Opeth, prog rock/death metal.

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>progressive rock/death/black-metal/jazz fusion.
They're neither black metal, neither jazz fusion in the slightest.
listen to Leprous for some more proge

listen to some og prog like soft machine or camel or can before you bother with opeth's prog revival wank

>>74464781
Might not be it overall, but some songs definitely have both black metal and jazz influences.
Leprous was actually pretty good, more modern sounding. Thanks!

>>74464799
Soft Machine and Camel are more like the new Opeth, prog-rock that is.
What im looking for is bands sounding more like the old Opeth, Prog-rock/Death metal.

Camel and Soft Machine are great bands though!

>>74464781
Leprous actually reminded me of Port Noir, a newer Swedish band:
https://youtu.be/EHGIccw8Dzc

>>74464853
if you want proggy death metal check out
Edge of Sanity - Crimson
Atheist - Unquestionnable Presence
Cynic - Focus
Ne Obliviscaris - Portal of I

>>74464728
Have you listened to Porcupine Tree

Opeth are definitely hella unique, but there are some great bands out there that do a similar approach to their music.

Porcupine Tree immediately pops to mind for me, especially their later albums as Steven Wilson began to work with Opeth (Blackwater Park and Damnation/Deliverance were produced by him). Fear of A Blank Planet and Deadwing are especially good later PT albums since they're more prog-metal than prog-rock.
Check out https://youtu.be/MSEQZ8reJA4

Another one I recommend is Ne Obliviscaris, Aussie band with riffs galore and long-ass songs just like Opeth. Citadel is unbelievably good and they've got a new album coming out this year I think.
Check out https://youtu.be/hUj3B7YXvCY

>>74464728
Check out In Mourning and Be'lakor

>>74464879
Some of these were pretty good, will add to my list!

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>>74464905
Yeah I already have Porcupine Tree in my list, they are pretty good!
Ne Obliviscaris was not really my cup of tea.

>>74464915
Both these were pretty damn great!

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Leprous is a good recommend, but pls do yourself a favor and get familiar with Enslaved.
I've been a long term Opeth fan since discovering them in high school about 5 years ago, but recently and for the last few years have adored the songs that Enslaved have written, I started an "albums that have aged well" thread posting Vertebrae as an album that has aged well since 2008. check out songs like, Clouds, New Dawn and Vertebrae. also check out albums such as "Ruun"