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    Posted: July 31 2022 at 05:32
After getting fascinated by Turf Ascension, the last album by Bubblemath, I was wondering: are there other bands that showcase a similar approach to songwriting? 


Here are some of the things that came to my mind, please, share your recommendations: 

Mike Keneally:


Inner Ear Brigade:


The Planet You:




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I feel like Wippy Bonstack would fit in well with these artists
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This may fit the criteria. Agreed the new Bubblemath is superb.
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Originally posted by Mirakaze Mirakaze wrote:

I feel like Wippy Bonstack would fit in well with these artists



Thanks, I didn't know them. I will take a listen. 

Edit: Oh, I see that he is a member of Wyxz. I almost added this to the original list:


Originally posted by Grumpyprogfan Grumpyprogfan wrote:

This may fit the criteria. Agreed the new Bubblemath is superb.


I already knew them. They are very good! Thanks for the recommendation. 

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If anyone is in the mood for a little bit of microtonalism, the last album by The Mercury Tree is excellent:




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Originally posted by edefakiel edefakiel wrote:

If anyone is in the mood for a little bit of microtonalism, the last album by The Mercury Tree is excellent:


 
You chose my favourite track from that album. Thumbs Up
 
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I discovered this a few days ago:
 
Black Midi - John L
 
 



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I'll throw out a few more. You may already know these bands.

Thank You Scientist
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Originally posted by I prophesy disaster I prophesy disaster wrote:

I discovered this a few days ago:
 
Black Midi - John L
 
 


I'm still trying to decide whether they are adult and sophisticated or teenage and edgy. LOL

I have been more confused with every new album. 

Originally posted by Grumpyprogfan Grumpyprogfan wrote:

I'll throw out a few more. You may already know these bands.

Thank You Scientist
Miriodor
Covet
Nova Collective

Covet is new for me. What of the two albums do you recommend? 
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Originally posted by edefakiel edefakiel wrote:

Originally posted by I prophesy disaster I prophesy disaster wrote:

I discovered this a few days ago:
 
Black Midi - John L
I'm still trying to decide whether they are adult and sophisticated or teenage and edgy. LOL
 
It was the mathy quality of the music that is why I posted it here.
 
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I don’t know if it ticks all the boxes of the title. I don’t even know how to tell a couple of them, but Shamblemaths could perhaps be of interest.
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Originally posted by I prophesy disaster I prophesy disaster wrote:

Originally posted by edefakiel edefakiel wrote:

Originally posted by I prophesy disaster I prophesy disaster wrote:

I discovered this a few days ago:
 
Black Midi - John L
I'm still trying to decide whether they are adult and sophisticated or teenage and edgy. LOL
 
It was the mathy quality of the music that is why I posted it here.
 


They are great musicians. And it is a really good recommendation. I was infatuated with Cavalcade when it was released. But, I don't know why, my interest has waned quite a bit. I don't know exactly why. Thanks for taking the time to write a reply! 

Originally posted by Zeph Zeph wrote:

I don’t know if it ticks all the boxes of the title. I don’t even know how to tell a couple of them, but Shamblemaths could perhaps be of interest.


I love Shamblemaths. That guy is an extraordinary musician. But I'm not sure about how well it fits with the rest. I meditated about including this album or not on my initial post, and I decided that I would reserve it for a thread about walking through the woods, dark, classically influenced prog, with Hinterland by Wobbler, A Drop of Light by All Traps on Earth, Viljans Öga by Änglagård and maybe a couple more. 


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Originally posted by Mirakaze Mirakaze wrote:

I feel like Wippy Bonstack would fit in well with these artists



After a few listens, I can say that I love this album. Thanks again for the recommendation. 
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This must be one of the most underrated things I have listened:


This is also really good:



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That Make A Rising is excellent
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Originally posted by Nogbad_The_Bad Nogbad_The_Bad wrote:

That Make A Rising is excellent

Without question. We are living in a golden age, there is so much excellent music out there. 


This is not particularly urban, but I also love it. 


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I have been enjoying this lately: https://arcingwires.bandcamp.com/album/prime
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I love this so much: 



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Originally posted by terramystic terramystic wrote:


Excellent recommendation. Terrific album. 

I have also been enjoying the last iNFiNiEN (dumb spelling, I know) one. 
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I'm really digging this:


'POLARCHORAL combines some deeply grounded, sophisticated art rock and prog-pop songs with a twist of expansive and experimental polyrhythms and arrangements to make a unique and expressive statement'.

Lately, I have also been listening to this:


Spectacular music. 


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