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Here's a fantastic instrumental post-rock/metal album that I've really been enjoying, even as someone who doesn't usually like either of those genres:
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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:


Thanks for the vid - I really enjoyed that. How's your electronic muscles developed? Can they take a little rockless tunes or are they still in their infancy? If not I heartedly recommend that Blanck Mass album. It's got this wild urban industrial feel to it that genuinely suits every street view you ever care to find.
Been listening to electronic a lot lately actually (mainly wonky and bubblegum bass). That Blanck Mass album seems pretty neat. Definitely on the list.

I'm also enjoying Sampha's Process. Some pretty neat Alternative R&B with lyrics about the death of Sampha's mother. Great production and songwriting. 
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Another great new find: 



Atavismo - Inerte

Spanish psychedelic prog
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Originally posted by Magnum Vaeltaja Magnum Vaeltaja wrote:

Another great new find: 

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Atavismo - Inerte

Spanish psychedelic prog


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Listened to more new albums during the first quarter of the year than at any other point in my life. Pryapisme is definitely #1 at the moment with Djam Karet getting a lot of play as well.

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^ I enjoyed the Djam Karet one, too.

Here's a new find tonight that I'm really digging: 



On The Raw - Big City Awakes


Great jazz fusion out of Spain, combining the typical fusion sound with more electronic elements. Very tastefully done, with some great flute work.
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Miriodor & Cheer-Accident just gone up on Wayside.
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https://podcasts.progrock.com/post-avant-jazzcore-happy-hour/
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-Collapse: The Sleep In Me.
-Exquirla: Para Quienes Aun Viven. Wink
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9 attempts to edit above post...thanks recraptcha.
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Ulver's is quite the disappointment
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Have not listened yet. Therefore you have set the bar really low. Which means I will be pleasantly surprised. Which means I have high expectations again. Screw that album! Thanks a lot.
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Pain of Salvation: In The Passing Light Of Day.
Sounds Like The End Of The World: Stories. Smile
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Originally posted by Man With Hat Man With Hat wrote:


Ulver's is quite the disappointment

Funny how that works. I think it's their best album since Perdition City
Sure it is basically a pop album but it's wrapped up in all these gorgeous synthesizer landscapes and add to that: Garm's vocals have never sounded better.
Sorta like this long forgotten Japan album that got beautifully warped after too much musk in the vaults.
One of the best albums I've heard so far this year.
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Instrumental heavy prog from Italy  (April 14, 2017)
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Electric Moon - Stardust Rituals  (Fulda, Germany  2017)
Psychedelic, space rock, kraut rock trio 
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Points: 790 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 18 2017 at 09:10
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That one appears to be really good, i'm gonna give it a listen
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Though he is not on Progarchives, I highly recommend Sun Araw's newest album The Saddle of the Increate. All you folks, who enjoy experimental/psychedelic music, that does not sound like anything else out there, need to investigate this. You can listen to the whole album from here:
http://www.nts.live/editorial/SUN%20ARAW%20THE%20SADDLE%20OF%20THE%20INCREATE



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