/prog/ - Progressive Rock General | Inaccessible albums edition

Any good recent releases? Any good releases in the next two or three months?

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>>73494427

>>73494427
King Crimson's Radical Action is pretty good; a bit on the expensive side but you get a lot of music.

Kansas released a new album last year which was pretty meh. Depends on how recent you're talking. Steven Wilson released a really good album in 2015 called "Hand Cannot Erase" that actually could become a seminal album of the genre.

>>73494455
2 of those aren't out yet

>>73494455
>Return to Ommadawn

What?! I think I might have actually just spontaneously came.

>>73494455
>>73494458
Thanks for the info, I might check out Retun to Ommadawn.

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Bumping with a great prog album you should totally check out.

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Anyone knows something similar to this? I've been looking quite a while but nothing comes close really

>>73495694
It's the epitome of the Canterbury Scene. There's probably nothing that's going to be like it. The closest sounding albums to Rock Bottom would Soft Machine's Third and Matching Mole's self-titled album. Robert Wyatt was a member of both bands.

>>73494375
>Godbluff
>Inaccessible album
It was my introduction to VdGG, and made me a fan instantly. 4 killer tracks, but especially Arrow & Undercover Man. Still my favourite album of theirs.

>>73496310
Was about to post this. It felt like a really easy album to get into. When I think of prog that isn't very accessible I think more of Gentle Giant.

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>>73494427
Big Big Train's latest release, Grimspound, is pretty great if you want a modern take on classic Genesis.

https://open.spotify.com/album/3YBGYpPgEcC8Tszi9ufIYS

>>73495694
>>73495782
If it's Canterbury scene, then he might enjoy Caravan or Camel.

>>73496310
>>73496384
Godbluff was my first VDGG too, but I had to listen to it several times before I could really appreciate the album. I could always get through "Undercover Man" but beyond there I always had to replay.

Maybe it's not as much inaccessible as it is rife in depth.

Best prog song involving gates lads need my synth fix >:)

https://coredelay.bandcamp.com/album/sleeping-chamber-music
this is literally prog

What's the best singalong prog track and why is it pilgrims?

>>73497714
but it's no rock

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>They never made anything like the opening track again
JUST FUCKING KILL ME SENPAI

>>73498945
Because prog songs are usually not made to sing along to?

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>>73498945
>Not Caravan's "Love to Love You"

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This was... dark