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From my collection of CDs:

-Blackfield (Israel/UK),
-Orphaned Land,
-Realeaf,
-Sanhedrin,
-Solstice Coil,
-Subterranean Masquerade,
-Telegraph.
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Originally posted by bardberic bardberic wrote:

You missed Subterranean Masquerade, listed here as "Experimental/Post Metal:" http://www.youtube.com/c/SubterraneanMasquerade/featured 

Hello Israeli fella!

I've only heard their most recent album, and it blew me away! Very refreshing Prog Metal. Have to catch one of their shows.

Originally posted by bardberic bardberic wrote:

However, I cannot recommend Scardust enough! Even if you're not a fan of metal. I filtered some statistics on this site, and as of right now, in June 2022, Scardust's sophomore album "Strangers" is the only progressive metal, experimental/post metal, or tech/extreme metal album of the 2020s decade thus far that earned the "Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music" accolade on this site, and needless to say, it is the highest rated "metal" album of this timeframe, as well. 

I saw their name a few times, will definitely check them out.
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Originally posted by yogev yogev wrote:

Originally posted by bardberic bardberic wrote:

You missed Subterranean Masquerade, listed here as "Experimental/Post Metal:" http://www.youtube.com/c/SubterraneanMasquerade/featured 

Hello Israeli fella!

I've only heard their most recent album, and it blew me away! Very refreshing Prog Metal. Have to catch one of their shows.

Originally posted by bardberic bardberic wrote:

However, I cannot recommend Scardust enough! Even if you're not a fan of metal. I filtered some statistics on this site, and as of right now, in June 2022, Scardust's sophomore album "Strangers" is the only progressive metal, experimental/post metal, or tech/extreme metal album of the 2020s decade thus far that earned the "<span itemscope="" item="http://-vocabulary.org/Review-aggregate"><span style="color: rgb17, 17, 17;">Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music" accolade on this site, and needless to say, it is the highest rated "metal" album of this timeframe, as well. </span></span>

I saw their name a few times, will definitely check them out.



I'm not actually Israeli but I am in the process of making Aliyah :)

It turns out that Scardust's Strangers is actually the second highest reviewed album of the 2020s on this site thus far :) A nice surprise from our Israeli home, for sure.

Edited by bardberic - June 12 2022 at 15:15
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Originally posted by Mellotron Storm Mellotron Storm wrote:

AHVAK might be at that top of the heep and I have to mention Udi Koomran who has been thanked in so many liner notes I lost count. The man is a genius at making music sound better.

Thank you Sir !
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Ahwak is actually the only band out of these I'm musically familiar with. While not a household name, their self titled 2004 album (and only album) actually has 84 ratings here on PA.
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Ahvak   RIO/Avant-Prog      2004      3.73      1      5 ratings
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Excellent group of 16 year-olds from '90 .
"Too often we enjoy the comfort of opinion without the discomfort of thought."   -- John F. Kennedy
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Sheshet - s/t (1977) Thumbs Up
                      quality over quantity, and all kind of PopcoRn almost beyond
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