CrownOfMagnets
07.21.11 | Fair to Midland-Arrows and Anchors |
climactic
07.21.11 | cynic |
crazyblinddude
07.21.11 | The Gathering - How to measure a planet? |
Hawks
07.21.11 | Orphaned Land - Mabool |
coneren
07.21.11 | hawks |
Hawks
07.21.11 | Cone. |
coneren
07.21.11 | what |
Hawks
07.21.11 | I love you. |
coneren
07.21.11 | explain your penis |
twlight
07.21.11 | Protest the Hero- Fortress (instrumental)
Animals as Leader- Animals as Leaders (another instrumental album)
Cynic- Traced in Air
Mastodon- Blood Mountain
Meshuggah- Obzen
Unexpect- Fables of the Sleepless Empire
Sikth- Death of a Dead Day
get on it please |
YetAnotherBrick
07.21.11 | Queensryche - Operation: mindcrime
The Contortionist - Exoplanet
Cynic - Focus
Meshuggah - I (EP)
Amia Venera Landscape - The Long Procession
Between the Buried and Me - Alaska, Colors, The Great Misdirect
The Dillinger Escape Plan - Option Paralysis |
YetAnotherBrick
07.21.11 | Psyopus - Our Puzzling Encounters Considered
The Number Twelve Looks Like You - Mongrel
The End - Elementary |
Duffluc
07.21.11 | Thanks for the suggestions all. I'm liking what I've listened to so far... keep 'em coming! |
Gnocchi
07.21.11 | Nashville Suicide Mission - The Silver Lining. (Through bandcamp so the production is a little iffy, but definitely worth the look over) |
Masochist
07.21.11 | If #1 is your favorite prog album, then 'Operation: Mindcrime' (rec'd by YetAnotherBrick) should be an easy choice. I'm also going to second the following album:
Amia Venera Landscape - 'The Long Procession'
Cynic - 'Traced In Air'
Fair To Midland - 'Arrows & Anchors'
The Gathering - 'How To Measure A Planet?'
Protest the Hero - 'Fortress'
...and then I'll add a few more:
Devin Townsend - 'Ocean Machine: Biomech' (The lead singer of Strapping Young Lad)
Devin Townsend Project - 'Addicted' or 'Deconstruction' ('Deconstruction' is more progressive, but I enjoy 'Addicted' more. 'Addicted' also has the lady from 'The Gathering')
Edge of Sanity - 'Crimson II' (Opeth-ish)
Karnivool - 'Sound Awake' (one of the best Aussie prog-rock bands; a bit like Tool and Riverside)
Kayo Dot - 'Choirs of the Eye' (the sister band for maudlin of the Well)
The Pax Cecilia - 'Blessed Are The Bonds' (a very similar band to maudlin of the Well)
Porcupine Tree - 'Fear of a Blank Planet' (any and every modern prog fan needs to at least have an opinion of PT, good or bad)
...hope that's good enough for you for now... |
Masochist
07.21.11 | Oh...and if you dig Isis, then I suppose you should check out Neurosis - 'Through Silver In Blood'. [EDIT] Nevermind...just noticed Neurosis on your Favorite Bands list. |
Obfuscation24
07.21.11 | rush |
Emim
07.21.11 | Sydonia |
TheFonz123
07.21.11 | agalloch-dicog
kayo dot-discog (not really metal but w/
oceansize-frames
the dillinger escape plan-discog
city of caterpillar-s/t
circle takes the square-as the roots undo & s/t
opeth-my arms, your hearse
time of orchids-namesake caution
mr. bungle-discog (not really metal but everyone should hear them |
thecwo
07.21.11 | the ocean-anthropocentric
oceansize-frames
amia venera landscape-long procession
today i caught the plague-lore or ms. mary mallon
protest the hero-fortess
the human abstract-nocturne
fair to midland-fables of a mayfly
coheed and cambria-from fear through the eyes of madness
conducting from the grave-when legends become dust |
misterhustle24
07.21.11 | devin townsend- terria
xerath= II
sights and sounds- monolith
becoming the archetype- celestial completion
cloudkicker- beacons
Ihsahn- After
Jolly- the audio guide to happiness
The Ocean- ANYTHING (they're fucking amazing)
Born of Osiris- The Discovery (used to think this band was shit until I heard this new album) |
OlDirtyPaule
07.22.11 | Yeah, since you're obviously also in the cheesy stuff (no offense) you should probably love Queensryches original Operation: Mindcrime and basically everything from Rush until Signals.
On the heavier side:
- Death: Human, Symbolic, Individual Thought Patterns, The sound of perseverance (start with Symbolic, just the defintion of progressive death metal)
- Opeth: start with Still Life and Blackwater Park. Probably the hightest rated progressive albums on sputnik
- Tool: Lateralus (second best album of all times)
And if you wanna get to know the roots
Yes - Close to the Edge (# 3 of all times)
King Crimson - Red (# 7)
Pink Floyd - Animals (# 8)
Best |
botb
07.22.11 | so many awesome recs in here. |
Pyosisified
07.22.11 | how are 3&20 progressive, u high or something |
ShadowRemains
07.22.11 | -anything other than dream theater
go, be happy |
Parallels
07.22.11 | Shadow how could you |
Duffluc
07.25.11 | Thanks for all the recs. Been checking out a lot of the stuff, so much great music. You guys are awesome. |
UnnamedOcean
07.25.11 | Karnivool would be a great band for you to check out. I think I saw a Karnivool rec in the list somewhere. Oceansize is also a great band if you want to get into some more "sophisticated" prog.
If you want any stuff on the other side of the spectrum, I can give plenty of recommendations. |
TheJackal
07.25.11 | the ocean- precambrian |
peartnoy
10.13.11 | James Labrie
Coheed and Cambria
Dead Letter Circus
Textures
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Zorak
10.13.11 | just go to my profile lol |
