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Originally posted by delventhal delventhal wrote:

The OP asked about a modern prog band playing the classical way and I'm afraid that Iamthemorning does not fall into that category as their 'Chamber Prog' sub-genre did not exist in the classic era of Progressive music.
 
Actually, the OP wasn't specific about whether "classical" referred to classical prog or classical music.
 
 
 


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I am not quite certain how to understand the question. do you mean modern bands that sound like some other specific band of that "golden era"? or do you mean modern bands that just sound like being of that era?

in case of the latter: The Red Masque


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Originally posted by softandwet softandwet wrote:

I got myself recently into Wobbler's From Silence To Somewhere and I was literally stunned, how the hell in 2017 can a band make such a perfect album! At first I even thought that I had put on some Yes album before realizing that it was Wobbler! For me it sounds like what they should have made after Close To The Edge instead of Relayer which I don't really like.

So now here's my question. Do you know other bands that sound like this? I'm literally craving for it right now!


try Astra (US band, because there's an Italian prog-power band with the same name) and Needlepoint.
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^ Yep Astra are well worth checking out. Very 'seventies retro' indeed although more towards early Floyd meets Sabbath rather than the symphonic stylings of Yes.
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I think Phideaux's Doomsday Afternoon is one of the best examples. 



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I recommend you the band Ring van Möbius and its album "Past the evening sun". Truly old school sound Wink
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