RUINS

Before anything else, i must say that i was using this site for quite a while for finding good music for my taste. Recently i was digging deep into Wolf People's discography. And this album stuck with me. I come here to just give a vote to this album. Not just because I'm fanboying about them, because i felt the same feelings when i first listened Genesis' Selling England by the Pound, Jethro Tull's Thick as a Brick or Van der Graaf Generator's Godbluff. I cannot find a better comparison for a Prog record to give it a classic status. Surely there is much more complex or unique sounding records out there. But the main reason why i think this one is a modern classic is because it feels both nostalgic and fresh at the same time. It gave me both Western musical norms at an utmost level and also more Eastern, Middle Eastern if you will, exotic tastes at the same time. It gaves some Turkish Anatolian Rock, English Folk and Psychedelic vibes. And this is what Prog is essentially: a strongly structured eclectic musical feast.