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    Posted: September 13 2011 at 05:50
Please recommend some new bands, which play something influenced by Canterbury scene bands ,
but emerged in 199x-20xx yrs








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Points: 23104 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 13 2011 at 05:55
You should try Japanese band Mr. Sirius that incorporates symphonic into the style.



The new band Sanguine Hum was earlier named Antique Seeking Nuns. They made 3 EPs with strong bonds to the Canterbury scene, but don´t take my word for it - I´ve only read some reviews about them.


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Hey - the first couple of tracks on the Canterbury mp3 player here at PA actually features Antique Seeking Nuns. I have two open tabs right now. On one I´m listening to ASN and the other I´m using as a chit-chat device. They are great, and I wonder why it took me so long to listen to them, when I could have done it right here...
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Points: 264 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 13 2011 at 14:36
I suggest Panzerpappa, on Koralrevens Klagensang there even is an appearance of Canterbury alumnus Richard Sinclair.
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Points: 5964 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 13 2011 at 15:15
Antique Seeking Nuns
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Points: 14241 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 13 2011 at 15:18
Originally posted by The Hemulen The Hemulen wrote:

Antique Seeking Nuns



Seconded !
Also Amoeba Split from Spain are a new Canterbury band i like a lot.
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Points: 14241 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 13 2011 at 15:33
Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Hey - the first couple of tracks on the Canterbury mp3 player here at PA actually features Antique Seeking Nuns. I have two open tabs right now. On one I´m listening to ASN and the other I´m using as a chit-chat device. They are great, and I wonder why it took me so long to listen to them, when I could have done it right here...

Went right past your post Bamsen. I think Antique Seeking Nuns are amazing and if you can track down all 3 of their EPs your a lucky man.
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Points: 1243 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 13 2011 at 15:41
The obvious answer:

The Tangent



and if you are not convinced...

Michael's Sonic Kaleidoscope Mondays 5:00pm EST(re-runs Thursdays 3:00pm) @ Delicious Agony Progressive Rock Radio(http://www.deliciousagony.com)
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For a very pleasant record, try Thieves' Kitchen - The Water Road.
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Doubt's Never Pet a Burning Dog released in 2010 mixes some canterbury sound into it's jazz / rock fusion. Richard Sinclair helps out on vocals on a couple of tracks too.
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