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    New work from neglected genius Lino Capra Vaccina:

    https://shoutout.wix.com/so/2eNxf3S2...bb0daa87#/main
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    Latest from Angel Ontalva, wherein he multi-tracks to form his own guitar ensemble covering a number of pieces from the October Equus repertoire:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Splicer View Post
    Deaton LeMay Project - The Fifth Element

    Now this I like. Melodic, rocking, good soloing. I'm sure it fits into maybe the AOR vein or that "crossover prog" label I often see. I'm listening on Apple Music so it's there. Couldn't find a Bandcamp page or anything other than a preview sampler on YouTube presented below.

    Good keyboard sounds. I'll check the album out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JKL2000 View Post
    ^ Crossover Prog is a pretty unhelpful label, IMO. I'll have to see if PA has a description of what that label is supposed to mean. I get it, but it's pretty broad.
    "Crossover Prog" comes across as a catchall for things that might be proggy but also just straight ahead rock.
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    Crossover Prog definition
    Crossover Prog contains progressive rock music that, though 100% progressive, may have a musical connection to popular music-- whether it be the lack of emphasis on extended compositions, or an influence from mainstream music in addition to classical, jazz and folk. Compositions, however, still exhibit a high degree of sophistication, sometimes outright complexity, and the musicianship and virtuosity is often on a par with established Prog acts. Much like their kin in the established prog sub-genres, these groups will incorporate many major parts of what defines prog rock: the fusing of rock with the structures and discipline of more traditional musics, the use of syntheisizers and new technologies, intelligent thematics, and the expansion of the form.

    The defining characteristics of Crossover Prog are a pop music influence that is largely vacant in typical prog rock. Songs tend toward shorter, more concise presentations though still reach beyond the typical verse, bridge, chorus pattern. The harmonic, melodic, and rhythmic structures may be more easily digested in Crossover while not losing the musical integrity that a prog listener expects. Whereas Prog Related bands are generally commercial groups with certain prog elements or players that were involved in prog acts, Crossover Prog artists are predominantly progressive with elements of popular music.

    The most representative examples for this genre include The MOODY BLUES, SUPERTRAMP, DREDG, CINEMA SHOW, RADIOHEAD.


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    Quote Originally Posted by JKL2000 View Post
    ^ Crossover Prog is a pretty unhelpful label, IMO. I'll have to see if PA has a description of what that label is supposed to mean. I get it, but it's pretty broad.
    PA made this category when they split the old Art Rock sub, and I always think of it as the non progressive (or barely progressive) type of Art Rock*. Things that are a bit more sophisticated than the average but don't really have the depth and commitment to the music as full blown prog-rock.


    * I know labels can be tricky, as alot of people called Prog-Rock Art Rock back in the day, so forgive me for the distinction, if needed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mascodagama View Post
    Latest from Angel Ontalva, wherein he multi-tracks to form his own guitar ensemble covering a number of pieces from the October Equus repertoire:

    Listening right now! Awesome!


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    Quote Originally Posted by JKL2000 View Post
    Tiger Moth Tales (Pete Jones) announced the upcoming album, A Song of Spring, today and released a video for the song "Spring Fever":



    You can preorder here - there's a companion CD you can also order, with demos, edits, etc.:

    https://www.whiteknightshop2.co.uk/h...ales-c36255878

    I think his releases the CDs usually show up for sale on Bandcamp a little while after the initial release, so wait if you want to go the Bandcamp route.
    Track list and personnel (which is just Pete and special guest Andy Latimer! I'm a little unclear on if Latimer plays one solo, or on multiple songs. I think Pete mentioned something about contributing a solo, so I'm not sure now. Hopefully it's more than just one, but even one would be good.):

    Songs / Tracks Listing
    1. Spring Fever
    2. Forester
    3. Dance Til' Death
    4. Holi
    5. The Goddess and the Green Man
    6. Mad March Hare
    7. Rapa Nui
    8. Light


    Line-up / Musicians
    - Peter Jones / vocals, keyboards, drum programming, guitars, clarinet, recorder, ukulele, percussion

    With:
    - Andy Latimer / guitars


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    Label: White Knight Records
    Format: CD, Digital
    March 4, 2022

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mascodagama View Post
    Latest from Angel Ontalva, wherein he multi-tracks to form his own guitar ensemble covering a number of pieces from the October Equus repertoire:

    Great, tanks for the H.U.!
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    New from Weserbergland.I dug the previous release so this is of interest.

    https://weserbergland.bandcamp.com/a...phoniae-nr-1-2
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    Hi everyone. I'm from the band Afforested and we have just released our new album called 'Ancient Healing Oakwood Journeys'.
    It features one epic 39:43 minute song of progressive folk rock. Check it out below.
    If you want more info head to our website https://www.musicglue.com/afforested/


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    ^^^ Very cool, I will check this out! I have your 2-CD compilation and it's lovely stuff.
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    Thanks Progatron.

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    Quote Originally Posted by walt View Post
    New from Weserbergland.I dug the previous release so this is of interest.

    https://weserbergland.bandcamp.com/a...phoniae-nr-1-2
    nice
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    Quote Originally Posted by walt View Post
    New from Weserbergland.I dug the previous release so this is of interest.

    https://weserbergland.bandcamp.com/a...phoniae-nr-1-2
    To me this seems like an album that would clear out a room in seconds! Not my thing.

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    ^ Having now listened to it, it is pretty different from their other two. I like it but I wish it was a bit more diverse/developed in sound.

    I'll still purchase at some point.
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    Any fans of bands such as Oceansize, Mew, VOLA and Agent Fresco may like to have a listen to the new album by The Black Light, called 'Unnatural Order'.

    https://theblacklightuk.bandcamp.com...nnatural-order

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    New Cheer-Accident released today

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    https://podcasts.progrock.com/post-a...re-happy-hour/

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    ^ Awesome butter sculptures!

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    Quote Originally Posted by JKL2000 View Post
    ^ Awesome butter sculptures!
    Looks like he took one for the team.

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    Quite a short album that.
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    Nice quintet from Belgium: Black Flower - Magma (released last month)


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    And from Hungary, some mushroom infused psychedelia:



    The band, live, in studio:

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    Released last Friday



    Releasing this Friday



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    Quote Originally Posted by Zalmoxe View Post
    Nice quintet from Belgium: Black Flower - Magma (released last month)

    A little outside my normal listening zone, but I'm digging this. Very exotic sounding, but with a groove.

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