Progressive Rock 101: Why PROG is essential for the Evolution of Mankind.

[Full Range]

21 hours ago, Batty said:

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/50-greatest-prog-rock-albums-of-all-time-78793/happy-the-man-happy-the-man-1977-41843/

 

How many do you have in your collection?

Sad to say I only have 21 of them.

 

Just a quick glance at the list 

I have 24 

But the number is greater if I add other album titles from bands noted in the list 

[Batty]

9 hours ago, JukKluk2 said:

Upon which planet has he been for the past (almost) fifty years?

He has only been alive for 40 of them.

 

He did pick that it was " the same guy that wrote the music for Killing Fields", he is into OST.

Edited January 16, 2020 by Batty

[Janjuggler]

Hi Proggers,

 

Marillion, Clutching At Straws

 

 

JJ

[progladyte]

Here's what's on / been on the playlist for today:

 

 

 

 

Here's a few reviews (by Others)

 

NMB

 

After a masterpiece like "The Similitude of a Dream" i was worried that Morse & Co. would never have been able to reach again the quality, the melodies, the sublimation of musical skills in an easy-lixstening context, without sounding cheap.
"The Great Adventure" dont overcome its predecessor but exceeded my expectations, for sure.
The formula is stil the same: complex instrumental passages, similar to a "certain progmetal" band, melodic refrains, some Beatlesesque verses, neverending vocals harmonies & emotional acoustic moments. All in all, less magniloquent melodies but a strong memorability "ou service de la musique" & flawless musicianship to make it real.
And furthermore, i love the kind of concept albums, like this, where the main melodic line is repeated with different forms in various songs.

Best Track: To The River

 

********************************************

 

Thieves' Kitchen - Genius Loci

 

A modern gift for prog lovers..

Beautiful, spacious, and intricate modern prog that doesn't skimp on melody for the sake of complexity. The music is recognizable as coming from the tradition that started with Yes, Genesis, and Gentle Giant, say, but it is not derivative. Original, uplifting, interesting, and often beautiful, this is top-notch stuff.

 

(This has scored 4.10 / 5.00 on RYM so far which indicates a very good album. 1st spin coming up.

Edited January 17, 2020 by progladyte

[Janjuggler]

Hi All,

 

@progladyte, nice list , me I'm going to give Gazpacho, Missa Atropos a spin, not a good as Night, more towards popular, less prog than previous albums.

 

 

JJ

[needlerunner]

5 hours ago, progladyte said:

Here's what's on / been on the playlist for today:

 

 

 

 

Here's a few reviews (by Others)

 

NMB

 

After a masterpiece like "The Similitude of a Dream" i was worried that Morse & Co. would never have been able to reach again the quality, the melodies, the sublimation of musical skills in an easy-lixstening context, without sounding cheap.
"The Great Adventure" dont overcome its predecessor but exceeded my expectations, for sure.
The formula is stil the same: complex instrumental passages, similar to a "certain progmetal" band, melodic refrains, some Beatlesesque verses, neverending vocals harmonies & emotional acoustic moments. All in all, less magniloquent melodies but a strong memorability "ou service de la musique" & flawless musicianship to make it real.
And furthermore, i love the kind of concept albums, like this, where the main melodic line is repeated with different forms in various songs.

Best Track: To The River

 

********************************************

 

Thieves' Kitchen - Genius Loci

 

A modern gift for prog lovers..

Beautiful, spacious, and intricate modern prog that doesn't skimp on melody for the sake of complexity. The music is recognizable as coming from the tradition that started with Yes, Genesis, and Gentle Giant, say, but it is not derivative. Original, uplifting, interesting, and often beautiful, this is top-notch stuff.

 

(This has scored 4.10 / 5.00 on RYM so far which indicates a very good album. 1st spin coming up.

Got the mostly Autumn cd (got most of their albums). This was one of my top 3 listens last year. Fantastic album.

[needlerunner]

7 hours ago, Janjuc said:

Hi Proggers,

 

Marillion, Clutching At Straws

 

 

JJ

Triple thumbs up.

[needlerunner]

22 hours ago, Monk said:

Okay, so at first look it's post-rock again.    But there's definitely a proggy feel to it.  Even if to me it sounds a bit too much Pink Floyd like in places.  Great album.  As are their others for that matter.  

 

Monkey3 - Astra Symmetry. 

