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I’m in my prog era. I’m listening to King Crimson. What else should I be listening to? Yes, Genesis, Rush of course… but what albums? And what else? I want to follow the the arc that leads to the industrial stuff I was listening to as a teenager, NIN and Tool and such. What can you tell me?
early prog: did you ever get into camel? I think the snow goose is a good album, and raindances. otherwise gryphon is a sublimely fun band and really captures the wizardly feel of 70s prog, and they’ve released a couple new albums in the past few years on bandcamp!
you lived through the 80s and 90s prog years… I think if you haven’t re-examined primus (autocorrected to pronis) since then they’re probably worth a revisit. the bridge between prog and industrial was mostly built by californians; mr bungle’s album california still hits, I think. and if you want mr bungle without the vocals, look up secret chiefs 3.
current prog is basically synonymous with prog metal at this point. you could take a gander at the following bands (album suggestions in parentheses): gojira (start with the most recent and work backwards); haken (vector, virus); leprous (aphelion, whatever the newest album is called); symphony x which is more metal than prog but definitely comes from a proggy place (paradise lost, iconoclast). if you want to listen to a Rush album but you ran out of Rush albums, check out crown lands: they’re doing a Rush pastiche, but they’re really cute about it. and opeth is still around doing what they do!
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