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    Posted: August 04 2004 at 05:13

That is to ask  ------  Name some "current" , "new" , "present day" active Progressive artist that you know of ???????? Or listen to................
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Many of my most pleasant contemporary discoveries are from South America: MAR DE ROBLES (they're listed here), ANGULART, TRYO, all from Chile; TANGER (also listed here), LAS OREJAS Y LA LENGUA, HYACINTUS (listed), ZONDA PROJECKT, from Argentina. 

 
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IZZ, Salem Hill, Syzygy and Singularity are among my favorites. K-2,Ken Jaquess new band featuring Allan Holdsworth, Ryo Okumoto and the late Shaun Guerin, is about to be released. There are so many prog bands out there.... The Flower Kings have new album. Spock's Beard's new album will out in a couple of months (See the interview with NDV on PROGRESSIVEWORLD). I'm really only scratching th surface.    
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Originally posted by danbo danbo wrote:

,Ken Jaquess new band featuring Allan Holdsworth,

 

Where can I find any info (and if possible, free downloads) on this band?
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It hasn't been released yet, but it should be soon. Holdsworth playing prog again! I'm stoked.

Go here for ordering:

http://www.progrockrecords.com/artists/view.php?id=21

and here for info,pics, and samples:

http://www.kenjaquess.com/



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Great many Thanks!!!

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Modern prog innovators that I like includes Muse and Radiohead

OR those influenced by seventies bands ie 'Neo Prog':- Magenta,Par Lindh,Flower Kings,IQ are my favourites in that respect.
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Listened to picks--MY STUFF!!!!! Man, Thanks--one pick, though, was like Genesis reincarnated. And of course Allan's unmistakable guitar!!!
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Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

Modern prog innovators that I like includes Muse and Radiohead

 
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THE MARS VOLTA
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these are the best new acts cos they are bringing prog rock into the new millenium and bringing in the influences that made it so great in the 70s.
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Some more:

Magenta (UK): Symphonic/Neo Prog

Glass Hammer (USA): Symphonic/Art Rock

The Red Masque (USA): Avant Garde

Trespass (Israel): Clssical Progressive/Symphonic

Eggroll (Israel): Symphonic

Teru's Symphonia (Japan): Symphonic

The Othelo Syndrome (UK): Symphonic

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IQ

 
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IQ have been going for over 20 years but they are one of my favourites as well.
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Spock's Beard

Mostly Autumn

Steve Hackett (still strong)
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Stimulus, Whitelodge...
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Originally posted by danbo danbo wrote:

It hasn't been released yet, but it should be soon. Holdsworth playing prog again! I'm stoked.

 

And there is that threat  Neverwasneverwillbe will be finished by Alternity Records, with Holdsworth, Levin, Gleed, Eckstein and contribution from Jerry Goodman.



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Originally posted by Dick Heath Dick Heath wrote:

Originally posted by danbo danbo wrote:

It hasn't been released yet, but it should be soon. Holdsworth playing prog again! I'm stoked.
And there is that threat so get Neverwasneverwillbe finished by Alternity Records, with Holdsworth, Levin, Gleed, Eckstein and contribution from Jerry Goodman.

Latest News: Also -- a little (well some MAJOR) **Alternity News** to pass on...

We have some projects in development:

Next up (late October release -- this Christmas, give the gift of Allan!) -- AH's 2CD "Against The Clock: The Best of Allan Holdsworth"

early 2005? -- Soma II featuring Mark Gleed, Allan Holdsworth, Tony Levin, and Guy Eckstine.

"Snakes and Ladders" (working title) -- Allan Holdsworth, Joel Taylor, and Ernest Tibbs.

 
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Godspeed You Black Emperor! (Or, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, I'm not sure which is correct) is really awesome stuff. I highly suggest it, but it's basically all instrumental.

http://www.progarchives.com/Progressive_rock_discography_BAN D.asp?band_id=1245
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