 

 

https://monkey-3.bandcamp.com/album/astra-symmetry

 

Hi Monk.

Listened to this on Spotify last night.

Wow. This album is brilliant. Ended up listening 3 times. When l woke up l had this one song in my head.

The band is so diversified, sounds like there is 3 different bands playing. Anyway just ordered it.

So much for not buying any music for 3 months. Love this post, but sending me broke. Luckily l don't eat much . All you proggers out there have a listen. You won't be disapointed. Thanks Monk.

[Monk]

21 hours ago, progladyte said:

Don't know these guys but according to RYM, they fall under the following musical umbrella:

 

Stoner Rock, Space Rock, Jam Band, Psychedelic Rock

 

 

 

And then some.

 

But I reckon that's a pretty good place to start...   

 

[Monk]

21 hours ago, JukKluk2 said:

Upon which planet has he been for the past (almost) fifty years?

 

I listened to it for the first time on the way to work this morning on Tidal... 

[progladyte]

 

Italy became the country after UK that I found produced some of the best and most consistent symphonic and progressive rock music throughout the early 70's. They continue this tradition to this day.

 

If you have already acquired everything you need from UK and surrounds, there can be no denying the huge impact that Italy made regarding this genre of music in the 70's. With a huge sound, pompous and grandiose arrangements together with excellent musicianship that embraced all manner of instruments, it was easy to admire just about everything they did. There is hardly an Italian progressive rock band that I don't enjoy as repeated listens brings out the very best in what these guys are doing. Some of the music is very accessible, some will require more concentrated efforts to fully absorb everything, but the rewards will follow. Even if you don't understand the Italian language (or any other language for that matter), it will be the unique music that captures the imagination.

 

Here are some of my favourites in no particular order.

 

 

 

 

