This album has been getting lots of plays from me lately. Krautrocky avant jazz. Dig it!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=225ymLT5N2s
Great thread idea, by the way!
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This album has been getting lots of plays from me lately. Krautrocky avant jazz. Dig it!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=225ymLT5N2s
Great thread idea, by the way!
Brice Plays Drums - ProgTagonist
http://briceplaysdrums.bandcamp.com/
This was mentioned on other threads, but not on this one: Agusa, new Swedish band releasing its debut on Transubstance Records. Got a lot of spins in my household.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Iew2wvquQY
I mentioned this band on another thread: here's the link:
http://www.progressiveears.org/forum...l=1#post268121
It seems that Ned Collette and Wirewalker have been around for some years, but are largely unknown outside Melbourne, though Ned Collette is developing a following in Berlin, where he has recently moved.
Check out a track called "Across the Frozen Bridge" if you can manage to locate it somewhere (Nudge, nudge).
Umphrey's McGee- Similar Skin
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http://youtu.be/aJ27rlv3UeM
For those that like instrumental symphonic, check out this new album from Spain.
http://kantfreudkafka.bandcamp.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64Rkxy191v8
I know I'm a whore for Syd Arthur, but they really are awesome. Their second album, Sound Mirror, came out a few weeks ago.
Here's a taste of what folks going to see Yes this summer will get from the opening band:
http://youtu.be/H5AYWgzv1F8
And for those not in the know yet, that's Kate Bush's nephew on keys, mandolin and violin.
I got the new 7 For 4 this weekend and it's as good as their other discs...
Please forgive my shameless shilling, but should you wish to pre-order the forthcoming Knifeworld album, The Unravelling on CD or LP (with CD) , direct from InsideOut, you can do so here: http://www.insideoutshop.de/Artist/Knifeworld/21239
Thanks. X
2014 albums I’ve been digging: from Perfect Beings, Druckfarben and Agusa. I don’t know if the Perfect Beings has been mentioned yet in this thread, but the other two have. And from Italy: FEM Prog Band (shame about the name, though) and Ad Maiora.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cVN4NyladQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUmP_xP7L7o
Caught these guys in Palm Beach, FL last Saturday. Live they were 3 guitars, bass, drums and were joined by violin on one song. They are all instrumental. The CD came out in February, but I'll bet it's news to everyone here.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmE8rnHtAiM
wow... impressive
at first I though "no Keyboards?!" cause I'm a freak for great Keyboards and don't care for "Power Trios" much any more
but then I thought when I first pushed play... Djam Karet!
but these guys have their own sound different from the early Key-less DK
very cool sound
Fans of jazz sax/flute player Charles Lloyd will be interested in the release of a live 2-cd archival set from 1965 featuring Lloyd with Gabor Szabo-guitar,Ron Carter-bass and Pete LaRoca-drums.Recorded at Judson Hall and Slug's.To be released in early September on Resonance Records.
I attach a page re: this on the Organissimo site.
http://www.organissimo.org/forum/ind...1965-concerts/
D project's "Making Sense" new album! :up
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http://youtu.be/ScZoNnTYxyA
I know Tides of Man after them getting a bit of hype a few years ago. I recall their vocals resembling Circa Survive a little too much for me. They didn't get a new singer did they?
1 album I am excited for that is a little ways away
22- You Are Creating
coming in September.
1st new song "Ectypes" was shared in a video on this page:
http://p3.no/musikk/p3-spanderer-22/
a bit different compared to some of their other music, but I still wouldn't be surprised if they have a lot of the prog/pop/post/meshuggah meets The Dear Hunter kind of elements like their debut LP from 2010 "Flux."
No. They have decide to forgo vocals as explained here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VA8Hfq8DsbY#t=79
prog metal
The Ralph - Delimiter [full EP stream] Self-released 16th April 2014
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-GDCSFDpOw
release date TBA:
Subterranean Masquerade - The Great Bazaar
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^ Fairly blah cover, but very excellent news!
Also:
New Wolves In the Throne Room album (Celestite) coming out July 8th (date according to amazon).
Dare I mention my own new Lawn Ornaments album is now available at Wayside Music. It will be available at ReR in August for those who might want it in Europe. You can see the cover and hear two songs from it here: http://bdblog.bdrak.com/lawn-ornamen...ists-and-more/
Bob
http://http://rascalreporters.bandcamp.com/album/bonus-tracks-vol-5
Just issued: it's the fifth volume of the Rascal Reporters' authorized archival archeology project.
RIYL: weird vibes, hurt feelings, music in general.
Thanks,
Brian D.