that seems to revel in this sort of thing is Bubblemath - Edit Peptide.
 
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Originally posted by I prophesy disaster I prophesy disaster wrote:

Yes, contemporary prog does lean more towards metal.
 
Another thing I've noticed about contemporary prog is the use of more striking rhythmic elements. One album in particular that I have that seems to revel in this sort of thing is Bubblemath - Edit Peptide.
 

Love Edit Peptide and contemporary prog!
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Originally posted by Grumpyprogfan Grumpyprogfan wrote:

Love Edit Peptide and contemporary prog!

It's quite amazing how much you can avoid nostalgy. 
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Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

Originally posted by Grumpyprogfan Grumpyprogfan wrote:

Love Edit Peptide and contemporary prog!

It's quite amazing how much you can avoid nostalgy. 
Yeah, I guess I'm different. I did listen to Alex Machacek's "24 Tales" yesterday. It was released in 2010, so that's 13 years ago. But I haven't listened to much of anything from the 1970's in years. There is just too much excellent modern music to choose from. 
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Mother of millions?
I believe they are more prog rock than metal ...



and please check "Part of the theory"




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Really new prog-rock? This is a live performance of the fourth song off young English musician Dominic Sanderson's debut album titled "Impermanence," which is, in my opinion, the album of the year 2023 Smile
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I've noticed for a while (a few years at least) that modern prog often has metal in it without being prog metal. One of the first albums to really make that a thing was Porcupine Tree's In Absentia but I could also point to earlier examples. 
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Originally posted by moshkito moshkito wrote:

Originally posted by cstack3 cstack3 wrote:

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Hi,

Super nice ... and if the album is anywhere near this ... it's worth having!

M, the album is excellent! 
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