		Il Balletto di Bronzo Ys (1972)
2		Le Orme Smogmagica (1975)
3		Le Orme In concerto (1974)
4		Le Orme Contrappunti (1974)
5		Le Orme Uomo di pezza (1972)
6		Banco ...di terra (1978)
7		Banco del Mutuo Soccorso Garofano rosso (1976)
8		Banco Banco (1975)
9		Goblin Il fantastico viaggio del "bagarozzo" Mark (1978)
10		Simonetti / Pignatelli / Morante Tenebre (1997)
11		Alphataurus Alphataurus (1973)
suggested by: Kizsmeth
12		Biglietto per l'Inferno Biglietto per l'Inferno (1974)
suggested by: Kizsmeth
13		PFM Chocolate Kings (1975)
14		Premiata Forneria Marconi Per un amico (1972)
15		Premiata Forneria Marconi Storia di un minuto
16		Picchio dal Pozzo Picchio dal Pozzo (1976)
17		Panna Fredda Uno (1971)
18		Blocco Mentale Πόα (Poa) (1973)
suggested by: Kizsmeth
19		Gruppo D'alternativa Ipotesi (1972)
suggested by: Kizsmeth
20		Reale Accademia di Musica Reale Accademia di Musica (1972)
suggested by: Kizsmeth
21		Le Orme L'infinito (2004)
22		I Giganti I Giganti (1966)
suggested by: Kizsmeth
23		Nuova Era Dopo l'infinito (1989)
24		Montefeltro Il tempo di far la fantasia (1993)
25		J.E.T. Fede, Speranza, Carità (1972)
26		H2O Due (2001)
27		Foglie di Vetro Foglie di Vetro (1996)
28		Murple Io sono Murple (1974)
suggested by: Kizsmeth
29		Errata Corrige Mappamondo (1977)
30		Il Paese dei balocchi Il Paese dei Balocchi (1972)
suggested by: Kizsmeth
31		Doracor Transizione (2001)
32		Consorzio Acqua Potabile Il bianco regno di Dooah (2003)
33		Città Frontale El tor (1975)
34		Cervello Melos (1973)
35		Battiato Pollution (1972)
36		Malibran The Wood of Tales (1990)
37		Mangala Vallis Lycanthrope (2005)
38		Premiata Forneria Marconi The World Became the World (1974)
39		L' Uovo di Colombo L'Uovo di Colombo (1973)
suggested by: Kizsmeth
40		Corte dei Miracoli Corte dei miracoli (1994)
41		Quasar Lux Symphoniae Mit (2000)
42		Quasar Lux Symphoniae Abraham - One Act Rock Opera (1994)
43		Nova Blink (1994)
44		Sithonia Spettacolo Annullato (1992)
45		Latte e Miele Passio secundum Mattheum (1972)
46		Sensations' Fix Fragments of Light (1974)
47		Semiramis Dedicato a Frazz (1973)
48		Murple Io sono Murple (1974)
49		Moongarden Round Midnight (2004)
50		La Maschera di Cera LuxAde (2006)
51		Goblin Zombi (1978)
52		Ezra Winston Ancient Afternoons (1990)
53		Deus Ex Machina De republica (1995)
54		Delirium Dolce acqua (1971)
55		Consorzio Acqua Potabile Robin delle stelle (1998)
56		Il Castello di Atlante Cap. 7 - Tra le antiche mura (2009)
57		Le Orme Il fiume (1996)
58		I Califfi Fiore di metallo (1973)
59		Barrock Oxian (1994)
60		The Watch Ghost (2001)
61		Il Volo Il Volo / Essere o non essere... (1987) [Compilation]
62		L' Uovo di Colombo L'Uovo di Colombo (1994)
63		Submarine Silence Submarine Silence (2001)
64		Raccomandata Ricevuta Ritorno Per... un mondo di cristallo (1972)
65		Osanna Palepoli (1973)
66		Nuova Era Il passo del soldato (1995)
67		The Night Watch Twilight (1997)
68		Museo Rosenbach Zarathustra (1990)
69		La Maschera di Cera Il grande labirinto (2003)
70		La Maschera di Cera La Maschera di Cera (2002)
71		Malibran La città sul lago (1998)
72		Höstsonaten Mirrorgames (1998)
73		Garden Wall The Seduction of Madness (1995)
74		Formula 3 Sognando e risognando (1972)
75		Festa Mobile Diario di viaggio della Festa mobile (1973)
76		Eris Pluvia Rings of Earthly Light (1991)
77		Finisterre In limine (1996)
78		Finisterre Finisterre (1994)
79		Divae Determinazione (1995)
80		D.F.A. Duty Free Area (1999)
81		La Torre dell'Alchimista La torre dell'alchimista (2001)
82		Buon Vecchio Charlie Buon Vecchio Charlie (1990)
83		Cherry Five Cherry Five (1975)
84		Celeste Celeste (1976)
85		Il Volo Il Volo (1974)
86		Mangala Vallis The Book of Dreams (2002)
87		Montefeltro Il tempo di far la fantasia (1993)
88		Uno Uno (1974)
suggested by: Kizsmeth
89		Il Rovescio della Medaglia Contaminazione (1973)
90		Metamorfosi Inferno (1973)
91		Le Orme Collage (1971)
92		Malibran Le Porte del Silenzio (1993)
93		Locanda delle Fate Forse le lucciole non si amano più (1977)
94		Premiata Forneria Marconi Photos of Ghosts (1973)
95		Maxophone Maxophone (1975)
96		Quella Vecchia Locanda Quella Vecchia Locanda (1972)
97		Le Orme Felona / L'equilibrio (1973) [Single]
98		Hostsonaten Springsong (2001)
99		Banco del Mutuo Soccorso Come in un'ultima cena (1976)
100		Goblin Roller (1976)       101 Banco del Mutuo Soccorso Darwin! (1972)   102 Aufklärung De' la tempesta..... L'oscuro piacere (1995)   103 Arti & Mestieri Tilt (Immagini per un orecchio) (2001)   104 Apoteosi Apoteosi (1975)   105 Alusa Fallax Intorno alla mia cattiva educazione (1974)   106 Alan Sorrenti Aria (1972)   107 A Piedi Nudi Creazione (1995)   108 Acqua Fragile Mass Media Stars (1976)   109 Cherry Five Cherry Five (1975)   suggested by: Kizsmeth 110 Campo Di Marte Campo di Marte (1973)   suggested by: Kizsmeth 111 Alusa Fallax Intorno alla mia cattiva educazione (1974)

Edited January 18, 2020 by progladyte

[betocool]

I vaguely remember this being discussed here some years ago.... I could be wrong.

 

"Sgt Peppers", prog or not? I'd tend to say yes, but I'm happy to hear your opinions on that.

