The Future of Prog looking forward, Grim?

Spam101 · 01-19-2016, 08:29 PM

I see prog alive and well, just in a different more modern form.

Plenty of great math rock bands and progressive metalcore bands about. That's what really does it for me.

It all comes under a blanket progressive term for me but I realise they obviously don't sound much like Tool, Opeth & Dream Theater, which is I suspect what OP is getting at here. I'm sure there are plenty of bands like that knocking around though paying homage to them under the radar. I just wouldn't know about them as it's not really my cup of tea.

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01-19-2016, 08:29 PM	#30 (permalink)
Spam101 Groupie Join Date: Jan 2016 Location: Manchester UK Posts: 16	I see prog alive and well, just in a different more modern form. Plenty of great math rock bands and progressive metalcore bands about. That's what really does it for me. It all comes under a blanket progressive term for me but I realise they obviously don't sound much like Tool, Opeth & Dream Theater, which is I suspect what OP is getting at here. I'm sure there are plenty of bands like that knocking around though paying homage to them under the radar. I just wouldn't know about them as it's not really my cup of tea.