The progressive rock thread

Fuck yeah Particle. I have their first (only?) album and it's so fucking good. I don't know if I'd necessarily call them prog though.

Particle is kind of on the jam side of jamtronica. The live versions I've heard come across as much more of an organic band than the electronic sounding studio tracks like you posted.

Yeah, I know they're in that whole scene. A lot of jam bands are actually pretty damn proggy.

moe. even describes themselves as prog rock on their official bio, not jam or psychedelic. Umphrey's is maybe the proggiest pure jam band out there, not counting like Claypool or some of the other more crossover acts.

didnt know where to put this, but since i love the volta i figured here. Like this one, but not quite prog

HANGIN IN THE LURCH | ANTEMASQUE

Awesome! I've only seen the rehearsal clips. I haven't heard any full tunes yet. Will definitely pick this up when the album comes out.

The band probably deserves it's own thread.

Yeah, the chorus is fucking catchy. Will def be picking this up.

Probably the most consistently incredible band I've ever seen. Kevin Gilbert (Vocals, Acoustic Guitar) was easily the most talented musician I've ever known. His story is incredibly sad. RIP Kevin.

This video is actually a composite of 2 shows. Audio is from The Roxy, and the video is from The Cactus Club in Los Angeles. These guys were so good, that they played the song EXACTLY the same, with no click track, and no extra work to sync it up. The guy who put it together just started both tracks at the same time and let it go.

That bass is groovyAF. The song itself is really 80s and outdated though.

Im surprised some of this hasn't been mentioned yet, but Prog is my thing for sure.


The Flower Kings



Kaipa:



Beardfish:



Magic Pie:



Spocks Beard:



Frost*

More:

Transatlantic



Iona <-- (Song starts 30 seconds into video. Skip the shit VHS tape intro)



The Tangent



Karmakanic

Alex_sl said:

That bass is groovyAF. The song itself is really 80s and outdated though.

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The album came out in 1990. The singer, Kevin Gilbert, died in 1996. The band itself was (for the most part) was ridiculously talented.

Kevin Gilbert - Songwriter, Vocals, Guitar, Mandolin, Piano.
Marc Bonilla - Guitar, backing vocals
Anastasios Panos - Drums
Spencer Campbell - Bass
Sheryl Crow - Keyboards, and overall waste of oxygen.

Another one of Kevin's gems..

This band had some amazing talent as well. Lead guitar is Russ Parish, who later played in Rob Halford's Fight, and is now "Satchel" in Steel Panther. Nick D'Virgilio is on drums, who is in Spock's Beard.


And then there was this!

When I found out Marco Minnemann and Guthrie Govan dropped out of the Steven Wilson tour for another band they're involved in, I had to check it out. And damn, this is some really good prog.