Are there any other albums that fit into this "prog

Cardiacs

>>74986670
>prog
>punk

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>>74986670

Television - Marquee Moon
Wire - Pink Flag
Pere Ubu - The Modern Dance

Pretty much all Art Punk is prog punk.

>>74986695
That's the best I've got to describe it and how Tera Melos classifies it.

>>74986741
Yeah

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Everyone calls this prog punk

Also maybe This Heat's Health and Efficiency would fit under that label but I'm not sure

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this is like the Control and Resistance of mainstream punk

>>74986695
Bit of an oxymoron since Punk was the direct response to the popularity of Progressive Rock but there's definitely some "prog punk" that exists.

>>74986799
sample for convenience
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2a1wm3E7_wQ

The Fall of Troy

>>74986766
>Television - Marquee Moon
Not Punk.

>>74986766
>Wire - Pink Flag
not prog

>>74986670
Try post-hardcore and art punk
That's the closest you'll get desu

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Be sure you hear the version with the 23 minute track "Hell's Angel's Cracker Factory"

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>>74986976
why didn't you include >>74986804 ?

>>74987012
Forgot about checking it out since I had to reverse image search. Going for it now

>>74986670

90 Day Men?

bygones since it has members of both bands and is some of zach and nick's best work
>>74986854
always good btw whether or not it fits the description

Also, Ring - Nervous Recreation

Saccharine Trust - Surviving You, Always

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>>74987080
Oh fuck, how could I forget bygones

Fall of troy may be too math, still not sure

early math rock, post-hardcore, progressive metalcore, brutal prog and mathcore, all of that is "prog punk" in some shape or form
outliers like Titus andronicus The Brave Little Abacus
american idiot, kind of in parts

>the monitor
>double nickels on the dime
>zen arcade