 

Cheers,

 

Alberto

[progladyte]

Just now, betocool said:

I vaguely remember this being discussed here some years ago.... I could be wrong.

 

"Sgt Peppers", prog or not? I'd tend to say yes, but I'm happy to hear your opinions on that.

 

Cheers,

 

Alberto

 

Although The Beatles were considered to be very talented musicians, I don't often hear them as being labelled as part of the progressive rock movement. Their music certainly showed many progressive traits and concepts, together with a huge variety of musical concepts and ideas on each album but for some reason, they seemed to bypass the prog moniker.

 

A brilliant band no less and one for which the world owes a debt of gratitude for laying the foundations for what would ultimately follow.

 

 

Y.M.M.V.

[betocool]

I agree with all you say, and yet I'd rate Sgt. Peppers as an album apart from the rest, due to the different structure and orchestrations in there, a world apart from Revolver, which is in essence a great pop/rock album. I guess, Sgt. Peppers introduces a concept.

 

Still, I also do not think of the Beatles as a prog band in that sense.

 

Cheers,

 

Alberto

[patjoy]

5 hours ago, progladyte said:

 

Italy became the country after UK that I found produced some of the best and most consistent symphonic and progressive rock music throughout the early 70's. They continue this tradition to this day.

 

If you have already acquired everything you need from UK and surrounds, there can be no denying the huge impact that Italy made regarding this genre of music in the 70's. With a huge sound, pompous and grandiose arrangements together with excellent musicianship that embraced all manner of instruments, it was easy to admire just about everything they did. There is hardly an Italian progressive rock band that I don't enjoy as repeated listens brings out the very best in what these guys are doing. Some of the music is very accessible, some will require more concentrated efforts to fully absorb everything, but the rewards will follow. Even if you don't understand the Italian language (or any other language for that matter), it will be the unique music that captures the imagination.

 

Here are some of my favourites in no particular order.

 

 

Interesting list Greg. Some I have but many I am not familiar with. You sure did delve deep into the Italian prog genre.

 

One other band I enjoyed was Area. Italian prog it was, sometimes a bit "avant-garde", and once singer Demetrio Stratos passed away they shifted more to jazz rock fusion. Demetrio sure had a unique powerful voice. I particularly liked the jazz rock instrumental album "Tic & Tac".

 

 

 

 

Edited January 18, 2020 by patjoy
update

[patjoy]

And this track really highlights Demetrios' voice - really kicks in at 2:20.

 

 

[progladyte]

Hey Pat,

 

I too scored some Area albums back in the day.

 

I had the 1st 4 on vinyl but sold one or two recently.

 

Ironically, the album you liked, "Tic Toc" scored the least out of all their albums (2.71 / 5.00) compared to the rest (between 3.59 and 3.77 / 5.00).

 

Have you heard their 1st, 2nd or 4th offerings?

 

According to RYM they are listed as:

 

Avant-Prog, Progressive Rock, Jazz-Rock, Free Improvisation, Jazz Fusion

 

 

 

 

[Full Range]

4 hours ago, betocool said:

I vaguely remember this being discussed here some years ago.... I could be wrong.

 

"Sgt Peppers", prog or not? I'd tend to say yes, but I'm happy to hear your opinions on that.

 

Cheers,

 

Alberto

I would say they changed with time 

They did change to Psychedelic as they were influenced by Hendrix and others and also assume they wrote music with the help of the drugs 

 

If they stayed as a band the Beatles probably would have tried Prog 

[needlerunner]

57 minutes ago, progladyte said:

Hey Pat,

 

I too scored some Area albums back in the day.

 

I had the 1st 4 on vinyl but sold one or two recently.

 

Ironically, the album you liked, "Tic Toc" scored the least out of all their albums (2.71 / 5.00) compared to the rest (between 3.59 and 3.77 / 5.00).

 

Have you heard their 1st, 2nd or 4th offerings?

 

According to RYM they are listed as:

 

Avant-Prog, Progressive Rock, Jazz-Rock, Free Improvisation, Jazz Fusion

 

 

 

 

Hi Progladyte and et al.

Came across this German band a few weeks ago. They are classed as Post Rock. But after listening to this ablum, l would include them very much in the Prog Genre. So the band is Long Distance Calling. The album is called Sattelite Bay.

 

Not usually into instrumental music, though l don't mind a bit of Sleepmakeswaves or Mogwai.

