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    Posted: January 12 2018 at 02:21
I very much enjoy instrumental fusion with touch of metal, similar but not limited to:
4Front
Mindflowers
Planet X
Johansson brothers projects (esp. Heavy machinery)
Zeroesque
Matalex (Jazz grunge)
Gordian Knot
LTE 

recent discovery: Marco Sfogli/Alex Argento band (song starts from 0:53)
this is fantastic. 


what else would you recommend, with similar approach: heavy rhythm section, mix of fast and slow sections, trades between guitar and keyboard solos 


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Jean-Luc Ponty - A Taste For Passion. As ‘smooth’ and technical the playing is, there’s an element of heavy to it, especially with the rhythm section - double-kick drumming is always ‘heavy’ to my ears !!
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^Marco RULES. That guy's playing is interdimensional.

Guthrie Govan "Erotic Cakes" immediately comes to mind:

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and Planet X rocks ~
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Ooooh, how could I forget the German guys - Panzerballett. A very unconventional meeting of Extreme Metal and Fusion. Takes some adjusting to, but very cool nevertheless.
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7 For 4: German jazz-fusion/prog. metal
Citriniti: from Italy
Spaced Out: Antoine Fafard's old band. He's produced 5 suberb solo albums since but not as heavy as Spaced Out.
Niacin: fabulous fast and furious fusion. Heavy but not in the vein of prog. metal.
Counter World Experience: another German jazz-fusion/prog. metal band
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Spaced Out is superb! Only this album I have - heavy and atmospheric at the same time
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2017 Italian crazy good jazz fusion! 

Accordo Dei Dontrari - Violato Intatto  




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Some of Satriani's repertoire fits the bill. I watched a Satch concert taped at the Iridium. His backup band was the definition of "heavyweight": Bryan Beller on bass, Marco Minneman on drums, and Mike Keneally on keyboards and guitar! 

Check out Joe's album Unstoppable Momentum.
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I would check out Passport ( Klaus Doldinger)
Early 70’s album Cross Collateral and Hand Made
Not guitar heavy but heavy sax and spacey keys
Really rocks some intense songs as well as space jams
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RnE_h4lSqo4
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Also more well known Billy Cobhams Spectrum with Tommy Bolin which is a classic if you are not familiar with it.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1H4gfJaYqZY
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Jean Louis' debut still smokes, I think
Elephant9 are always awesome
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Points: 31169 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 16 2018 at 11:55
Originally posted by Mascodagama Mascodagama wrote:

Y'all know One Shot, right?



This would have been my #1 answer
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How 'bout Special Providence (from Hungary)...


Or Intervals (from Canada)...


Both are Jazz/Rock/Metal fusion oriented.
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