Entransient for Prog Rock

Any thoughts regarding which sub genre you think they might fit in? 'Prog Rock' covers the whole of the site, and we need to narrow it down a bit so that one of our dozen or so evaluation teams can take a listen to this music and decide if the band belongs here. I listened to the whole album myself, and most definitely believe they belong here...hearing a mixture of Heavy, Neo and Crossover Prog - with some really impressive tracks along the way too. I'd personally throw this across to the Crossover team in the first instance, and they can then decide if another sub might be more appropriate (it would be one of the other two I just mentioned - nowhere else). The other thing that would speed things along would be to actually include a sub genre in the topic title - the evaluation teams have a fair bit on their plates, and tend to just look out for suggestions that pertain to their own particular sub - just seeing 'Prog Rock' in the title might not be sufficient to catch their immediate attention.

Consider it submitted Black Diamond, We will start the evaluation process and go from there.

Edited by Roland113 - April 28 2015 at 09:01

Thanks everybody! Glad to see our little album is finding some ears. Here're's a more "proper" bio that will be finding its way to the appropriate places soon.

ENTRANSIENT is a progressive/melodic rock band based out of Michigan. The band was formed in 2014 by bassist Matt SCHRAUBEN and vocalist Scott MARTIN of Lansing progressive metal SILENT LAPSE, with drummer Jeremy HYDE of Grand Rapids progressive metal band FLOOD THE DESERT and guitarist Nick HAGEN. Grand Rapids guitarist Ryan CUNNINGHAM completed the lineup for recording of the band’s Self-Titled debut album released in 2015. The band cites Anathema, Alcest, and Steven Wilson as primary influences.

Edited by Scott Martin - April 30 2015 at 08:22

It took an edit after I went back and skimmed the guidelines. I capitalized our names and bands we were associated with, and not bands we aren't directly connected to, which was just what I thought made the most sense. Thanks again! We didn't really know what exactly we are, so someone else figuring out this categorization will be really helpful for us as well!