 

But this album that l received yesterday has totally captivated me.

It is mainly instrumental, but has got a bit of monologue through out ( you JJ would love this album).

 It is very guitar orientated. And boy do they soar. But it is the drumming that is sensational. Absolutely Bonkers ( up there with Tool).

Not sure if many proggers have heard this band? But has Molly was wont to say " do yourself a favour".

 This could well be my find of the year. Definitely going to buy the vinyl record.

 

[Janjuggler]

Hi Proggers.

 

Projekt Gemineye, A Brand New Day - Prog / Metal, well done.

 

 

JJ

[progladyte]

Here is a fantastic list from the Dutch progressive rock page, a site I frequent every few days.

 

 

https://www.dprp.net/index.php

 

If you have not yet discovered this excellent website, I can wholly endorse just about everything they do and publish.

 

Their reviews are often what inspires me to explore a band immediately or at least put it on my wish-list for later investigation. You would be totally blown away by obscure bands and artists that I was curious about and deciding to explore all available options, found yet another fantastic piece of music / band that I had previously never heard of. Being based in Holland also gives them excellent access to a lot of the brilliant material emerging from Eastern Europe.

 

What I like about this site is that they don't get bogged down too much with one hit blunders but concentrate on giving insightful reviews about bands that quite frankly a lot of us on SNA discuss on a daily basis. That's not to say that they don't give coverage to the more obscure bands and artists but the balance of the coverage between well known and emerging acts is pretty impressive.

 

If you are looking for a seriously good site from which to glean some useful information, you can do no wrong with DPRP.

 

Here goes:

 

 

The Top 100 Progressive Rock Albums of the last decade (the 10s)

 

 

To wrap-up the decade, we thought it'd be a bit of fun to take a look back at the most popular albums of the last 10 years; as voted for in our annual end of year polls.

The first three years are taken from the results of our readers poll. The more recent years are the most popular albums, as voted for by the writers at DPRP.

Showing the strength-in-depth of the current progressive genre, no less than 59 different artists have been selected; with only ten appearing with more than two albums.

Steve Hackett wins the award for the most prolifically-popular artist; appearing six times. He is followed by Big Big Train (5 times) and Spocks Beard, Neal Morse and The Pineapple Thief (4 times).

If you were to award points based on an artist's placement in each year's Top 10 list, then the Top 10 Prog Rock Artists of the Decade would be:
 

1. Big Big Train
2. Steven Wilson
3. Riverside
4. Steve Hackett
5. Opeth
6. Spocks Beard
7. Haken
8. Marillion
9. Anathema
10. Neal Morse

Anyway here is the list of the Top 100 Progressive Rock Albums of the 10s, split into year of release....

 

 

 

 

 

2010 
1. Spock's Beard - X
2. Anathema - We're Here Because We're Here
3. Gazpacho - Missa Atropos
4. Unitopia - Artificial
5. The Enid - Journey's End
6. Moon Safari - Lover's End
7. Pain Of Salvation - Road Salt One
8. Agents Of Mercy - Dramarama
9. Glass Hammer - If
10. The Pineapple Thief - Someone Here Is Missing


 

 

 

2011 
1. Steven Wilson - Grace For Drowning
2. Dream Theater - A Dramatic Turn of Events
3. Opeth - Heritage
4. Yes - Fly From Here
5. Pendragon - Passion
6. Neal Morse - Testimony 2
7. Phideaux - Snowtorch
8. Steve Hackett - Beyond the Shrouded Horizon
9. The Tangent - Comm
10. Haken - Visions


 

 

 

2012 
1. Big Big Train - English Electric (Part One)
2. The Flower Kings - Banks Of Eden
3. Marillion - Sounds That Can't Be Made
4. Anathema - Weather Systems
5. Rush - Clockwork Angels
6. Echolyn - echolyn
7. Änglagård - Viljans Öga
8. Neal Morse - Momentum
9. Steve Hackett - Genesis Revisited II
10. Flying Colors - Flying Colors


 

 

 

2013
1.    Big Big Train – English Electric, Pt. II  
2.    Haken – The Mountain
3.    Steven Wilson – The Raven that Refused to Sing
4.    Riverside – Shrine Of New Generation Slaves 
5.    Lifesigns – Lifesigns 
6.    Moon Safari – Himlabacken, Volume I 
7.    Magenta – The Twentyseven Club
8.    Manning – The Root, The Leaf and The Bone
9.    Spock’s Beard – Brief Nocturnes and Dreamless Sleep
10.  PBII – 1000 Wishes



