Although I'm way into older stuff, I ran into this awesome band called Blockhead. Try the song 'The Music Scene' and the video is also pretty neat!

Blockhead's just one producer, but ja he is pretty awesome. His work with Aesop Rock and Billy Woods is off the charts.

I dig Rush and some Yes, but King Crimson's Larks' Tongue in Aspic calls to me probably more than any prog album I've heard yet, and I'd like some avant prog recs.

Oh Boy. I will get on it once I am home.

You cool with a video? The Soft Machine is ****ing awesome

Henry Cow - Western Culture
Koenji Hyakkei - II aka Viva Koenji!
Rhun - Ih
Present - No.6
Univers Zero - Heresie
Ruins - Tzomborgha
The Flying Luttenbachers - Infection And Decline
Combat Astronomy - Flak Planet
Shub Niggurath - Les Morts Vont Vite
Thinking Plague - Moonsongs
Simon Steensland - The Zombie Hunter

5 unknown progressive bands you need to hear
 

I did this Youtube compilation to gather quite unknown prog bands.

This is mostly CDs I bought 2nd hand through the years.
Hope you'll dig it.

New psychedelic rock!!!????
 

I know of this /watch?v=qW_s9PAqzTM&feature=youtu.be But Im looking for some good stuff released in the recent few years?? Rock never dies.

HAWKWIND - Live 1972

The masters of space rock?

Lights over Roswell - Djam Karet (Topanga, California, 1997)

Such a grand finale...

Can any recommend some similar artists
 

Hey guys can anyone recommend me some similar artists to those featured on this 'Guitars of The Golden Trinagle' compilation. Not looking for specifically Burmese artists, just any with a similar vibe. Thanks, B.

youtube.com/watch?v=XZHT-IFAV1k&list=PLHVI2H1T0HY2Q9WM40GHP10eMa_Z8pqjN

discogs.com/Various-Guitars-Of-The-Golden-Triangle-Folk-And-Pop-Music-Of-Myanmar-Burma-Vol-2/release/894921

If you haven't heard, there was a psychedelic prog band called Kingston Wall in Finland 20 years ago. Absolutely brilliant stuff, songs like Palekastro and I'm the King I'm the Sun are one of my favourites. Tragically, the lead singer/guitaristi Petri Walli jumped from a churches tower to his death after three records. Highly recommend this band. They've also got a fantastic cover of Hendrix's Fire.

MONTGOLFIERE
This swedish band plays a mix of 70’s progressive rock and stoner/ hard rock…
Very cool music and nice warm sound.

King Crimson
Genesis
Yes
ELP
Cream
Yezda Urfa
Led Zeppelin
Magnum
Vander Graaf Generator
Gentle Giant
The Doors
Traffic
Giles, Giles and Fripp
Caravan
Rush
Pink Floyd
Jethro Tull

Monobody- Monobody.
curry courier career is particularly good

TH EWORMHOLES

New spacerock band, saw them last week end, was cool

Voyager from Australia have just released their first single off their upcoming album 'Ghost Mile' and it sounds pretty cool :) It's called 'Ascension', look it up ;)

ZOMBI
Prog rock/ Space rock from Usa
Live with good/ clear sound!

Old post but I finally saw this is I like it alot!

GONG - Live Bremen 1974

Great space rock, prog rock!
Live with very good sound.

Germany's answer to Gentle Giant

Although it's a German river, Nektar are a British band. Not exactly in the front rank of prog bands, I think their music deserves a little more than the zero recognition they seem to receive these days. This is a track from their live-in-the-studio double album (1974):-

Brought out my Placebo LPs to spin.
A bit like a Belgian version of Soft Machine.
Features the late Marc Moulin.

I might've posted about this band before, but as I can't remember where or when, you probably won't either!

They are a Korean power trio whose early albums date from 1978 so they have a pretty long discography, which unfortunately often veers away from guitar-led rock into pop. My rule of thumb for them is "the longer the song, the better it's likely to be" - a rule which is borne out by this 18-minuter:-



The Korean language looks like runes from a galaxy far far away, though for their sakes, we should hope the Koreans don't think so. Whatever the case, translations to English are pretty shakey too. The band name, for instance, appears on YouTube as San Ul Lim and also Sanulrim and the first track I posted, My Soul Lies On Silk , also turns up as Laying Silks and Satins on my Heart and Laid Carpet on My Mind, so you can choose the most surreal title and thus impress your friends.

Mammoth: Nice Discovery
 

From LA. Pretty wild stuff and I LOVE it!

Dream Theater perhaps? or is that too mainstream? THey are the proggiest, Metal band I know of. Still touring, still releasing new material. One of my all time favorite bands. Sometimes the musicianship/wankery gets so unreal that I just have to laugh. Its all great stuff though.

Last minute - help two german bands release their brilliant split LP of psychedelic / prog / stoner rock.
Their startnext campagn (look for interstellar smoke Mount Hush Deaf Proof on startnext) ends in less than 10 hours. Sorry I can't link as I am new here.
Not afflicted with the bands - just a fan and supporter who likes to see this getting funded and thus released.

You can listen to the whole album to be on youtube. Search for "Mount Hush & Deaf Proof "Interstellar Smoke" Split (New Full Album)"

Thanks for your consideration.

I have the first 4 Sanulim lps. Covers for the lps are all the same design basically ,but different colours.
I think the fifth is a childrens lp.
You can go to the 7th then they become unbearable.


But man what a dirty fuzz-sound! Their vaccuum tubes must have come down from heaven.

Hey Troll, this one's for you.
 

Very cool. Especially the section that starts at 11:00.

Very cool. Sounds a little like Peter Gabriel era Genesis.

My favorite of all their albums. I was thinking of making it my next pick for the Album Club thread, actually.

I must recommend Aphrodite's Child and their Album 666.

Guitar solos that will blow you mind. I am not religious in the slightest but it so good I can overlook the theme!

Eternal Tapestry's Beyond The Fourth Door album. The whole album. I kind of stumbled upon this by accident a couple years ago on an insomnia music binge. I remember hearing this and thinking: "I want to make music that sounds like this, but darker."

Thanks for that. Now that I've (finally) had a chance to listen to it, I'm getting their whole discography. Sweet.

The most psychedelic of their albums and one of my favorite psych albums...

A blast of Peruvian psych from the past.

The debut album from "Papir" a three-piece instrumental heavy psych-rock group from Copenhagen, Denmark.

It's a psych/space/krautrock kind of album.

Dude, I just came here to post their Krautrock Sessions.
Holy ****ing synchronicity!