There was a thread a year or two ago that was about or got onto new new-prog releases. I've got the hankering again, and have been spinning the new Comedy of Errors as well as their previous albums. And I like the most recent Anubis album a lot.
Anyone have any new or recent neo-prog releases to recommend?
Looking forward to season of autumn. There'll be so many new tasty fruits.
Still need to hear the new Jadis. Loving the new Comedy of Errors. Loving Grimspound from BBT.
Be careful - it's maybe their worst effort in quite long career.Originally Posted by rickawakeman
I agree. I bought the latest Jadis, hoping it would be like More Than Meets the Eye, but it was not. I found it pretty dull.
Have em both, they're good! More like this!
Towards the end of this year, British progsters Galahad will release their new album "Seas of Change".
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At this stage in time, shouldn't it be called "Post Neo Progressive Rock".
I like a lot of NEO Prog but my interest usually wanes on most groups after a few releases.
There are exceptions to this rule.
The big news is that they haven't only moved beyond Genesis and Pink Floyd, but they've discovered Yes, VdGG, King Crimson (racey!) - and Michael Bolton.
"Improvisation is not an excuse for musical laziness" - Fred Frith
"[...] things that we never dreamed of doing in Crimson or in any band that I've been in," - Tony Levin speaking of SGM
Silhouette, Milennium, and Drifting Sun will all have new albums out in September.
They are not exactly brand new releases, but two bands with releases I have been enjoying recently are Elephants of Scotland and Red Bazar. I haven't bought the new Elephants of Scotland, but I really like their Home Away from Home and Execute and Breathe releases from 2013 and 2014.
One of my favorite releases from the last few years is Red Bazar's Tales from the Bookcase from 2016. The music is great with intelligent and well crafted lyrics. City and the Stars is the standout track, but the entire CD is good.
Wasn't sure if Elephants... was Neo - will check them out. Love the Red Bazar album.
No, Neo-Prog is a style, not a zeitgeist!
Tasters of what to expect from them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrZOfOpQ9-Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjir...m-upload_owner
https://driftingsun.bandcamp.com/track/soldiers
What would that be? Keyboard chords that repeat for ten minutes to some huge crescendo? Next track same as the previous track.
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Sigur Rós?
My Progressive Workshop at http://soundcloud.com/hfxx
Cosmograf has a new one, The Hay-Man Dreams
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The latest Jadis was a huge dissapointment, especially having high hopes for it after knowing that Martin Orford going to be involved.
The best Neo-prog release this years is John Mitchell's 'Lonely Robot' second CD
Neo Prog died somewhere during the mid 90s. Just the same uniformed boredom since then.
Just listened to that yesterday for the first time. Pleasant with a mid-period Porcupine Dream vibe to it.
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I don't think many of the bands where uniforms.
Hmm, that's not the style I'd have guessed based on the cover art, which is nice.
Been enjoying the new Comedy of Errors as I mentioned:
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