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There's Sanhedrin. I don't know their music but apparently they were Camel influenced. Also a band called Trespass who are pretty good. Both are from Israel.

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Aperco is an Israeli contemporary prog-rock band known for their unique blend of musical influences and intricate compositions. Their music can be described as a fusion of progressive rock elements with hints of classical, jazz, and pop undertones. Aperco's sound is characterised by complex arrangements, technical proficiency, and thought-provoking lyrics that often delve into deep philosophical themes.
The band's debut album, "The Battle," from 2016, showcases their musical prowess and creativity, drawing inspiration from 70s progressive rock bands while infusing their own innovative style, creating a sonic landscape that captivates listeners with its depth and complexity.
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ESTA'S "MEDITERRANEAN CROSSROADS" IS REALLY GOOD, FROM 1996

Check out "Deror Yik'ra" as an example (originally Song 1, now Song 9)

https://mp3.pm/search/s/f/esta+deror+yik+ra/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHfsUbpKyO0&t=2729s




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I'm not sure if Ahvak was mentioned but one of my favourite avant albums was their sole release.
Realeaf from Israel are a psychedelic band that play melancholic music. "Possibly Not" just hits the spot with me.
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"Sad Rain" ANEKDOTEN
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Couple people posted bands from Israel here.  Note: you should read the specifications at the top--I did not include Israeli bands with this post because I did an entire separate list which can be found here:



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Originally posted by Watanabe Watanabe wrote:

Svengali is a band based in Dubai, UAE, that has gained recognition in the local and international music scene. The band consists of members from various countries, such as Lebanon, Iraq, the UAE, and India. They released their sophomore album Sayonara in 2020, following the success of their first full-length album Theory of Mind, which reached No. 2 on Virgin Megastore's UAE album charts in 2015. 
Svengali plays metal, featuring progressive elements, doomsday drumming, tectonic guitars, and growled vocals. Their music focuses on positive themes and energy, aiming to convey messages of perseverance through difficult times.

What is "doomsday drumming"?
What's a "tectonic guitar"? 
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