 

 

2014
1.    IQ – The Road of Bones
2.    Opeth – Pale Communion
3.    Transatlantic – Kaleidoscope
4.    Pink Floyd – The Endless River
5.    Lazuli - Tant Que L'Herbe Est Grasse
6.    Gazpacho – Demon
7.    Flying Colours – Second Nature
8.    Pendragon - Men Who Climb Mountains
9.    Steve Rothery - The Ghosts Of Pripyat
10.  Anathema – Distant Satellites



 

 

2015
1.    Steven Wilson - Hand.Cannot.Erase
2.    Riverside - Love, Fear and the Time Machine
3.    The Tangent - Spark in the Ether
4.    The Neal Morse Band - The Grand Experiment
5.    Spock's Beard - The Oblivion Particle
6.    Anekdoten - Until all the Ghosts are Gone
7.    Comedy of Errors – Spirit
8.    Leprous - The Congregation
9.    William D Drake - Revere Reach
10.  Steve Hackett - Wolflight



 

 

2016
1.     Marillion - F.E.A.R.
2.     Big Big Train - Folklore
3.     Haken  - Affinity
4.     FROST* - Falling Satellites
5.     Opeth - Sorceress
6.     Katatonia - The Fall of Hearts
7.     Kansas - The Prelude Implicit
8.     The Pineapple Thief - Your Wilderness
9.     Neal Morse - The Similitude of a Dream
10.   Anderson/Stolt - Invention Of Knowledge




 

 

 

2017
1.     Steven Wilson - To The Bone
2.     Leprous - Malina
3.     Soen - Lykaia
4.     Comedy of Errors - House Of The Mind
5.     Big Big Train - Grimspound
6.     Lunatic Soul - Fractured
7.     Steve Hackett - The Night Siren
8.     The Pineapple Thief - Where We Stood
9.     Accordo dei Contrari – Violato Intatto
10.   Lifesigns - Cardington



 

 

 

2018
1.   Riverside - Wasteland
2.   Gleb Kolyadin - Gleb Kolyadin
3.   Phideaux - Infernal
4.   Arena - Double Vision
5.   The Pineapple Thief - Dissolution
6.   Kingcrow - The Persistence
7.   Southern Empire - Civilisation
8.   Spock’s Beard - Noise Floor
9.   Damanek - In Flight
10. Roine Stolt's The Flower King - Manifesto Of An Alchemist



 

 

 

2019 
1.   Devin Townsend - Empath
2.   Big Big Train - Grand Tour
3.   Dream Theater - Distance Over Time
4.   IQ - Resistance
5.   Bent Knee - You Know What They Mean
6.   Steve Hackett - At The Edge Of Light
7.   IZZ  - Don't Panic
8.   Moron Police - A Boat On The Sea
9.   RPWL - Tales From Outer Space
10. On The Raw - Climbing The Air

[wen]

[wen]

the MAN

[progladyte]

Ok guys,  here's a small challenge:

 

How about you all list your favourite progressive / symphonic rock bands from the 1970's / 80's / 90's / 00's / 10's

 

Maybe 10 or 20 for each decade!

 

 

Edited January 18, 2020 by progladyte

[patjoy]

6 hours ago, needlerunner said:

Hi Progladyte and et al.

Came across this German band a few weeks ago. They are classed as Post Rock. But after listening to this ablum, l would include them very much in the Prog Genre. So the band is Long Distance Calling. The album is called Sattelite Bay.

 

Not usually into instrumental music, though l don't mind a bit of Sleepmakeswaves or Mogwai.

 

But this album that l received yesterday has totally captivated me.

It is mainly instrumental, but has got a bit of monologue through out ( you JJ would love this album).

 It is very guitar orientated. And boy do they soar. But it is the drumming that is sensational. Absolutely Bonkers ( up there with Tool).

Not sure if many proggers have heard this band? But has Molly was wont to say " do yourself a favour".

 This could well be my find of the year. Definitely going to buy the vinyl record.

 

I don’t mind my post rock so l will have to check this out. Love chasing these musical breadcrumbs.